As part of the Café & Kosmos series, Dr. Christoph Hugenschmidt will discuss together with participants how antiparticles produced in laboratory can be used to analyse matter. [read more]

Neutrons will contribute to optimizing energy storage systems for future electric cars. [read more]

For the 24th Seminar "Activation Analysis and Gamma Spectrospcopy" internationally renowned speakers have confirmed their attendance. Registration ist now open. [read more]

In the Cafe & Kosmos series, Professor Peter Fierlinger will discuss why ultracold neutrons can unravel the mystery of antimatter. [read more]

By using neutron scattering experiments, researchers expect to have observed the typical characteristics of a phase transition based on the Higgs mechanism. [read more]

Neutron experiments explain how protein-polymer hybrids work. [read more]

All German-speaking activation analysts, radio-chemists and their colleagues in related fields are invited to Garching for an informal exchange of ideas from 26. to 28.02.2013. Especially the younger scientists have an opportunity to actively participate. … [read more]

The trainee Christopher Berkel made a testing machine for a laboratory in North America. It was his final work as part of his training in mechatronics at the Research Neutron Source Heinz Maier-Leibnitz (FRM II). In March earlier this year, a ship brought the unit to Canada. [read more]

150 years ago Sir William Henry Bragg was born. Together with his son Lawrence he established a new research branch: the analysis of crystal structures using x-ray and neutron diffraction. [read more]

Neutrons reveal how the oxygen-transporting protein adapts to the body temperature of different species. [read more]