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8–10 Dec 2020 Online only
Online event
Europe/Berlin timezone

German Neutron Scattering Conference 2020

December 09th-10th

The German Neutron Scattering Conference DN2020 will be a forum for users of neutron sources and will offer the possibility to get updated on modern neutron methods and to discuss new results and developments. Invited speakers are going to give their view on the role of neutron science today and in the future. In plenary and short talks, the latest results from research with neutrons will be reported. A special highlight will be the talk of the Wolfram Prandl awardee. 

Neutron science plays an important role in modern research. New developments, not only in instrumentation, but also in digitalization, enable new types of experiments in all fields of research from particle physics over materials science to life sciences and heritage science, just to name a few.

Invited Speakers

We are very pleased that the following speakers have accepted our invitation:

  • Markus Appel, Institut Laue-Langevin, Grenoble (France)
  • Thomas Hellweg, Universität Bielefeld (Germany)
  • Nathalie Kunkel, Georg-August-Universität Göttingen (Germany)
  • Bastian Märkisch, Technische Universität München (Germany) 
  • Alexander A. Tsirlin, Universität Augsburg (Germany)
  • Martin Weik, Institut de Biologie Structurale (IBS), Grenoble (France)

 


 Participation is only possible for registered participants. Thus, you will get all further technical details well in advance. Keep an eye on the page "Technical details"!


 

Committees and organisers

Organiser
German Committee Research with Neutrons (KFN)

Chairperson
Prof. Christine M. Papadakis, Physics Department, TUM

Programme committee
German Committee Research with Neutrons (KFN)

Local Organising Committee
Dr. Ina Lommatzsch, Forschungszentrum Jülich GmbH
Prof. Christine M. Papadakis, Physics Department, TUM