Understanding Biointerphases and Magnetism with Neutrons Topical Conference (NT): This topical conference will showcase the unique and versatile capabilities of neutron scattering in studies of interfacial properties in biology and magnetism.  Presentations will be organized in separate half day sessions and will be aimed at highlighting, for non-specialists, the potential for neutron techniques to address relevant research challenges in each area.

NT1  Understanding Biointerphases with Neutron Scattering

T. Charitat, Institut Charles Sadron - CNRS, France

W.-R. Chen, Oak Ridge National Laboratory

H.W. Huang, Rice University

J. Katsaras, National Research Council of Canada, "Cold and Thermal Neutrons: Suitable Probes for Biomaterials"

F. Klose, Oak Ridge National Laboratory

M. Lösche, Carnegie Mellon University

J.R. Lu, University of Manchester, "Neutron Reflection Study of Peptides and Proteins at Interfaces"

S.E. Nagler, Oak Ridge National Laboratory

T. Nylander, Lund University, Sweden

M. Plumer, Memorial University of Newfoundland, Canada

M. Rheinstadter, University of Missouri-Columbia

M. Tanaka, Physikalisch-Chemisches Institut, Germany

M. Weik, IBS/LBM, France

 

NT2   Understanding Magnetism with Neutron Scattering

NT3   Neutron Scattering Poster Session