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that target host-cell glycolipids. Gaining a detailed structural understanding of these interactions can pave the way for designing new inhibitors as alternatives to antibiotic treatments. Launched in October

to modify the gels by an external stimulus, e.g. magnetic fields. This way we can design intelligent hydrogels that can change their structure upon an external trigger and that way e.g. change the release ... Furthermore substantial insights into the thermodynamic and kinetic fundamentals of self-assembly can be obtained from such studies. We will ...

computing Molecular nanomagnets are materials composed of only a few atoms carrying magnetic moments. They can form nanoscale units with a unique magnetic nature. In particular, quantum mechanical effects, enhanced

systems and 20 ILL papers have "Haldane gap" or "Haldane conjecture" in their title. More details can be found here. Haldane's ILL-related papers 1- Vannimenus J., Kirkpatrick S., Haldane F.D.M., Jayaprakash ... his trap to the neutron, which is electrically neutral but has a magnetic dipole moment. His work can be summarised as follows [1]: " In ...

intensity and resolution: one can use a coarse monochromatization (5 to 15 %). The resolution goes as λ 3 , so it becomes excellent at long wavelength. For example IN15 which can use 24 Å neutrons (wavelength ... (wavelength twice the one of IN11) can reach resolution around 1 neV (240 kHz). In addition it has two options: a TOF mode of operation ...

turbine of PF2 is a mechanical device which slows down (cools) neutrons the same way a tennis player can slow down a tennis ball (Doppler effect).The reactor generates neutrons whose speeds (energies, te

orient samples and also to assess their quality. If the intensity of diffracted spots measured, this can be used for structure determination.

resolution the monochromator curvature can be reduced both in the horizontal and in the vertical plane (down to flat positions) and the elliptically tapered guide end-section can be replaced by a straight m = 1

laboratories. Gas counters are installed on all the instruments and at strategic places so that we can easily localise an increase of the losses. In order to monitor the movements of the gas and detect

the sample stick can be launched. In extreme cases, the body of the cryostat can be damaged or even explode. This presents a dangerous situation to the unsuspecting researcher, can result in the expensive ... cryogenic support and equipment base is changing; what range of temperature we can offer and what ancillary equipment we can supply to ...