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Neutron spectroscopy provides a range of tools to study the structural dynamics of semiconducting organic materials for novel solar cells with improved power conversion efficiency. Structural dynamics

Nanoparticles and large molecules are everywhere in advanced materials and pharmaceutical products. From touchscreens to protein drugs, the stabilisation of these particles is central to their ability

30 November 2022 Foam structural evolution as seen by SANS and optical imaging. Front cover of the 46th issue of the Soft Matter journal. Credit: S.Monfront, ILL Foams are everywhere, in food, beverag

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

Top view of the Beam EDM experiment during its assembly at PF1B An international research team has succeeded in significantly narrowing the scope for the existence of dark matter, with the use of a pr

Only by using neutron instruments from across the globe, have researchers been able to characterise the magnetism of a graphene-like material. Like graphite, the compound NiPS 3 takes a structure with

Dirty windows can harbour potentially harmful pollutants under protective films of fatty acids from cooking emissions – and these can hang around over long periods of time. According to a new study, l

Internationally, researchers are hunting for ways to transport information via magnetic waves instead of electrons Scientists have now discovered a circular wave motion in skyrmions, bringing us close

The worst of COVID-19 may have past, but new viral variants keep showing up. Developing new drugs that remain potent against the emerging variants is essential to stopping the spread of the deadly dis

An experimental-computational approach develops a structurally stable model of the KaiABC complex and reveals a hitherto elusive mechanism in cyanobacterial circadian regulation An international resea