Program

8:00 am

Registration (cont.)

8:40 am

Opening Remarks, Dr. Sarita Soni, Vice Provost for Research - Indiana University Bloomington, Associate Vice President - Indiana University

8:50 am

9:25 am

Chun Loong, Sun Yat-sen University, China
Education, Instrumentation Development and Industrial Applications Relevant to Compact Accelerators and Neutron Sources

10:00 am

Paul Sokol, Indiana University, USA
The Low Energy Neutron Source - Current Status and Future Plans

Session 2 - Accelerator and Beam Optics

Enrico Fagotti, INFN, Italy
Status and perspectives of an RFQ-based neutron facility in Italy

Lina Quintieri, INFN, Italy
A Photo-neutron source at the Daϕne Beam Test Facility of the INFN National Laboratories in Frascati: design and first experimental results

Session 3 - Moderator Neutronics

1:15 pm

David Baxter, Indiana University, USA
Moderators at LEN: Performance and Development Research

1:50 pm

Phillip Ferguson, SNS, Oak Ridge National Lab, USA
SNS Neutron Source Development at the Low Energy Neutron Source

2:15 pm

Yoshiaki Kiyanagi, Hokkaifdo University, Japan
Recent progress of pulsed neutron imaging in Japan

2:40 pm

Haiyang Yan, Indiana University, USA
A measurement of the change of the energy dependence of the total cross-section of phase II solid methane from confinement in aerogel glass

3:25 pm

Yoshiaki Yiyanagi, Hokkaido University, Japan
Neutronic study on a epithermal moderator system for the boron neutron capture therapy based on a small proton accelerator

3:50 pm

Pierfrancesco Mastinu, INFN, Italy
The LENOS Project at Laboratori Nazionali di Legnaro of INFN-LNL

4:15 pm

William M. Snow, Indiana University, USA
Neutron Source Development for an Experiment in Neutron-Antineutron Oscillations

4:50 pm

Discussions

5:30 pm

Session 4 - Innovative Instrumentation

8:30 am

Klaus Habicht, Helmholtz-Zentrum, Germany
FLEX@HZB – its options – its upgrade

9:20 am

Boris Khaykovich, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA
From x-ray telescopes to neutron scattering using axisymmetric mirrors to focus a neutron beam

James Clayton, Varian Medical Systems, USA
Radiation Effects in Linear Accelerator Operations for Non Destructive Testing, Security, Industrial and Medical Applications

10:30 am

Fernando Sordo Balbin, ESS-Bilbao, Spain
Design studies for ESS-BILBAO neutronic applications laboratory

10:55 am

Gianfranco Prete, INFN, Italy
The SPES project: a second generation ISOL facility

11:20 am

John Carpenter, Argonne National Lab, USA
Concept for tests of a gallium-cooled target at LENS

11:45 am

Tom Rinckel, Indiana University, USA
Target Performance at the LENS Neutron Source

Session 5 - Poster Session

1:15 pm

2:45 pm

Group photo

3:00 pm

Poster Session (cont.)
Tours of LENS
Breakout Group Discussion Sessions

5:15 pm

Bus to Conference Dinner

Session 6 - Emerging Science

8:30 am

Yutaka Yamagata, RIKEN, Japan
A Plan of compact neutron source for industrial application at RIKEN

8:55 am

Dao-xin Yao, Sun Yat-sen University, China
Magnetism, Multiorbits and Neutron Scattering in Iron-based Superconductors

9:20 am

Mark Savage, NAVSEA Crane, USA
Neutron Effects Testing: a user’s perspective

9:45 am

Matthew Halstead, Air Force Institute of Technology, USA
Neutron Energy Spectrum Characterization on TMR-1 at the IU Neutron Source

10:30 am

Sangjin Lee, Indiana University, USA
3D Fast Neutron Tomography for the Future Cyber Infrastructure

10:55 am

Xin Li, Indiana University, USA
The Theoretical Foundation of Spin-Echo Small-Angle Neutron Scattering (SESANS) Applied in Colloidal System

11:20 am

Narayan Das, Indiana University, USA
Shape and Size of highly concentrated micelles in CTAB/NaSal solutions by small angle neutron scattering (SANS

11:45 am

Discussions and Summary

1:30 pm