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fm) and 2 H ( = 6.67 fm). There is extremely high contrast between the two isotopes, and neutrons can easily distinguish between the two. The isotope sensitivity gives rise to the method of contrast variation ... illustration in the figure shows a possible mechanism. Each data set, which took 10 minutes to collect, can be analyzed to determine the ...

over traditional X,Y,Z translators. The hexapod has six independently driven hydraulic legs which can move a specimen of up to 900kg with a precision of the order of a few microns. The video demonstrates

different ones. In addition, they were able to choose which of the two sets would dominate the other. You can read all about their research in Nature Physics . The researchers drew on the work of the 2016 Nobel

factor of 5 compared to standard MWPCs. A photo of the XtremeD detector vessel after arrival at the ILL can be seen here (jpg - 267 Ki) . The detector will be operational at mid-2019. - Damien Roulier presented

intelligence technologies, where algorithms are trained on very large data sets (‘big data’), gpCAM can be trained and conditioned with a comparatively very small set of data points. The aim is to work with

sample manipulator It consists of a 6 legs hydraulic system, like those for flight simulators. It can move the sample up and down, translate it and rotate it in any direction.

the advanced 3He dilution cryostat This cryostat, the only one of its kind in the world as of 2009, can reach 65 mK. Its operation mode is independent of gravityation, which makes it possible to follow the

and each time for the worst A4 and A6 angles. To summarize, the forces are acceptable and the 15T can be used at nominal field when the distance between the sample table and the analyser is 420 mm as shown

combination of electronic spins on the atomic level can induce a magnetic moment on certain atoms, which constitute the material. These moments can add up to macroscopic magnetic forces. As magnetism is ... atomic level informs us about the collective electronic behaviour in the atomic environment. This can explain macroscopically observed ...

stresses in the Earth’s crust are stored, memorised in rocks. Reading it through neutron texture analysis can tell us much about geological mechanisms, for example subduction, which are involved in volcanoes and ... Neutrons are especially useful for studying rocks at the atomic scale. Being highly penetrating they can be used to investigate large ...