Resources – Canadian Institute for Neutron Scattering

Skip to content

Canadian Institute for Neutron Scattering

Discover materials research

Home
Discover Neutrons
Get Beam Time
- Travel Grants
News
Resources
About Us

Home Resources

Science Policy Resources

Share this page

Follow Us

Subscribe to email

or social media:

ABOUT CINS

CINS is a not-for-profit, voluntary organization that represents the Canadian scientific community of neutron beam users and promotes scientific research using neutron beams.

Recent Posts

Neutrons Unlock New Angles on Cancer
“Neutrons Canada” meeting report available
Europe leans in to help establish Neutrons Canada
Using Neutrons to Design More Efficient Cars and Boats
70 Years of Neutron Beams for Materials Research: The CNBC Releases Its Final Activity Report
Report Examines Impact of Canadian Research Using Neutron Beams on Canada’s Innovation Economy
Parliamentary Committee Recommends Implementation of the Canadian Neutron Initiative

@NeutronsCanada Twitter

NeutronsCanadaFollow

NeutronsCanada @NeutronsCanada·

CINS is pleased to report that the report of the "Neutrons Canada" meeting of 16 Canadian research universities is now available.

http://cins.ca/2020/05/21/neutrons-canada-meeting-report-available/

Reply on Twitter 1263600623456526337 Retweet on Twitter 12636006234565263374 Like on Twitter 12636006234565263376 Twitter 1263600623456526337

Retweet on Twitter NeutronsCanada Retweeted

Biomembranes @UWinBiophysics·

Thank you @NSERC_CRSNG for RTI funding to support our "Soft matter sample environment suite for Canadian Small Angle Neutron Scattering". This will provide capabilities that will benefit researchers across Canada.
@MACBiophysics @SimonRondeau
@NeutronsCanada @macneutrons

Reply on Twitter 1255913174148276230 Retweet on Twitter 12559131741482762304 Like on Twitter 125591317414827623026 Twitter 1255913174148276230

NeutronsCanada @NeutronsCanada·

Quantum spin liquids: exotic phase of matter with long-range quantum entanglement and absence of order. Why look for new materials like this? Quantum computing, data storage and memory.

#neutrons4science
#CdnSci
@uwinnipeg
@umanitoba

https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s11661-019-05585-3

Reply on Twitter 1237000186368425984 Retweet on Twitter 12370001863684259841 Like on Twitter 12370001863684259846 Twitter 1237000186368425984

© Copyright 2020 Canadian Institute for Neutron Scattering • Designed by MotoPress • Proudly Powered by WordPress