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  • 2024 Neutron Spectroscopy Tutorial
    High-resolution Methods for Soft Matter Dynamic Investigation June 23, 2024 This tutorial is primarily aimed at graduate students, postdocs, and young faculty working on soft matters who are interested in the unique capabilities offered by backscattering and neutron spin-echo spectrometers to probe the dynamics of their systems at the nanoscale. CLICK HERE for more details … Continue reading
  • NEUTRONS & FOOD CONFERENCE
    June 10-14, 2024 Neutrons & Food 7 (NF7) at The Tower, University of Delaware Star campus NF7 will promote a dialogue between researchers and food research/industry. Attracting international participants, the conference welcomes contributions from the wide community of food science and product development, food packaging, quality control and nutrition, as well as neutron users and … Continue reading
  • SasView Contributor Camp Workshop
    January 16-22, 2024 The CNS in collaboration with NIST partners is hosting the XIIth SasView Contributor Camp at the University of Delaware during the Winter term: Jan 16-22, 2024. This international workshop will bring together students to senior SAS practitioners, and researchers to software developers, to work together as a community for 7 days to … Continue reading
  • 2023 NSE Educational Workshop
    Fundamentals of Neutron Spin Echo (NSE) Spectroscopy for Biology and Soft Matter Workshop 2023 SEPTEMBER 19-21, 2023 An educational workshop on the fundamentals of NSE spectroscopy applied to soft matter and biology will prepare the scientists to use NSE techniques. The basics of static and quasi-elastic neutron scattering, NSE instrumentation, and NSE experimental design and … Continue reading
  • EXTRATERRESTRIAL CEMENT
    UD Prof. Norm Wagner and colleagues explore ways to create building materials on the moon, Mars AUGUST 9, 2022 Sustained space exploration will require infrastructure that doesn’t currently exist: buildings, housing, rocket landing pads. So, where do you turn for construction materials when they are too big to fit in your carry-on and there’s no … Continue reading

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