08h00

Registration in the ILL main building entrance hall

09h00

Opening of the workshop by the German director of the ILL R. Wagner

09h15

1^st session: Neutron guide systems I

09h15

J. Beaucour: Neutron guides of the ILL

9h40

A. Menelle: Guide system at LLB: status and projects

10h05

D. Turner: An overview of instrument neutron guides at the ISIS second target station and an engineers commentary on the Sans2D instrument guide and its installation

10h30

Coffee break

10h45

2^nd session: Neutron guide systems II

10h45

C. Breunig: Neutron guides at the FRM II

11h10

S.J. Kennedy: Performance evaluation of the neutron beam transport system at the OPAL research reactor

11h35

Y.G. Cho: Summary of guide systems and installation result for in pile plug and primary shutter at HANARO

12h00

S.J. Cho: A status of the neutron guide and instrument development at HANARO

12h30

Lunch in the joint ILL/ESRF restaurant

14h00

Classical music

14h30

3^rd session: Guide projects

14h30

T. Krist: New neutron guide system at the Helmholtz Zentrum Berlin

14h55

A. Radulescu: Neutron guide system for the KWS-1 and KWS-2 small angle neutron scattering instruments of the Jülich Centre for Neutron Science at the FRM II: design, optimization and achieved performance

15h20

S.J. Kennedy: Conceptual design of cold neutron transport systems for expansion of the OPAL neutron beam facility

15h45

J. Beaucour: New design for some future ILL neutron guides

16h10

Coffee break

16h30

4^th session: Guide technology

16h30

A. Perillo-Marcone: Ageing of different glasses under irradiation and radiation induced stresses

16h55

F. Lang: New substrate types for neutron guides

17h20

M. Schneider: High performance supermirrors on metallic substrates

17h45

J. Fuzi: Gapless metal glass sandwich technology - Optimal shape control and shielding properties for neutron guides

18h30

Classical music

19h30

Free evening

08h30

5^th session: Alignment of optical elements / Supermirror technology

08h30

J.W. Shin: Result and plan for the alignment of neutron guides at HANARO

08h55

R. Iannucci: Development of high m supermirrors

9h20

T. Bigault: Supermirror production and development at the ILL

9h45

K. Soyama: Development of a high-performance supermirror and applications at J-PARC

10h10

C. Mounier: Ground movement control and guide alignment

10h35

Coffee break

11h00

6^th session: Shielding

11h00

S. Fuard: A shielding calculation for guides

11h25

J.S. Ryu: Design and installation of shielding blocks for the neutron guide systems at HANARO

11h50

P. Böni: Stability and shielding issues of elliptic guides

12h15

Workshop photo

12h30

Lunch in the joint ILL/ESRF restaurant

14h00

7^th session: Simulation of neutron delivery systems I

14h00

J. Fuzi: Neutron guide shape optimization for beam phase space uniformity

14h25

R. Valicu: Monte Carlo simulation for focusing elliptical guides

14h50

P. Bentley: A new technique for accurate modelling of neutron beams in seconds

15h15

E. Farhi: How simulation helps to increase neutron flux on most ILL instruments

15h40

Coffee break

16h00

8^th session: Simulation of neutron delivery systems II

16h00

P. Lindner: Flux optimization at the SANS instrument D11 at ILL: from simulation to an innovative guide design change

16h25

W. Schmidt: Solutions and ideas for a curved focusing guide for the upgraded IN12 spectrometer

16h50

M. Janoschek: Optimization of elliptical neutron guides for triple axis spectroscopy

17h15

A. Ostermann: Monte Carlo simulations of a double V cavity transmission polarizer

17h40

T. Seydel: Phase space transformation for cold neutron backscattering spectroscopy

18h05

End of Day 2

19h30

Departure by bus to workshop dinner

20h00

Workshop dinner at "La Corne d'Or

08h30

9^th session: Ultra cold neutrons

08h30

P. Geltenbort: A brief introduction to UCN physics

08h55

V. Nesvizhevsky: Neutron delivery system in the GRANIT spectrometer

09h20

B. Lauss: UCN guides for the ultra cold neutron source at PSI

09h45

G. Zsigmond: Neutron optics simulations for the UCN source and nEDM projects at PSI

10h10

V. Nesvizhevsky: Neutron reflection from powders of nanoparticles

10h35

Coffee break

11h00

10^th session: Polarization and monochromatization

11h00

H. Rauch: UCN upscattering: a new aspect for high intensity neutron beam production

11h25

T. Oku: Spin selective neutron transportation and shaping by using multiplet magnetic lenses

11h50

E. Pierre: Fast adiabatic spin flipper for ultra cold neutrons in combination with a superconducting polarizer magnet

12h15

Lunch in the joint ILL/ESRF restaurant

14h00

Visit of the experimental halls (optional)

16h30

End of workshop