Session: Preparing for the Bright Future of Neutron Scattering in the U.S.: State of the Art in Neutron-Based Analysis


ANYL		Thursday, 1 September 2005

1:30 PM-4:30 PM Washington DC Convention Center -- 155, Oral
Preparing for the Bright Future of Neutron Scattering in the U.S.: State of the Art in Neutron-Based Analysis

Organizers:	Linda J. Magid Shenda M. Baker
1:30 PM	491	One picture says it all: Focusing optics, area detectors, pressure cells and the coming revolution in neutron crystallography at non-ambient conditions John B. Parise, Darren Locke, Garry J. McIntyre, Chris A. Tulk, Gene E. Ice, Ron Rogge, Ian Swainson, Lachlan Cranswick
2:00 PM	492	Neutrons in the earth sciences Nancy L. Ross
2:30 PM	493	Crystal growth of heavy fermion intermetallics: CePdGa6 and Ce2PdGa12 Julia Y. Chan
3:00 PM	494	Neutron diffraction studies on metal hydride complexes Robert Bau, Muhammed Yousufuddin, Garry J. McIntyre
3:20 PM		Intermission
3:30 PM	495	Methyl torsion dynamics in methyl borate: An inelastic neutron scattering study Monika A. Hartl, Luke L. Daemen, Tom Autrey, John C. Linehan, Nancy J. Hess, Ashley C Stowe, Maciej Gutowski, Craig M. Brown, Eugene Mamontov, B. Schmid
3:50 PM	496	Prospects for neutron tomography and high-speed radiography: Applications to polymer blends and other systems Leslie G. Butler, Camden R Hubbard, Dayakar Penumadu
4:10 PM	497	Spallation Neutrons and Pressure (SNAP): A state of the art high pressure diffractometer Timothy A. Jenkins, Russell Hemley, Ho-kwang Mao, John B. Parise, Chris A. Tulk

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