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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. Please visit the EPN website dedicated to the users of both institutes at
www.epn-campus.eu.

ILL is one of the founders of the Grenoble 'GIANT' innovation campus. See more information on
Please visit the 'Omega Tau' website, for a 94 minutes podcast about ILL.
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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 modernising its infrastructure and instrument suite.
141 M€ are being invested to boost instrument efficiency.
The scientific results of the first phase are already impressive: the average detection rate of neutrons for all instruments was improved by 19 times!
[More on the modernisation programme here]
NOUVEAU : le rapport 2009 est en ligne.
Voir aussi les pages d'information sur le réacteur de recherche de l'ILL (en français.)
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