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Muons are short-lived particles occurring naturally which can be reproduced at large research infrastructures. Researchers use them to study superconductors, molecular systems, chemical reactions, novel battery materials, hydrogen behaviour, etc.
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15.08.2019 - 23.08.2019ISIS MuonsThis August 15th-23rd 2019, PSI muons, ISIS muons and Oxford University jointly launch a new International Advanced School in Muon Spectroscopy!Come along to the new theoretical school taking place at the Rutherford Appleton Laboratory (Harwell Campus, Oxfordshire) on August 15th – 23rd 2019! It is a first of this type since the 1998 Scottish Universities Summer School ... -
19.03.2018 - 23.03.2018ISIS MuonsISIS Muon Training School 2018ISIS launches the call for the biennial training schools on how to use muons as a research tool! -
07.12.2015ISIS MuonsRegistration now open for Muon Training School 2016Registration for the next ISIS Muon Training School is now open – deadline 6th January 2016. The course will run 14th – 18th March 2016.
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01.01.2030ISIS MuonsThe 15th International Conference on Muon Spin Rotation, Relaxation and Resonance (µSR2020) is coming in one year time!With great regret, because of the serious impact of the rapidly escalating COVID-19 outbreak worldwide, we have decided we need to postpone the 15th International Conference on Muon Spin Rotation, Relaxation and Resonance. We now ...
- 07.05.2021 - 30.11.-0001From: SµS, Swiss Muon Source (PSI)Muons find magnetic order in materials for spintronics and multiferroics
- 18.12.2017From: ISIS MuonsNeutrons, muons and the battery revolution
Lithium-ion (Li-ion) battery is used in almost all if not all electronic personal devices and is starting to be used in electric and hybrid vehicles. By 2018 the global demand for Li-ion battery power (for consumer and electric vehicle use) is expected to reach 100 GW hours. They may well also have an important role to play as storage devices for renewable energy. As our Christmas lights shine in the dwindling daylight it begs the question “what happens to our renewable energy supply when the wind doesn't blow or the Sun doesn't shine?" ...
- 24.01.2017From: SINE2020High pressure research using muons at PSI
As part of the SINE2020 Sample Environment activities, a team at the Paul Scherrer Institute published a review of high pressure µSR experiments.
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