BrightnESS Partners have been working together on enhancing the capability of different teams at ESS, CEA, ESS Bilbao and INFN in order to fulfil the scope of objectives during this phase of Normal Conducting Front End (NCFE) construction.
The Reactor Institute Delft (RID), part of Delft University of Technology, is a university-based nuclear facility, as such the only one in the Netherlands, and is dedicated to both research and education.
On 19 December, Professor Henning Friis Poulsen from the physics department of the Technical University of Denmark (DTU) held at presentation about the current projects and collaborations of DTU within neutrons and x-rays.
The Dutch Permanent Committee for Large-Scale Scientific Infrastructures announced today that ESS has been included in the National Roadmap. The strategic document brings the Netherlands one step closer to full membership in the European Spallation Source ERIC.
On November 28-30, a delegation of Danish and Swedish representatives from industry and regional organisations participated in a study trip to the Harwell Science Campus near Oxford, United Kingdom, which is part of the Science and Technology Facilities Council (STFC).
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