2 janvier 2020
Cheers! Scientists take big step towards making the perfect head of beer
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17 décembre 2019
With close of research reactors, landscape is shifting for Europe’s world-leading neutron science community
Three neutron science research reactors in Europe have ceased operations in 2019. LENS and ENSA warn of a “neutron gap” that could impact scientific research
13 décembre 2019
Making Open Science a reality for Photon and Neutron Sources with PaNOSC
Interview with PaNOSC coordinator, Andy Götz, on PaNOSC contribution to the EOSC
29 novembre 2019
Helmut Schober titré Doctor Honoris Causa de l'Université Grenoble Alpes (UGA)
[Translate to Français:] From left to right Prof. Konstantin Protassov, Prof. Helmut Schober and Prof. Patrick Levy, the UGA President
Le 26 novembre, directeur de l’ILL Helmut Schober a reçu le titre de Docteur Honoris Causa , titre honorifique attribué "à des per…
22 novembre 2019
Success for the 1st PaNOSC annual meeting
62 managers, IT experts, computational scientists and staff from European Photon and Neutron (PaN) sources to discuss the state of the project, its progress and plans for the upcoming years.
19 novembre 2019
Scientists reveal key protein molecules associated with the unique water purification properties of Moringa seeds
Moringa seeds
November 2019One in three people cannot access clean drinking water [1]. Moringa seed extracts have been used of centuries to help purify water in regions where clean water is not available.Researchers have used neutrons and X-rays to identify …
24 octobre 2019
European neutron facilities come together for LENS General Assembly
30 septembre 2019
Record-Fast Neutron Tomography on D50 Tracks Water Pathways into Plants
30 septembre 2019
LENS Horizon Europe position paper handed over to European Commission at Brussels event
28 août 2019
En mémoire d'Isabelle Grillo
Isabelle Grillo nous a quittés soudainement, dans son sommeil, au début du mois d’août. Elle n'avait que 46 ans.
20 août 2019
New understanding of magnetic monopoles could signal new technologies
By Martin Herrema, University of Kent
7 août 2019
Scientists use neutrons to understand the secrets of extremophile bacteria like the ones decomposing the RMS Titanic
Credit: MPI-ILL
5.09.2016Understanding microbe adaptation to extreme environments remains a challenge of high biotechnological potential—in bioremediation and waste management, for example.Halomonas microorganisms isolated from the oceans or salt marshes, reversibl…