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The participating scientists next to the experimental setup. From left to right: Michael Jentschel (ILL), Enrico Massa and Carlo P. Sasso (INRIM), Hartmut Lemmel (TU Wien and ILL) Picture credits: Mic

A closer look This view provide more details on the core of the instrument D7 has been dismantled. The new permanently-polarized diffuse scattering spectrometer D007 will deliver its first neutrons in

John Allibon, Bachir Ouladdiaf and Silvia Capelli at work on CYCLOPS. A general view By june 2009, CYCLOPS recorded its first Laue patterns. Less than 5 seconds were enough to get excellent data from

A general view BRISP is an inelastic neutron scattering spectrometer optimized for small-angle experiments (neutron BRIllouin SPectroscopy) at thermal energies. This time-of-flight instrument is aimed

A general view The diffractometer D2B is characterised by the very high take-off angle (135°) for the monochromator, which has a relatively large mosaic spread of 20’ to compensate for the correspondi

A general view The photos show D1B equipped with the new detector (2011) with 1280 cells and covering 128º in 2θ. Here the instrument is shown with no sample environment setup.

A general view FlatCone is shown here installed on IN20 and set in the horizontal plane. The sample is inside a cryomagnet.

A general view of IN12 The IN12 instrument - On the left: End of guide shielding with lead tunnel, movable polyethylen shielding of the monochromator castle (blue) as well as the lead exit tunnel (yel

PF1B instrument with a typical setup PERKEO III installed. A general view of the instrument PF1B is shown here with the experiment PERKEO III installed on its beamline. PERKEO III is a neutron decay e