32nd European Crystallographic Meeting (ECM32)

32nd European Crystallographic Meeting 32nd European Crystallographic Meeting

Neutron Scattering is a very powerful method to investigate novel materials. Especially when focusing on magnetic properties or light atoms, neutron scattering is often the first-choice method. As neutron wavelength and neutron energy are simultaneously in the range of interatomic distances and nuclear or magnetic excitations, neutron scattering has proven to be a key technology in materials science.

This workshop is organized jointly by the German Crystallographic Society (DGK), AK7 and the Swiss Society for Crystallography (SGK) with kind support from the ECM organizing committee (Dr. K. Hradil) and TU Wien, RWTH Aachen, Paul Scherrer Institute, MLZ and SINE2020.

We intend in this workshop to teach the basic techniques to the participants. This is essential to allow them to make the best use of these expensive large-scale facilities during their future career.
Workshops in this field are more and more important as small- and medium flux facilities are closing and are lowering or ending their teaching duties. Going to ECM32 is an ideal location as related scientists are gathering at this conference, especially PhD and Postdoc students.

Teaching the use of state-of-the-art data evaluation programs will round up this workshop.