BNC: Call for proposals - deadline May 31

29/05/2015

The BNC reactor hall.

The Budapest Neutron Centre invites you to submit applications for beam time at the Budapest Research Reactor by May 31^st. BNC with 12 neutron instruments are free to use for academic, university and industry researchers, provided results from experiments at BNC are published in the public domain.

New users are always welcome at BNC and we are constantly encouraging new areas of research that can flourish. Users access to BNC is supported by the NMI3 Access Programme .

BNC scientists and the User Office can help you with your beam time proposal, and all BNC users receive a high level of support during experiments.

For information on the 2015 schedule, please see the image below. The application form may be downloaded from the webpage or you can fill out online, on the following link: http://www.bnc.hu/?q=node/44

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