Iris science
The IRIS spectrometer is used to study the dynamical behaviour in a wide range of systems. This information serves to answer questions in the fields of biophysics, polymer science, hydrogen storage amongst others. Some examples are presented below:
Biology and Biomedical Research
- Water diffusion is drug delivery microgels
- Dynamics of lipid-saccharide nanovectors for drug delivery
- From Shell to Cell: Neutron Scattering Studies of Biological Water Dynamics and Coupling to Activity
Soft Matter
Energy
- Nature of the bound states of molecular hydrogen in carbon nanohorns
- Hydrogen conduction in oxide materials
Advanced Materials
Earth and Environmental Sciences
- Stopping pollution in its tracks
- Neutron Investigations of Rotational Motions in Monolayer and Multilayer Films at the Interface of MgO and Graphite Surfaces
Physics
- Quantum melting of magnetic order by applied transverse field in an Ising spin chain
- Studies of Finite Molecular Chains: Synthesis, Structural, Magnetic and Inelastic Neutron Scattering Studies of Hexa- and Heptanuclear Chromium Horseshoes
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