ESS Science Symposium on Neutron Scattering at Extreme Conditions
This symposium was held on 5-6 July 2013 and explored and defined the opportunities for extreme conditions science at the ESS.
Confirmed speakers so far:
Craig Bull (ISIS), Malcolm Guthrie (Geophysical Laboratory), Takanori Hattori (Japan Atomic Energy Agency), Paul Henry (ESS), Konstantin Kamenev (University of Edinburgh), Michael Meissner (ESS), Karel Prokes (Helmholtz Zentrum Berlin), Simon Redfern (University of Cambridge), Christian Rüegg (Paul Scherrer Institut), Takashi Saito (Kyoto University), Phil Salmon (University of Bath), Giovanna Giulia Simeoni (TUM - FRM II), Laura Spagnolo (University of Edinburgh), Chris Tulk (Oak Ridge National Laboratory).
Organising committee:
J.P. Attfield (Edinburgh), U. Häussermann (Stockholm), P. Henry (ESS, Lund), S. Klotz (Univ. P et M Curie, Paris), J.S. Loveday (Edinburgh).
The 1.5 day meeting will be held in CSEC on the Kings Buildings campus of the University of Edinburgh, starting on the morning of Friday July 5th, and ending at lunchtime on Saturday July 6th.
Registration
There will be no registration charge for this symposium, but all participants must register by Wednesday 26th June 2013 by sending an email with ESSSS in the subject line to amanda.ewing [at] ed.ac.uk (subject: ESSSS%20Neutron%20Scattering%20at%20Extreme%20Conditions%20-%20Registration) (Amanda Ewing), with the following information;
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Name
- Affiliation and address
If you wish to present a poster then please also send a pdf abstract, showing the title, authors (with presenting author underlined) and abstract (which may include figures). Maximum abstract length - 1 page of A4.
Accommodation
For ICNS accommodation details, see http://www.icns2013.org/74213
The Travelodge Edinburgh Cameron Toll Hotel is close to CSEC; http://www.travelodge.co.uk/hotels/418/Edinburgh-Cameron-Toll-hotel/hotel-details
Some guesthouses close to CSEC;
Glendale Guesthouse (www.glendaleguesthouse.co.uk),
Allison House (www.allisonhousehotel.com),
Highfield House (www.highfieldgh.co.uk)
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ESS is also sponsoring the following satellite event to ICNS:
Science and Scientists at ESS: Monday 8 July, School of Chemistry, University of Edinburgh.
http://www.europeanspallationsource.se/3rd-science-scientists-ess
For details of ICNS see;
ICNS early registration deadline: 24 May 2013
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PROGRAMME
ESS Science Symposium on Neutron Scattering at Extreme Conditions
CSEC, University of Edinburgh
5-6 July 2013
Meeting Programme
Friday 5th July 2013
Session 1 Chair: P Attfield, CSEC, University of Edinburgh
09.30 Welcome
09.40 Paul Henry, ESS, Lund
“What will ESS bring to Extreme conditions research?”
10.30 Coffee and Tea
Session 2 High Pressure Instruments Worldwide Chair: J Loveday, CSEC, University of Edinburgh
11.00 Chris Tulk, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
“Successes and otherwise while building the SNAP high-pressure diffractometer at the Spallation Neutron Source”
11.40 Craig Bull, ISIS
“Advances in High Pressure Diffraction Techniques at the ISIS Neutron Facility”
12.20 Takanori Hattori, JPARC
“New High-Pressure Neutron Beamline PLANET at J-PARC”
13.00 Lunch
Session 3 Techniques: Low T, high P and high B Chair: S Klotz, University Pierre et Marie Curie, Paris
14.00 Michael Meissner, ESS, Lund
“The Sample Environment Task: from Berlin to Lund”
14.40 Konstantin Kamenev, CSEC, University of Edinburgh
“Instrumentation development for neutron scattering at high-pressure and low-temperature”
15.20 Karel Prokes, Helmholtz Zentrum Berlin
“Prospects for Neutron Research in Magnetic Fields”
16.00 Coffee and Tea
Session 4 Disordered and Biological Systems Chair: P Henry, ESS, Lund
16.30 Phil Salmon, University of Bath
“Networks under Pressure”
17.10 Giovanna Giulia Simeoni, TUM - FRM II, Munich
“Neutron Spectroscopy under Extreme-Environment conditions”
17.50 Laura Spagnola, CSEC, University of Edinburgh
“Structural studies of proteins at extreme conditions”
18.30 Close
19.00 Dinner
Saturday 6th July 2013
Session 5 Geophysical and Earth Sciences Chair: P. Salmon, University of Bath
09.30 Malcolm Guthrie, Geophysical Laboratory, Carnegie Institution of Washington
“Neutron Crystallography in the megabar range using diamond anvil cells”
10.10 Simon Redfern, University of Cambridge
“Rheology and anelasticity of Earth Materials: P/T/strain measurements”
10.50 Coffee and Tea
Session 6 Science Applications and Future Directions Chair: P. Attfield, CSEC, University of Edinburgh
11.20 Takashi Saito, Kyoto University
“A-site-ordered perovskites: High-pressure synthesis and structural and physical property measurements under high pressure”
12.00 Christian Rüegg, Paul Scherrer Institute
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12.40 Stefan Klotz, University Pierre et Marie Curie, Paris
Closing remarks & discussion
13:00 Close
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