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The Institut Laue-Langevin is an international research centre based in Grenoble, France.
At the leading edge of neutron science and technology, it operates one of the most intense neutron sources in the world. [more]
Photo of the week
The new air conditioning system for the ILL reactor. Copyright: ILL/ Bernhard Lehn
Loi TSN et surveillance de l'environnement
Le rapport 2008 est en ligne.
Voir aussi les pages d'information sur le réacteur de recherche de l'ILL (en français.)
The epn science campus
The joint ILL/ESRF/EMBL/UVHCI site now has a new name: the European Photon and Neutron science campus - or "the EPN science campus", for short.
On 8 February a new EPN website dedicated to the users of both ILL and ESRF came online.
See www.epn-campus.eu.
Conferences in 2010
The ILL is making the most of the long winter shutdown with a series of science conferences.
Consult the full programme here.
- 20 January evening, the group of participants to the symposium 'Molecules and Membranes' in honour of Roland May and Peter Timmins
The ILL modernisation programme (2001-2014)
In order to keep the ILL at the forefront of neutron science and to provide the best possible experimental facilities and support to its European users over the next two decades, the ILL is now modernising its infrastructure and instrument suite.
141 M€ are being invested to boost instrument efficiency.
The first scientific results are already impressive!
[More on the modernisation programme here]
News
General information
Breaking News:
HERCULES 20th anniversary: XX symposium, 25 and 26 March
Higher European Research Course for Users of Large Experimental Systems [more]
The first high field recondensing magnets
A collaboration between ILL, ISIS and Oxford Instruments has led to the delivery of the first high... [more]
Creation of the Partnership for Soft Condensed Matter
On Friday, 27 November, ILL and ESRF signed the Memorandum of Understanding creating the... [more]
Scientific news
Breaking News:
Neutron whispering galleries
A recent ILL experiment on centrifugal quantum states has just been highlighted in the journal... [more]
Magnetic monopoles: 70 years from prediction to observation
An essential feature of a magnet – for example a compass needle – is two poles, commonly called... [more]
Putting the stone cutting industry on a solid foundation
What good are neutrons to the EU stone-cutting industry ? [more]
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