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Aug. 20, 2026 How do wounds heal? Neutrons enable a discovery that reshapes our understanding of the process

Scientists have redefined how the key blood-clotting protein fibrinogen behaves when it comes in contact with air, overturning two decades of scientific consensus on wound healing. Neutron reflectometry measurements at the ILL played a key role.

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Targeted drug delivery

June 12, 2026 A deep dive into drug delivery

Learn how a novel combination of neutron and light scattering elucidates the molecular structure of therapeutic nanoparticles

Health D11 Germany Sweden

Memory devices

May 12, 2026 Beyond 0 and 1: a material that can store four magnetic states

Neutron experiments reveal how a ferrotoroidic material can store information in four distinct magnetic states, paving the way for future memory technologies with increased storage capacity.

D3 Denmark France Magnetism & quantum materials Sweden USA

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April 21, 2026 Room to move: how proteins behave in crowded environments

Neutron scattering shows how local density shapes motion within self-assembled protein structures

Health France Germany IN16B Soft matter & biology Sweden

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Dec. 10, 2025 Easy to digest: neutrons reveal how the human body processes plant proteins

A recently published study makes an important contribution to our understanding of the physiological processing of plant-based foods. The results of this work can be used to optimise production, improving the digestibility of plant proteins and thus the nutritional value of vegetarian and vegan dishes.

Health D33 Soft matter & biology Sweden

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Nov. 23, 2025 New insights into ion transport in next-generation solid electrolytes

The results of a new study show how materials scientists may be able to fine-tune ionic transport properties to meet specific technological needs in catalysis and solid-state energy devices.

Chemistry & materials Sweden Training & PhD

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