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ILL reactor ON and ready for great science The first 2024 reactor cycle at ILL started at 08:30 today, February 27th. It will go on for 49 days, until April 16th, at a power of 54.7 MW. The first 2024

The ILL Scientific Council met on site on 27-28 March. On the two previous days, 25-26 March, the Subcommittees of the Scientific Council met to analyse and select the proposals for beam time in 2025.

The Integrative Computational Biology Workshop brought together structural biologists with mathematicians and computer scientists on the EPN campus this week. The goal was to contribute to progress in

ILL's Science Strategy for the coming decade The ILL's Science Strategy Working Group had its first meeting on 7/8 March on site in Grenoble. The aim of the first meeting was to define the research ar

On 29 November, a half-day event was organized to celebrate 50 years since the UK joined France and Germany as equal partners (Associates) at the ILL. In the first session, former directors and scient

(jpg - 592 Ki) The third and final meeting of the science strategy working group was held at the ILL on June 17 and 18. Discussions focused on prioritising emerging scientific areas, identifying mecha

In 2020, the ILL launched the multiannual ILL20-23 programme, which combines a major upgrade of the instrument suite ( Endurance ) with security and safety work on the reactor. ILL20-23 is being condu

(mp4 - 60 Mi) Watch the Cernenkov effet appear as the reactor reaches 40 MW on February 28 2023. Video: Steph Monfront As planned, the ILL reactor restarted on 27 February thanks to the completion of

Photo Roger Eriksson, ESS This week the European neutron research community gather in Lund, Sweden, to share and discuss the latest progress in neutron research within areas such as life sciences, the

Dr Ken ANDERSEN. Credit: ORNL The Institut Laue-Langevin (ILL) is delighted to announce that its next Director will be Dr Ken Andersen. He will take up his duties on 16th October 2023. After his appoi