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UK Neutron and Muon Users Meeting 2012

Tuesday 17 April 2012

The 2012 UK Neutron and Muon Users Meeting (NMUM) will take place on 17 April 2012 at the Rutherford Appleton Laboratory.

Archived Events

For information on past events and seminars please see their respective pages. 

Seminars

ISIS Seminars

ISIS seminars are quite informal and cover condensed matter physics (experiment and theory), chemistry, neutron and muon instrumentation and related subjects.

Lectures

Information on RAL Lectures

Latest Articles

A snapshot of molecular mixing in a dilute glycerol – water solution
Why staying warm in winter is a bit more complicated if you’re a lizard

Thursday 09 February 2012

Recent studies at the ISIS neutron source, the Science and Technology Facilities Council’s (STFC) world leading research centre, have given a new insight into the mysterious ‘anti-freeze’ capabilities of glycerol – a property successfully used in nature, by animals such as lizards, for survival at sub-zero temperatures.

Schematic of an E.coli membrane
Ecoli packs a punch

Monday 09 January 2012

Neutron scattering experiments have given a new insight into how E. coli bacteria, often associated with food poisoning, kill each other in the evolutionary competition for food and space. This breakthrough could be fundamental in developing new ways to treat illnesses such as food poisoning or meningitis.

Neutron scattering spectrum of superconducting LiFeAs.
Antiferromagnetic tendencies in superconducting LiFeAs.

Tuesday 29 November 2011

Superconductors are widely used to provide high magnetic fields for many applications. The material, LiFeAs, was studied as a member of a family of iron-based superconductors.

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Low energy spin-gap studies of LiErF4

Wednesday 16 November 2011

The high resolution of the new LET instrument enables scientist to investigate materials in order to answer fundamental questions in quantum physics.

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