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NSSA Announces:
   The winner of 2008 Shull Prize in Neutron Scattering
   The winners of the 2008 Sustained Science Prize and the Science Prize
   New NSSA Fellows elected

FY2008 Omnibus Budget Bill has devastating effects on science funding (details 1,2), including the immediate closing of the Intense Pulsed Neutron Facility at Argonne National Laboratory.

The Neutron Scattering Society of America (NSSA) was formed in 1992 and is an organization of persons who have an interest in neutron scattering research in a wide spectrum of disciplines.  Membership in the society is open to individuals in academia, industry, and government.  Graduate students and recent Ph.D.s are especially encouraged to join.  There is no cost to be a member.

This web site is intended to provide information about the NSSA, to highlight upcoming meetings and other activities of the Society, and to list links to neutron laboratories and resource information.  The site also includes a convenient membership form for joining NSSA.  Please let us know about address changes also using the same form (mark it as an address change only).

Presently the NSSA has more than 1000 members from 26 countries

For futher information contact:
Dr. Greg S. Smith, NSSA membership secretary -- mailto:smithgs1@ornl.gov

Site maintained by Jim Rhyne -- mailto:rhyne@lanl.gov

Last revision date: 8/13/2008