Neutron Diffraction and Imaging Training Workshop

Chair

Dr Manuel Morgano

This workshop is designed to equip researchers and professionals from academia and industry with foundational knowledge and practical skills in neutron diffraction and imaging, with a strong emphasis on engineering applications. Key focus areas include residual stress and strain measurement in structural components, and non-destructive investigation of batteries and fuel cells.

Combining theoretical principles with hands-on training, the workshop bridges the gap between neutron science fundamentals and real-world applications. Participants will explore the unique capabilities of neutron techniques, including stress mapping, structural characterisation, radiography/tomography, and dynamic process visualisation in operational devices.

The workshop aims to enhance participants' ability to apply neutron methods in research and industry, promoting their adoption in engineering, energy storage, and advanced manufacturing.

Major sections of the training workshop:

• Fundamental theory of neutron diffraction and imaging
• Neutron diffraction technique at ENGIN-X
• Neutron imaging technique at IMAT
• Case studies of stress/strain measurement
• Case studies of neutron radiography/tomography
• Sample preparation and best practices
• Data analysis and interpretation
• Hands-on practice
• Round table discussion and Q&A
• ISIS neutron and muon source tour
• Beamtime application

Provisional Timetable

To follow

Venue Information

Room CR16
Building R80
Rutherford Appleton Laboratory
Harwell Campus
Didcot
OX11 0QX
UK

For more information visit info@bssm.org

As the workshop has a maximum capacity of 20 participants, we would like to ensure that the available places are allocated to those who would benefit most from attending. To support this, we are asking applicants to provide additional information when registering.