The Eötvös Lorand Physical Society is a famous and acknowledged and also the biggest Physical Society in Hungary with more than 1200 members, compiling different fields: scientists, professors, teachers, students and also some represents of company connected to the physics and their applications.
A delegation from the Latvian Ministry of Education and Science participated in a study visit to Institut Laue-Langevin (ILL) and European Synchrotron Research Facility (ESRF) to learn about scientific possibilities in neutron and X-ray research, and the variety of aspects of international collaboration related to large-scale facilities.
More than 100 participants from universities, industry and research facilities ensured a full house when the annual conference ‘Danish Instruments for Big Science’ (DIBS) was held at the Technical University of Denmark (DTU) on 23 January.
A team who is part of the SINE2020 e-tools WP launched the first version of MCPL - Monte Carlo Particle Lists. This new, open source format makes it simpler to interchange particle-state information data between popular Monte Carlo simulation packages, making the work of developers more efficient.
Building a world-leading research facility as large and advanced as the ESS requires a high level of standardisation for the involved parties to collaborate as successfully as possible. Having many experienced partners on board, the ESS Central Engineering Team has a unique pool of best practice experience to draw from.
On 18 January 2017, a joint meeting between representatives of ESS, the MYRRHA project, SCK•CEN, the Oskarshamn municipality and KTH took place in Mol, Belgium. The meeting was a follow-up on earlier discussions focusing on collaboration opportunities between the said entities.
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