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Jul 7-17, 2009
Registration is now open until April 13, 2009!
With the construction of the world’s most powerful neutron source,
the Spallation Neutron Source, the future for neutron scattering
is bright in the U.S. Added to this is the importance of phase
transformation in science and technology. Considering that one
of the key strengths of neutron scattering is to probe materials
under stress, pressure, magnetic fields, or elevated temperatures,
an education in neutron scattering to study phase transformations
has never been more timely.
The focus of the 6th annual LANSCE Neutron Scattering
School is on phase transformations in bulk materials
as investigated by neutron elastic and inelastic scattering.
This years school will take place July 7-17, 2009. The application
deadline is Monday, April 13, 2009. Applications must be submitted
via the school website.
This year’s neutron scattering school is designed to be
of interest to graduate level Ph.D. students and postdocs.
Early career industrial researchers and advanced undergraduate
students are also invited to apply. Applicants need not be U.S. citizens;
however, preference will be given to students
attending North American universities.
The school will promote expansive knowledge of neutron
scattering, illustrate applications of neutron scattering
to solve problems related to phase transformations, and
finally to provide hands-on opportunities to collect and
analyze neutron scattering data.
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