16–20 Sept 2024
Skansen, Båstad
Europe/Stockholm timezone

Program

 

Monday 2024-09-16                                                                   Abstract

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10:00

Registration

 

12:00

Lunch

 

13:30

Welcome

 

 

Facility Reports     Congress Hall. Chair: Stefan Carlson

 

13:40

S. Carlson, The MAX IV Facility Report.

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13:55

C. Curfs, Facility Report from ESS

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14:10

G. Lynn, Sample Environment at Oak Ridge National Laboratory’s Spallation Neutron Source and High Flux Isotope Reactor. [Zoom]

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14:25

K. Kiefer, Sample Environment at HZB.

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14:40

Coffee/Tea                                                                            Linnea/Svea

 

15:10

M. Bartkowiak, Facility News from PSI.

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15:25

M. Watanabe, Sample Environment at the MLF J-PARC

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15:40

M. Suarez Anzorena, TUM SE@MLZ: What's the News?

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15:55

A. Weber, Highlights and newcomers at the MLZ.

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16:10

Y. Hernandez, NIST Center for Neutron Research (NCNR) Updates! [Zoom]

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16:25

C. Brown, NIST Center for High-Resolution Neutron Scattering through the shutdown.

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16:40 Y. Watier, 4 Years After Major ESRF-EBS Upgrade, A View on the ESRF Evolution and the Role of its Sample Environment Unit. 97

16:55

C. Deiter, Sample Environment and Characterization at the European XFEL

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17:10

Poster session                                                                   Linnea/Svea

 

19:00

Dinner

 

 

Tuesday 2024-09-17

 

 

Facility Reports cont.     Congress Hall. Chair: Stefan Carlson

 

09:00

M. Dudman, ISIS Sample Environment Design Section Overview.

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09:15

H. Hu, The Latest Status of Sample Environment at CSNS

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09:30

K. Kaneko, Updates From JRR-3 Following the Restart.

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09:45

T. D’Adam, Australian Centre for Neutron Scattering: Facility and Progress Report.

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10:00

Coffee/Tea                                                                            Linnea/Svea

 

 

Humidity, Chemistry & Soft Matter     Congress Hall. Chair: Alice Corani

 

10:30

J. Gonthier, A versatile humidity generator.

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10:50

L. Heroux, Size-Exclusion Chromatography and Small Angle Neutron Scattering at ORNL.

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11:10

A. Male, Time Resolved On Demand Serial Crystallography for Use at Synchrotron and XFEL Facilities.

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11:30

J. Leao, Approaches in Relative Humidity for Neutron/X-ray Reflectometry and Liquid Pressures for SANS.

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12:00

Lunch

 

13:30

X. Wang, The Development of ISIS Humidity Cell.

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13:50

A. Corani, ESS Sample Environment for Electrochemistry.

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14:10

A. Church, Soft Matter Sample Environment for Neutron Scattering Experiments at ISIS Facility.

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14:30

Coffee/Tea                                                                            Linnea/Svea

 

 

Stress, Strain, High Pressure & High Temperature   Congress Hall. Chair: Caroline Curfs

 

15:00

G. Simutis, Uniaxial Pressure for Neutrons and X-rays.

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15:20

C. Goodway, High pressure, High Temperature and Gas Handling Developments at the ISIS Neutron and Muon Facility.

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15:40

L. Wang, New Laser Furnace for the Stress-Spec Instrument.

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16:00

D. Quirinale, High Temperature Capabilities and the Development of the Levitation Program at ORNL’s Neutron Sources. [Zoom]

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16:20

P. Radyjowski, Rapid Cooling Technology for Neutron Vacuum Furnaces.

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16:40

Leg stretch

 

17:00

Board meeting                    Congress Hall. Chair: Gary Lynn

 

19:00

Dinner

 

 

Wednesday 2024-09-18

 

 

Controls & Integration     Congress Hall. Chair: Klaus kiefer

 

09:00

M. Zolliker, The Sample Environment Communication Protocol (SECoP).

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09:20

K. Kiefer, Sample Environment Metadata – Procedures and Best Practices in SECoP

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09:40

K. Kiefer, SECoP Live Demonstration: A Practical Look at the SECoP Shall Library and The SECoP to Ophyd/BLuesky Integration.

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10:00

Coffee/Tea                                                                            Linnea/Svea

 

10:30

P. Braun, HZB [Zoom]

M. Zolliker, Demonstration of the Implementation of a Simple Example Device into SECoP Using the Frappy Framework.

 

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10:50

A. Zaft, ECS Integration of SECoP at the MLZ.

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11:20

D. Wallacher, The Path to fully Automised and Standardised Complex Operando Experiments - The ROCK-IT Project.

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12:00

Lunch

 

13:30 Optional: SECoP extra presentation/discussion                Congress Hall  

13:30

Explore Båstad

 

19:00

Banquet                                                                            Congress Hall

Dinner speech by Michael Meissner.

 

 

Thursday 2024-09-19

 

 

Vacuum, Cryogenics & Magnets     Congress Hall. Chair: Alexander Holmes

 

09:00

Y. Vekhov, Brand New Helium Recovery and Liquefaction System for the NIST Center for Neutron Research.

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09:20

S. Gladchenko, Cryogenic Goniometers at NCNR, NIST.

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09:40

R. Down, “Wet or Dry” that’s the question. 

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10:00

Group photo in front of Linnea/Svea.

Coffee/Tea                                                                            Linnea/Svea

 

10:50

O. Kirichek, Can a Tiny Droplet of Quantum Fluid Stop Up-Hill Flowing Liquid and How is it Related to Sample Environment?

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11:20

K. Nasyedkin, Low Temperature Sample Environment Capabilities at HFIR: Developments and Upgrades.

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11:40

R. Visznichenko, Design Considerations of Split Pair Magnets for Neutron Scattering Application.

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12:00

Lunch

 

13:30 T. Sherline, Current State of the Art in the Low Temperature and Magnets Groups at the SNS. 53

 

SE Techniques     Congress Hall. Chair: Artur Domingues

 

13:50

A. Domingues, 3D Printed Plastics for High and Ultra-High-Vacuum (UHV): A Feasibility Study.

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14:10

E. Leliévre-Berna, A Fully Modernised Instrument Suite with New 

Sample Environment Capabilities.

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14:30

S. Ehab, Automated Sample Handling for Enhanced Remote Access in Operando Catalysis Experiments at Synchrotron Beamlines

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15:00

Coffee/Tea                                                                            Room: Linnea/Svea

 

15:30 J. Nutter, How Variety of Work Coupled with Specialist Knowledge Strengthens the ISIS Electrical & Electronic User Support Group 61
15:50

L. Heroux, Sample Environment at Oak Ridge National Laboratory’s Spallation Neutron Source and High Flux Isotope Reactor

 

16:05

Plenary talk     Congress Hall. Chair: Stefan Carlson

Oleg Kirichek, A little bit of ISIS Sample Environment history and its current status.                                            

 

17:05

General Assembly

  • Voting for new Chair of the Board and secretary.
  • Presentation of location of the ISSE workshop 2026
  • Information on the Friday facility tours
  • Passenger lists
  • ESS safety training 

 

19:00

Dinner

 

 

Friday 2024-09-20

 

08:30

Bus transfer from hotel to MAX IV and ESS. Bus no. 1 to the ESS. Bus no. 2 to MAX IV.

 

10:00

Tour 1 at MAX IV and ESS

 

11:00

Bus transfer between MAX IV and ESS. Bus no 1 to MAX IV. Bus no. 2 to ESS

 

11:30

Tour 2 at MAX IV and ESS

 

12:30

Bus transfer from MAX IV to ESS. Bus no 1 to ESS.

 

13:00

Lunch at ESS

 

14:30

Buss transfer from ESS to Lund Central Station

 

     

Passenger lists for the busses to ESS and MAX IV.

Due to the large number of participants, we will be divided into two groups. One group will be transferred to MAX IV and the other group to ESS for Tour 1. The busses will be used to exchange the groups at the two facilities for Tour 2.

For safety reasons, participants are only allowed to enter the ESS by our busses and must leave the ESS by the same busses. Participants' luggage will be stored in the busses during the tours. After lunch the busses will bring all participants from the ESS to the Lund Central Station (estimated arrival, 15:00). The busses will not return to the hotel in Båstad.

Participant traveling by car may join at MAX IV. They will still need to go by our busses for the tour of ESS but can be dropped of by MAX IV when the busses go to Lund Central Station.