Neutron scattering provides new data on adsorption of ions in microporous materials
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ORNL director traces history of neutron scattering
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View inside the detector tank of Bio-SANS, where researchers are discovering more about proteins that protect our DNA
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Aerodynamic levitator allows samples to "float on air"
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Interior of BASIS, used to characterize polymer dynamics
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State-of-the-art water purification system at the Joint Institute for Neutron Sciences.
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The High Flux Isotope Reactor and the Spallation Neutron Source are two of the most advanced neutron science research facilities in the world, providing world-class neutron science at Oak Ridge National Laboratory.
Operating Status
- SNS Neutron production has resumed at 850kW/60 HZ.
- HFIR The reactor is currently shutdown for the end-of-cycle 446 refueling outage.
Upcoming Events
- 12 MarHigh Resolution Neutron Scattering to MEasure SLOw DYnamics (MELODY)
Oak Ridge, TN - 18 MarAmerican Physical Society Meeting
Baltimore, MD - 22 Mar3rd CNMS-SNS Research Forum
SNS, Oak Ridge, TN
Latest News
- ORNL begins implementation of new californium-252 production contract
- ICALEPSC 2013 call for abstracts
- Shull Fellows now launched on interesting and fulfilling careers
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