On 1st July 2020, Professor Helmut Schober and his team took over from CERN as Chair of EIROforum , a consortium of eight of Europe’s largest intergovernmental research organisations. As is customary,
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Dr Olga Matsarskaia ILL warmly congratulates Dr. Olga Matsarskaia (ILL SANS staff scientist), the winner of the 2020 dissertation award from the Condensed Matter Section of the German Physical Society
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Helmut Rauch passed away on September 2 2019, at the age of 80. Professor Rauch was one of ILL's most prominent scientific users and CRG scientists, most famous for his development of a perfect-crysta
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Credit: ILL / Artechnique Anton Oed, a passionate inventor and a source of inspiration for many of us today, passed away on 30 September 2018. His introduction of micro-strip gas chambers (MSGCs) at t
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(jpg - 447 Ki) Credit Alexis Chézière Isabelle Grillo passed away suddenly in her sleep at the beginning of August. She was just 46 years old. The news of her death came as an immense shock to her col
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From left to right Prof. Konstantin Protassov, Prof. Helmut Schober and Prof. Patrick Levy, the UGA President On 26 November, the Director of the ILL, Helmut Schober, was awarded the title of Doctor H
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From left to right Mr Gregor Haefliger, General Director Research & Innovation at SERI, Prof. Helmut Schober, ILL Director, and Mr Alexandre Durand, ILL Head of Administration. On 15th July Switzerlan
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From left to right Bruno Guérard (ILL), Rui de Oliveira (CERN), Peter Gletenbort (ILL) The inaugural Oed prize has been awarded to Rui de Oliveira of CERN for his major contribution in the development
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Members of a strategic consortium of neutron research facilities in Europe, the League of advanced European Neutron Sources (LENS), officially launched activities to promote collaboration on neutron u
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12 September 2018: Vienna, Austria — Representatives of eight European research infrastructures signed the Charter of the League of advanced European Neutron Sources (LENS) today at the International
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