On 20-21 April, the Roland Eötvös Physical Society, with the support of the Centre for Energy Research and Wigner Research Centre for Physics, held its fourth physics and science promotion event, Physics for Everyone 4.0.
BrightnESS Partner DTI is working on a project to get more industry users to analyse their materials through synchrotrons and neutron sources. A study group recently visited ESS and MAX IV, to share experiences in working with industry.
On 5 April 2018, BrightnESS representatives from the Budapest Neutron Centre met with leaders of the Hungarian Nuclear Society for an informative discussion about the ESS and the role of BrightnESS.
Companies and Big Science facilities and projects met in Amsterdam on 8-9 March for the first “Synchrotron and Neutron Radiation Go Industrial” workshop.
Twice a year, ESS arranges an IKON meeting to facilitate dialogue and coordination between the many instrument design groups and the ESS. The latest edition was held February 12-15 in Paris and it was clear that the instruments are approaching construction.
On January 16, the Budapest Neutron Centre and the Biological Research Centre (BRC) hosted the event Neutrons for Biology. New Vistas: Monitoring Water and Hydrogen Bonds.
The 25th BNC User Meeting was held in Budapest at 10th of November 2017. The participants who attended the meeting came from both EU and non-EU countries.
Large-scale research facilities provide beam time to academic researchers and industry alike. These two user groups have distinct needs and facilities need to provide tailored services to both. In order to make informed decisions about its industry-related policies and services, ESS organised a Workshop on Best Practice for Industry Access to Neutrons.
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