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respectively, are also made of the aluminum alloy EN AW 7049A-T6. This cell is generally used on IN16B but can be also used on other instruments with or without the electrodes and dedicated sample stick. A complete

or a high-pressure syringe, which is located several metres away. The pressure transmitting medium can be "fluorinert" (a fluorocarbon), deuterated hydrocarbon or alcohol (such as iso-propanol). When null ... sample sticks to avoid blockages. In this specific case, only clamps or cells with an in-situ separator can be used. Main body in Aluminium ...

60 pages summarizing the accomplishments of Francis. Printed copies of the book can be ordered from the organiser . You can also download an Acrobat PDF version or watch a slide show of the book from the

over several cycles, if it can be demonstrated that they bring extra resources or capabilities that are of benefit to users in general. About 10% of the total available beamtime can be allocated to LTPs. ... submitting a Long Term Proposal (LTP). The ILL Scientific Council and ILL Management believe that LTPs can be beneficial to the ILL community ...

significantly to the scientific and technical life of the institute. The criteria for granting LTV status can be met in a number of ways: via a contractual agreement between ILL and the visitor’s employer, as ... total duration of the visits exceeds 3 months. For interrupted visits of this kind, temporary access can be granted for each visit. LTV ...

the plug will expand, raising the pressure inside the sample well. In some circumstances, the insert can be ejected from the cryostat like a rocket We explain below the safe working practice for the insertion

binding proteins involved in bacterial infection but I am open to collaborate on different projects that can benefit from determination of hydrogen atom positions in protein structures. Research Focus Projets

scattering vector. When Pi is parallel to Q, this leads to a π rotation of the incident polarisation. We can see that the cross-section does not necessarily depend on the orientation of the magnetic interaction

scattering vector. The polarisation therefore rotates towards the scattering vector direction. We can see that the cross-section does not necessarily depend on the orientation of the magnetic interaction

scattering vector. The polarisation therefore rotates towards the scattering vector direction. We can see that the cross-section does not necessarily depend on the orientation of the magnetic interaction