[Neutron] LENS Webinar #2: New Directions in Instrumentation

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LENS Webinars on New Directions in Instrumentation


Progress in instrumentation is key to the advancement of scientific knowledge and the development of new and improved technologies. Sophisticated instrument concepts enable scientists to perform experiments with greater precision or higher sensitivity and to answer increasingly complex questions.
LENS, the League of Advanced European Neutron Sources, is introducing a webinar series<https://www.lens-initiative.org/2020/06/02/lens-webinars/> on New Directions in Instrumentation. The webinars will feature live presentations of novel instrument concepts by leading experts from LENS member facilities, followed by an interactive Q&A session. The aim is to generate discussion, to develop new and existing contacts, and to disseminate the current capabilities and developments.
The first webinar will feature Dr. Artur Glavic from the Paul Scherrer Institut in Villigen, Switzerland, who will speak about novel instrument schemes for polarized neutron reflectometry:
https://www.lens-initiative.org/2020/06/09/25-june-lens-webinar-with-artur-glavic-magnetic-nanostructures-on-surfaces/

Thursday 25th of June, 11.00am CET:

Neutrons for Magnetic Nanostructures on Surfaces - Beyond the Specular Intensity Wars

Artur Glavic, Paul Scherrer Institut, Villigen, Switzerland
Chair: Christof Niedermayer, PSI
To participate in the Q&A, please join via Zoom: https://ill.zoom.us/j/99877481390
The webinar will also be streamed live on the LENS website<https://www.lens-initiative.org/2020/06/09/25-june-lens-webinar-with-artur-glavic-magnetic-nanostructures-on-surfaces/>, where a recording will be available afterwards.
A LENS webinar series on Global Health Threats runs in parallel with the New Directions in Instrumentation series. The first one was held on 11th of June, and featured IBS Grenoble’s Prof. Marc Jamin speaking about viruses<https://www.lens-initiative.org/2020/06/03/lens-webinar-1/>.

LENS, the League of Advanced European Neutron Sources<https://www.lens-initiative.org/> is a non-profit consortium of European neutron facilities with the aim of strengthening European science by developing a coherent strategy to meet current and future demands of the scientific communities. To ensure excellence, LENS places emphasis on the relationship between user communities and funding organizations, and the continuous improvement of LENS facilities as well as optimizing resources and aligning policies among the partners.



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