SINE2020 e-newsletter

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News of SINE2020:

• The SINE2020 project in just one slide
• How do protein crystals grow?
• General Assembly in 2018: now open for registration
• SINE2020 Workshop on Neutron Scattering Data Analysis Software
• Central European Training School on neutron techniques (CETS)
• 22nd JCNS Laboratory Course Neutron Scattering

SINE2020 Industry:

• SYNERGI 2018

From the world of neutrons:

• The latest neutron news
• Job vacancies

SYNERGI 2018

The countdown starts, only 3 weeks until the opening of the SYNERGI 2018

• Registration
• Programme
• Key note speakers
• R2B-Matchmaking
• Neutrons – Application examples

News of SINE2020:

• Europe for Neutrons—Neutrons for Europe… SINE2020
• General Assembly in 2018: Save the date!
• Industry partners use neutrons for R&D: New case study online!
• Additional countries are associated to Horizon 2020
• SYNERGI 2018
• SINE2020 goes Toulouse: Science in the City Festival 2018

From the world of neutrons:

• The latest neutron news
• Job vacancies

Highlight of the year 2017:

• Publications relating to SINE2020

News of SINE2020:

• New information manager
• 1st interim payment after the successful mid-term review
• 1st deliverable in WP10: Standard and Guidelines for data treatment software
• WP4 organises the SYNERGI2018 event in Amsterdam
• SINE2020 – a project dedicated to Education and Training

From the world of neutrons:

• The latest neutron news
• Job vacancies

• Deuteration User Survey
• 40 participants met in Lund to discuss the SINE2020 Sample Environment collaboration
• Boosting innovation with neutrons and new call
• Schools: Registrations open for CETS2017 and MATRAC2 video
• Neutrons for science and technology: second edition of the ENSA Brochure

• High pressure research using muons at PSI
• Industrial users through SINE2020: STEPAN (surfactants) and Haldor Topsøe (hydrogen production)
• Schools: review of the first year of funding, open registrations to Oxford School and JCNS Lab Course
• Some highlights from Neutronsources.org: Call for Abstracts for ICNS 2017 and the China Mianyang Research Reactor
• Communicating neutron scattering on the Neutron News Editorial

• What if neutron scattering uses the same type of detectors used to look into space?
• Data Treatment: Release of SasView 4.0.1 & Improving the fitting in Mantid for neutron and muon data
• e-tools: MCPL: a new format that simplifies data interchange between applications & Slides&Videos of Neutrons: Cradle to Grave workshop
• Meet the Women in Neutron Science
• Neutrons before and after the 2016 Nobel Prize in Physics
• Neutrons on the e-EPS

• Funding available for Neutron and Muon Advanced Schools
• Industry: reminder brochure and call for proposals
• NEW VIDEO: 1 Year of SINE2020
• Picture Competition
• New Management team at ILL as of October 1, 2016
• New Interactive Brochure: NMI3 – A successful European collaboration for science

• Sample Environment: interview with the coordinator
• Neutrons for Industry: open call, report of first call, Q&A
• Schools: registrations for Berlin, report of Giornate Didattiche
• Project: new coordinator, our General Assembly, admins meeting

• The SINE2020 Chemical Deuteration WP: Interview with the coordinator Hanna Wacklin
• SINE2020 facilitates the study of the human body
• The CETS School 2016: a summary
• Funds for post-grant FP7 publications
• Don't forget to register for the General Assembly

• Registration to the SINE2020 General Assembly is open
• New MSGC to be produced within the SINE2020 Detectors collaboration
• The ESS View on SasView
• Workshop I of the SINE2020 WP on Data Treatment
• Job offer: Postdoc in Biology, Biochemistry or Biophysics
• How neutrons can be useful for industry
• REMINDER: FREE analysis of materials for industry at neutron research facilities
• Keep up to date with the neutron world: follow us, neutronsources.org and the ESFRI report