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Monday, 14 May 2012 07:42 |
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The dates for the forthcoming IKON 3 and IKON 4 meetings have now been set. Now the practical details are being organized and the first announcement has been published on the ESS Conference Website.
Follow this link to read the announcement.
Dates
Dates for the next IKON meetings have now been fixed to exchange on our progress with the instrument work for ESS.
IKON 3 19-21 September 2012
IKON 4 13-15 February 2013
The meetings will take place nearby ESS AB in Lund. Details will be provided at a later stage.
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Wednesday, 25 April 2012 16:47 |
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Almost 350 scientists were gathered in Berlin on the 19th April for a two day conference about the scientific possibilities at the future European Spallation Source.
The conference “Science & Scientists at ESS”was the largest in a series of conferences, meetings and workshops with the aim of asking European scientists what science they want to do at the future ESS. Today, neutrons are used for advanced studies on the molecular level within a wide variety of scientific disciplines. The details of the science that will be done at the ESS will be decided over the coming years, based on the input that will be given by the science community over the next few years.
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Friday, 30 March 2012 12:39 |
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Today ESS published the annual report for 2011. The report can be downloaded, in Swedish, from our Swedish site: http://esss.se/sv. The report is currently being translated to English and will soon be published on this site.
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Friday, 30 March 2012 09:25 |
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Early March, Johan Jacobsen, PhD student at the Niels Bohr Institute with connection to ESS, was awarded a poster prize at the Faculty of Science at Copenhagen University for his poster about investigating water mobility in concrete with the use of neutron scattering.
20 students presented their work in the form of a poster at an event at the faculty of science. At the end of the day the pro-dean for education Henrik Busch talked to each person with a poster about the project presented and awarded three of them. The first prize, 1000 DKK, was awarded Johan Jacobsen.
The experiment and investigation was conducted at ISIS in the UK.
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Tuesday, 27 March 2012 12:44 |
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The Swedish and the Danish ministers of research visited the ESS Headquarters and the MAXIV construction site on 27th March. It was the first time that the Swedish Minister Jan Björklund and the new Danish Minister Morten Östergaard met.
The Danish Minister of education and Research Morten Östergaard was accompanied by eight Members of the Committee on Research of the Danish Parliament, as well as the Head of Ministry Uffe Toudal-Pedersen.
The visit started at the MAXIV construction site in the early evening, where the two ministers was shown around by the MAXIV Director Sine Larsen. Later in the evening, the delegation was welcomed to the new ESS Headquarters, to listen to presentations by the ESS Director-General Colin Carlile and by Sine Larsen. Two Danish scientists, Lise Arleth from Copenhagen University and Bo Brummerstedt Iversen from Århus University, presented the opportunities that ESS and MAXIV will bring to Danish scientists within life science and energy research.
During the visit, Lund University was represented by a high-level delegation, including the Vice-Chancellor Per Eriksson and the Chairman of the Board Allan Larsson.
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