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06 Mi) This 16 pages booklet gives a glimpse of the history, mission, research capabilities and activities of the ILL. Neutron technologies (2025) (pdf - 28 Mi) This brochure highlights the technical expertise

year in Gatchina in recognition of his work. Peter Suttling (1977-) - ILL technician, still in activity in 2015, head of the high field lab. Last but not least Christian Brisse (1972-2009) technician

a ring-shaped molecule (ref 7). MOFs have been, are and will continue to be an important area of activity at ILL - we estimate that several hundred experiments have been performed on MOFs at ILL, leading

brand new active molecule. The problem with active molecules is that they are often hydrophobic: they don't dilute well in water. The shampoo is an aqueous preparation used within water. The active molecules ... to detail the size and nature of the lipids layers or bilayers - the barriers that encapsulate the active molecules. SANS is a ver ...

of the sample. D22 possesses the largest area detector of all small-angle scattering instruments (active area 96 x 96 cm), with a pixel size of 7.5 x 7.5 mm, i.e. 16K resolution elements. The detector can ... stored in subdirectories yymm, e.g. 0307, of /users/d22/logfiles. 3.3. Other programs can also be activated on D22 DTI is a package to drive ...

LTV Phone phone +46 (0)72 179 2099 phone PA +46 (0)72 179 2252 Science Research Activities The focus of my research activities is the structural characterisation and the study of fluctuations of model biological ... Bally I., Fieschi F., Fragneto G.* -Scientific Reports 11, 14867-1-14867-11 (2021) Insertion and activation of functional ...

unfolding of proteins, which are crucial processes in the metabolism of cells, regulation of biological activity and targeting of proteins to different cellular locations. Additionally, understanding the functions

sources; High-flux sources; Sources of the future; Miscellaneous. Tools for neutron science Neutron activation; Transmission imaging; Diffraction; Small-angle scattering; Reflectometry; Inelastic scattering;

Lund (Sweden) from 7 to 10 July. Among the over 750 participants, 66 were from ILL - a strong and active participation with oral presentations, poster contributions, many interesting discussions and a number

supersolid state in a quantum magnet. Supersolids are a peculiar quantum state of matter and are actively sought after in material science. Intriguingly, they combine properties of both an incompressible