Experiment done? What next?

Access and analyse your experiment data.

See here for guidance on citing your ISIS data in any published work.

Expenses Claims must be submitted within 60 days of your experimental visit ending.​ Claim forms for funded users from both within and outside the UK can be found on our dedicated expenses page​.

Check here to see if your experiment is funded by ISIS.

Expenses for experiment consumables (UK PIs only) must be submitted within three months of the experiment. Claims submitted after this time will not be accepted.​

Please provide feedback on your experiment and experience of using ISIS by completing the online form here (takes no longer than 5 minutes to complete). Your feedback is extremely important to us, and will help drive improvements to the facility and user journey experience.

For any publications arising from your work at ISIS, please include relevant ISIS staff in the appropriate way (co-author, acknowledgement). All ISIS instruments and datasets have a Digital Object Identifier (DOI) that should be included. Instrument DOIs can be found on the individual instrument pages. Experiment DOIs can be found on the ISIS Data Gateway.

All users and staff are expected to open access publish their peer-reviewed articles, conference proceedings, books, book chapters and edited collections.​

See our publishing policy here.

The UK Neutron and Muon Source User Meeting (NMSUM) is held annually at conference facilities at the University of Warwick. This meeting is jointly hosted and organised by the STFC ISIS Neutron and Muon Source and the Institut Laue–Langevin (ILL). It provides an opportunity for UK users of neutron and muon beams to present and hear about latest science using these techniques, together with facility updates and other news of interest to the community.

We have a number of materials available​ about ISIS that ​you can use when presenting your data.