Dear colleagues,
In the second Inside NMI3 e-newsletter of 2015 you can find the following news:
- Egyptian statuettes of Osiris
- Fostering collaboration between Industry and Research Infrastructures
- Dates announced for NMI3 Schools: Oxford, JCNS Lab Course, PSI and CETS
- BornAgain 1.0.0 released
- The 2015 Walter Hälg Prize
We hope you enjoy your reading,
The NMI3 coordination team
Egyptian statuettes of Osiris: production unveiled by neutrons and laser
A group of scientists from Italy, Germany and the United Kingdom applied an innovative approach to study Egyptian copper alloy figurines.
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Fostering collaboration between Industry and Research Infrastructures
Representatives of major European Innovation and Technology Campuses met on November 19-21, 2014 in Athens for the second IAB meeting & Networking of Industrial Liaison Offices organised by NMI3 and CALIPSO.
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The 14th Oxford School on Neutron Scattering is accepting applications
Thanks to NMI3, a number of European students can have their expenses covered to attend the school. You can apply until the 1st of May.
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Dates announced for the 19th JCNS Laboratory Course
A realistic insight into the experimental techniques of neutron scattering. Apply by May 25!
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Dates announced for the 2015 PSI summer school
Apply for a NMI3 grant to learn about Spectroscopy with Neutrons, Muons and Photons on the Swiss alps.
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Dates announced for CETS 2015
You can apply for an NMI3 grant to learn about neutron techniques at the Central European Training School in Budapest.
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BornAgain 1.0.0 released
BornAgain is a free and open-source software package to simulate and fit small-angle scattering at grazing-incidence.
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The 2015 Walter Hälg Prize – call for nominations
European scientists as individuals or on behalf of a Division, Section or Group may submit nominations for the 2015 Walter Hälg Prize of ENSA.
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