The KFN is an elected board with aim of fostering research with neutrons.
KFN stategy paper published, December 10, 2020
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The German Committee Research with Neutrons (KFN) has published its recommendations for neutron research in Germany in a strategy paper. On 22 pages, it is shown why neutron scattering is an indispensable method, what can be done with neutrons and what the optimal conditions for successful neutron research look like. The brochure has been published digitally in advance and can be ordered as a printed copy. [more] |
New chair of the KFN, Dec. 10, 2020
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The members of the 12th Committee Research with Neutrons have elected Frank Schreiber as chair and Susan Schorr as vice chair of the new KFN. On December 10, 2020, Astrid Schneidewind officially handed over the chair to Frank Schreiber at the DN2020 with best wises for the new KFN. Frank Schreiber thanked Astrid Schneidewind, Markus Braden and the other KFN members for their commitment to research with neutrons. The new KFN will continue the dialogue among neutron stakeholders and users. [more]
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Wolfram-Prandl-Prize for young scientist in neutron research 2020
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Dec. 09, 2020: Dr. Sabrina Disch was awarded the Wolfram-Prandl-Prize for young scientists in the field of research with neutrons at the German Neutron Scattering Conference (DN2020, Online-Conference 09.-10.12.2020). It was awarded to her for outstanding research results for the understanding of structure, spin structure and spin dynamics of magnetic nanoparticles, their self-organisation and the resulting structures, achieved with innovative neutron scattering methods. [more]
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Call for contributions to a special issue of the journal "Applied Sciences", deadline is April 30, 2021
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You are invited to submit a contribution to a Special Issue on Recent Advances in Small-Angle Neutron Scattering in the Journal Applied Sciences. Small-Angle Neutron scattering as a method is extremely versatile, which is mirrored both in the experimental concepts and sample environments that are available for it, as well as the range of scientific fields employing SANS. In order create a comprehensive overview over the most recent advances, both on the instrument technology side as well as the experimental side, there will be a dedicated special issue. [more]
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