WP7 SINE2020 Review Meeting
Prague, Masaryk Dormitory Congress Centre
The aim of this project is to ensure the innovative, successful and cost-efficient use of beam time at existing and future large scale facilities through the provision of sample environment beyond the current state-of-the-art.
In task 7.1, a protocol of communication is being defined to promote shared developments. This protocol will allow European facilities to reduce their development costs and share expensive equipment, used at various beamlines. It will also define the communication standard of future equipment supplied by scientific and industry-based users.
Task 7.2 aims to offer the best sample environment capabilities for the European suite of instruments. New standards are being developed to increase the signal-to-background ratio by about an order of magnitude, to significantly reduce heating cooling rates for furnaces and allow in-situ alignment of crystals in dilution fridges.
Task 7.3 is going to boost the capabilities of neutron scattering and muon spectroscopy instruments with high pressure cells built from new materials and designed from novel geometries. Suppliers of these new materials and high-pressure experts are helping us to concieve new-generation high-pressure cells for the neutron and muon communities.
Task 7.4 will allow simultaneous measurements of structural information and diffusion coefficients in mesoscopic structures in soft condensed matter on neutron beam lines. This task will also enable probing reorientational dynamics of large molecular systems on muon spectrometers.
During this meeting, the progress of these projects will be reviewed.
Chris Goodway
Claude PAYRE
Eddy Lelièvre-Berna
Enrico Faulhaber
Frédéric MARCHAL
Graham Burgess
James Maurice
James Stammers
Klaus Kiefer
Konstantin Kamenev
Marek Bartkowiak
Mark Kibble
Matteo Aramini
Nadir Belkhier
Oleg Kirichek
Paul McIntyre
Pavel Strunz
Richard Down
Stefan Klotz
Stephen Cottrell
Victor Laliena
