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Subject: Workshop on Time-resolved Investigations by Neutron and X-rays
Dear colleagues,
please find enclosed information about the upcoming ESF Exploratory workshop. Please distribute this note to colleagues interested in the topic.
Kind regards
Thomas Gutberlet
ESF Exploratory Workshop on Time-resolved Investigations by Neutron and X-rays of Structural Changes in Soft and Solid Matter
Sommerfeld, 5.-7. September 2001
http://www.hmi.de/bereiche/SF/ess/ESF/tinx_start.html
Time-resolved techniques and their application to topical questions in the area of structure and dynamics have opened up a research field which is highly interdisciplinary. Real-time investigations
of diffusion, solid state reactions and phase transitions, time- resolved crystal growth, in-situ studies in catalysis research, or structural studies of enzymatic reactions in protein crystals highlight current time-dependent studies by synchrotron radiation. Phase transitions under conditions as found in industrial processes or under extreme geological conditions, namely at very high temperatures and high pressure are broadly investigated by neutron scattering. With the existing new synchrotron sources (e.g. ESRF, ELETTRA, BESSY II) and the advent of more intense neutron sources (see e.g. the ESS project) new opportunities will be available to perform time-dependent investigations in many areas of condensed matter research.
The workshop organized at HMI and BESSY and supported by the ESF is to present a forum at which a broad range of techniques developed at large scale facilities - synchrotron and neutron sources - and their application to the various fields can be discussed. Examples will include diffraction, small angle scattering, x-ray absorption spectroscopy and CD spectroscopy. The workshop is generously supported by the European Science Foundation (ESF/PESC).
Dr. Thomas Gutberlet
Project Assistant ESS Instrumentation
Hahn-Meitner-Institut Berlin GmbH
Abt. SF1
Glienicker Str. 100
14109 Berlin, Germany
Tel.: **49/30/8062-3159
Fax.: **49/30/8062-3094
e-mail gutberlet@hmi.de
http://www.hmi.de/people/gutberlet/
http://www.hmi.de/bereiche/SF/ess/
http://www.ess-europe.de/
HMI Workshop on Time-resolved Investigations by Neutron and X-rays
- Subject: HMI Workshop on Time-resolved Investigations by Neutron and X-rays
- From: "John D. Barnes" <john.barnes@nist.gov>
- Date: Fri, 06 Apr 2001 12:15:41 -0400
- reply-to: JDB.Science, LLC.jbdsci@speakeasy.org
Subject: Workshop on Time-resolved Investigations by Neutron and X-rays
Dear colleagues,
please find enclosed information about the upcoming ESF Exploratory workshop. Please distribute this note to colleagues interested in the topic.
Kind regards
Thomas Gutberlet
ESF Exploratory Workshop on Time-resolved Investigations by Neutron and X-rays of Structural Changes in Soft and Solid Matter
Sommerfeld, 5.-7. September 2001
http://www.hmi.de/bereiche/SF/ess/ESF/tinx_start.html
Time-resolved techniques and their application to topical questions in the area of structure and dynamics have opened up a research field which is highly interdisciplinary. Real-time investigations
of diffusion, solid state reactions and phase transitions, time- resolved crystal growth, in-situ studies in catalysis research, or structural studies of enzymatic reactions in protein crystals highlight current time-dependent studies by synchrotron radiation. Phase transitions under conditions as found in industrial processes or under extreme geological conditions, namely at very high temperatures and high pressure are broadly investigated by neutron scattering. With the existing new synchrotron sources (e.g. ESRF, ELETTRA, BESSY II) and the advent of more intense neutron sources (see e.g. the ESS project) new opportunities will be available to perform time-dependent investigations in many areas of condensed matter research.
The workshop organized at HMI and BESSY and supported by the ESF is to present a forum at which a broad range of techniques developed at large scale facilities - synchrotron and neutron sources - and their application to the various fields can be discussed. Examples will include diffraction, small angle scattering, x-ray absorption spectroscopy and CD spectroscopy. The workshop is generously supported by the European Science Foundation (ESF/PESC).
Dr. Thomas Gutberlet
Project Assistant ESS Instrumentation
Hahn-Meitner-Institut Berlin GmbH
Abt. SF1
Glienicker Str. 100
14109 Berlin, Germany
Tel.: **49/30/8062-3159
Fax.: **49/30/8062-3094
e-mail gutberlet@hmi.de
http://www.hmi.de/people/gutberlet/
http://www.hmi.de/bereiche/SF/ess/
http://www.ess-europe.de/
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