The purpose of this Summer School is to introduce students to neutron inelastic scattering, an experimental technique that is widely used to study the motions of atoms, molecules and magnetic moments in a wide variety of condensed matter systems. The school will be targeted at those with little or no previous experience with neutron inelastic scattering methods. The Summer School will be sponsored in part by the National Science Foundation , and limited support for graduate students, postdocs and junior faculty from North American institutions will be available. Attendance will be limited to 32 participants.
Early application is encouraged.
For further scientific information contact one of the organizers, John Copley and Peter Gehring . The 2001 Summer School pages were last modified May 09, 2001.