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The patrons When the French and German governments were seeking a name for the Institute in the 1960s, they decided to honour French and German scientists distinguished for their contributions not onl

Ionic conduction is one of the most important processes in energy materials. Understanding it in detail is key for developing more performant rechargeable batteries and fuel cells. A recently publishe

ILL is currently involved in 17 EU-funded projects, which will increase to 18 as of 1 March 2025. Among these, this article will focus on three current Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA) EU-funded

The ILL mission The ILL is a service facility. Its purpose is to provide the international scientific community with the brightest possible beams of neutrons state-of-the-art scientific instruments th

We're interested in your talent! ILL's mission is to expand the boundaries of the world as we see it, and for this talent is needed - in every domain. If there are no open-ended , fixed-term , apprent

Overview of PhD projects at the ILL The Institut Laue-Langevin (ILL) in Grenoble (France) is an international research laboratory that operates the world's most intense neutron source . We offer fully

Antimicrobial peptides (AMPs) are natural antibiotics very effective against resistant bacteria. Despite their interesting properties, AMPs remain hard to use. A study now published marks a remarkable

Guide hall n°1, ILL7, cold neutron guide H171 (Vertical Neutron Source) guide section 80 x 30 mm2 (w x h) Instrument Data beam size at sample 40 x 10 mm 2 incident wavelength range 2 - 30 Å scattering

The ILL's new cold neutron micro-tomography instrument - PorTo - has just been commissioned, marking a significant expansion of the Institute’s neutron imaging capabilities. PorTo is designed to deliv

The team involved in the project and the T3 instrument T3, the new polarised cold neutron reflectometer developed by the Neutron Optics Service at the ILL, in strict collaboration with the Design and