ILL recruitment At the ILL we believe in equal opportunities and diversity . Five hundred women and men work at the ILL, committed to progress in science and neutron technology. You too could be developing ... with a glimpse of the treasures in store for those settling in to ILL and Grenoble. Getting to know the ILL You will first be met by your IL ...
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lipid nanoparticles Langmuir Dynamic landscape in self-assembled surfactant aggregates click here for ILL publications 2019
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Journal of Physical Chemistry B Molecular dynamics and neutron scattering studies of potassium chloride in aqueous solution Frontiers in Earth Science Neutron imaging of cadmium sorption and transport
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FAQ - Working at ILL
ILL currently employs about 500 people.
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FAQ - Recruitment procedure
will set a telephone interview with you -> you will then either be invited for interviews at the ILL or receive a negative response by email within 4 weeks -> if your application is successful our
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FAQ - ILL FAQ GB
The experiments performed at the ILL are chosen following a highly competitive selection process involving international experts. The ILL receives almost 1500 requests for access to neutron beamtime every ... every year. We are only able to accept about half of these. About 1500 researchers travel to the ILL every year from all over the world ...
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FAQ - ILL FAQ GB
The ILL is a service facility. Its purpose is to provide the international scientific community with the brightest beams of neutrons possible. Most of its neutron beams are used to probe materials.
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FAQ - ILL FAQ GB
ideal conditions for fruitful scientific collaboration. Despite its strong international ties, the ILL owes a great deal to its neighbouring institutions. For a broader view, have a look at the website
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