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event was organized to celebrate 50 years since the UK joined France and Germany as equal partners (Associates) at the ILL. In the first session, former directors and scientists entertained an audience of about

production capability. MSGC, MWPC and Multi-tube detectors cover most of the experimental conditions associated with intense neutron sources: MSGC (Micro-Strip Proportional Counter) are now considered to be

the meltdown of the fuel, as natural convection is no longer possible. The reactor vessel and its associated cooling systems are designed in such a way that there must always be at least two independent failures

our lungs to process oxygen and carbon dioxide, and could account for the respiratory problems associated with ozone poisoning.” Dr Richard Campbell, Institut Laue-Langevin; “Neutrons are an ideal tool ... chemistry, biology, nuclear physics, and materials science. The UK, along with France and Germany is an associate and major funder of the ILL. ...

director at the French National Centre for Scientific Research CNRS, associate professor at La Sapienza University in Rome (Italy) and associated scientist at EPFL – École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne

Science Foundation) • 1990 - 2004 Research Scientist, CNRS, Rennes, France • 1989 - 1990 Research Associate, University of Rennes 1, France • 1989 PhD "Phase transitions in model molecular crystals...",

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scientific life is organised in 'colleges', each college deals with a particular field of research and associated neutron methods and instrumentation. ILL scientists are members of one or more colleges, depending

available at cutting-edge European Research Infrastructures: ESRF, ILL, and e-DREAM, with EMBL as an associate partner. The programme focuses on sustainability and innovation challenges, aligning with the European

attracted 78 participants from 12 different countries this year, including 29 PhD students. The associated 15th School on the Physics and Chemistry of the Actinides, SPCA, was held on 16-17 March at the