The European Spallation Source ERIC (ESS) - Partner Day in Riga
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Europe/Riga
Academic Center for Natural Sciences, University of Latvia
Academic Center for Natural Sciences, University of Latvia
Jelgavas 1, Riga
Description
The European Spallation Source (ESS) is one of the largest science infrastructure projects being built in Europe today. Designed to generate neutron beams for science, ESS will benefit a broad range of research, from life science to engineering materials, from heritage conservation to magnetism.
A Partner Day will be held on 2 June 2016 in Riga, Latvia in collaboration with the Ministry of Science and Education and Latvian Institutes, including the Institute of Solid State Physics.
1
Welcome coffee and sandwiches
2
Welcome
Speaker:
Agrita Kiopa(Deputy State Secretary, Director of Higher Education and Science Department, Ministry of Education and Science of the Republic of Latvia)
3
Introduction to the Nordic Neutron Science Programme
Speaker:
Fredrik Melander(Danish Ministry of Higher Education and Research)
Slides
4
ESS Overview and Status Update
Speaker:
James Yeck(The European Spallation Source ERIC)
Slides
5
In-kind Collaboration Opportunities
Speaker:
Marie-Louise Ainalem(The European Spallation Source ERIC)
Slides
1:40 PM
Coffee Break
6
Collaboration with the Neutron Scattering Systems Project
Speaker:
Mark, Head of the Data Management and Software Centre Division Hagen(The European Spallation Source ERIC)
Slides
7
Collaboration with the Integrated Control Systems and the Machine
Speaker:
Henrik Carling(Head of Integrated Control Systems Division, ESS)
Slides
Potential of Latvian Contribution
Convener:
Anatoli Popov
slides
Potential of Latvian Contribution: Neutron Imaging of Liquid Metals
Convener:
Mihails Ščepanskis(University of Latvia)
slides
Potential of Latvian Contribution: Concrete Research by Neutron Radiography
Convener:
Nikolajs Toropovs(Riga Technical University, Institute of Materials and Structures)
slides
Potential of Latvian Contribution: Perspectives in Biological Physics
Convener:
Leonid Rusevich(Institute of Physical Energetics and Institute of Solid State Physics)