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and the COW: How the late 1990s saw 3He spin-filters and Spherical Neutron Polarimetry taken to the next level at the ILL" by Dr. T. Roberts (duration: 33:29)

imaging instruments NeXT and MoTo in running user experiments simultaneously for the first time. PorTo alone welcomed nine experiments spanning cultural heritage, energy storage, and next-generation battery ... MARMOT system was successfully tested and validated on a prototype (with seven detection channels). The next step will more than triple the ...

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intermittent renewable energy. As battery demand soars, so too does the need for research to deliver next-generation solutions that combine high performance, reliability and durability, with sustainability ... y. While lithium-ion technology has dominated the battery landscape for the past two decades, the next major breakthrough is expected to ...

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planning of the Institute's activities, which are essential elements for developing the strategy for the next ten years, while taking into account the needs of European scientists. In 2022 the ILL Associates ... members, user community, other European neutron sources, and the Associates and ministries. Within the next couple of years, a two-decade ...

self-shielded magnets and the combination of high fields with high pressures or high temperatures. The next session, sample environment teams listened scientists explaining their needs for investigating soft ... from our web pages. After a number of discussions, it has been agreed that FRM II will organise the next workshop at Münich during the ...

250µm on edge. The image plate is then erased via exposure to visible light (~3 mins) ready for the next exposure. Data collection using LADI-III is a fully automated sequence of: sample orientation, neutron

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