Join our seminar introducing the new Active Materials Laboratory at Diamond Light Source
Join us for this seminar presenting the new Diamond Light Source Active Materials Laboratory (AML), funded by National Nuclear User Facility (NNUF II).
The seminar will provide an introduction to the facility as well as examples of synchrotron active materials studies to improve the understanding of chemical and physical properties.
During the event, Fred Mosselmans (Principal Beamline Scientist for the I20 Beamline) will present the AML and will be followed by a series of experienced synchrotron researchers explaining why and how they use synchrotron radiations for their projects. The seminar will also include a virtual tour of the laboratory and time for Q&As.
This seminar is targeted to both active materials researchers who have never used synchrotron radiation before and those more experienced ones who want to know more about the AML and how to access to it.
The Active Materials Laboratory introduction seminar has now passed. If you wish to have a copy of the speaker's presentation, please click on their name to download your copy.
| Tuesday 1st March 2022 | ||
| Time | Session | Speaker |
| 14:00 | Welcome and Introduction to the Active Material Laboratory | Fred Mosselmans, Diamond Light Source |
| 14:10 | "Diamond, Decommissioning and Disposal of the UKs Nuclear legacy" | Katherine Morris, University of Manchester |
| 14:25 | "Synchrotron X-ray analysis in support of high level radioactive waste disposal" | Claire Corkhill, University of Sheffield |
| 14:40 | "In situ crack growth in active reactor materials" | Paul Mummery, University of Manchester |
| 15:05 | "Engineering Materials for in Future Nuclear Environments" | Mahmoud Mostafavi, University of Bristol |
| 15:20 | Virtual tour of the Active Material Laboratory | |
| 15:30 | Q&A | |
This online event is free to attend but registration is essential.
Registrations will be open until 13:00 (GMT) on Monday 28th February 2022
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