In 2019, ANSTO will host a User Meeting at the MUSE
- Macquarie University NSW campus to showcase the
achievements of scientists who have accessed ANSTO’s
landmark infrastructure and capabilities in the last year.
The event will coincide with the combined annual meetings
of the Australian Neutron Beam Users Group (ANBUG) and
the Australian Synchrotron Users Advisory Committee (UAC).
Several hundred participants are expected to attend the
event, in which instrument users have the opportunity to
showcase their recent research accomplishments.
It is also an opportunity for prospective users to hear about
the unique capabilities of ANSTO’s scientific infrastructure,
which comprises a suite of neutron beam instruments in
Sydney and synchrotron beamline in Melbourne. ANSTO
also offers a range of other capabilities for scientific
investigations including radiation measurements, use of
natural and radioactive isotopes, radiochemistry, materials
characterisation, accelerator mass spectrometry and ion
beam analysis among others.
The
