Technical Session II Talks

Detector R&D at LBNL (Denes)
GaAs Detector (Durbin)
Advanced Neutron Detectors (Smith)
Neutron Imaging System (Bingham)
SR Advanced Detectors (Siddons)
Pixel Array Detectors (Gruner)
Superconducting Sensors (Miceli)

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Conceptual art showing the rare earth element promethium in a vial surrounded by an organic ligand. Scientists have discovered hidden features of promethium, opening a pathway for research on other lanthanide elements.

In an Advance for Promethium Production, Researchers Get a New View of the Element’s Properties

Scientists characterize a promethium coordination complex for the first time, furthering the understanding of difficult-to-study lanthanide elements.

The image using Coherent Correlation Imaging shows the areas where the borders of magnetic domains (called domain walls) accumulate over time and thus maps the presence of pinning sites. The image field of view is 700 nanometers.

Watching Magnetic Materials Get Organized in Real Time

A revolutionary Coherent Correlation Imaging method visualizes electronic ordering in magnetic materials and opens a path to new data storage technologies.