[Neutron] Neutron Reflection workshop
Stephen Holt
stephen.holt at stfc.ac.uk
Fri Sep 5 18:13:30 CEST 2008
High Spatial Resolution Neutron Reflection Methods for the Study of
Gold Supported Biomembranes
Venue: The Cosener’s House
Abingdon
Oxfordshire
Date: January 19 - 20 2009
We have recently been developing the application of magnetic contrast
reflectometry to gold supported biomolecular films. This method is
especially applicable where deuteration of the component molecules is
either intractable or prohibitively expensive. The method takes
advantage of the requirement to incorporate a binder layer between
the gold and the silicon substrate. We replace the standard binders
with a magnetic layer usually an Fe/Ni alloy. When magnetised this
layer presents a different scattering power to polarised neutrons.
We are therefore able to collect two datasets relative to an external
reference from exactly the same sample.
The meeting will outline the method, present results from a number of
systems studied and explore future possibilities of this method.
Invited Speakers:
Dr Chuck Majkrzak, NIST Centre for Neutron Research, USA.
Prof. Jeremy Lakey, The Medical School University of Newcastle Upon
Tyne, UK.
Dr Chris van der Walle. SIPS, University of Strathclyde, UK.
Contact: Stephen Holt stephen.holt at stfc.ac.uk
+44 1235
446081
Further information can be found at the following website.
http://www.isis.rl.ac.uk/largescale/LSS/mcm/mcm_intro.htm
Registration will be available by mid September.
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Dr Stephen A. Holt
ISIS
Science and Technology Facilities Council
Rutherford Appleton Laboratory
Harwell Science and Innovation Campus
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