Partnership of Soft Condensed Matter at the Institut Laue-Langevin. Sharing news about research, science, and other activities taking place at the PSCM.
👋 New PSCM Paper is out!
Layer-by-Layer assembly creates versatile nanostructured composites with precise control. Neutron scattering and reflectometry reveals unique polymer chain conformations in films.
https://t.co/T1Ero4OQ6L
New #openaccess article, Comparative study of the self-assembly behaviour of 3-chloro-4-hydroxy-phenylazo dyes led by Wenke Müller @IllPscm, Ralf Schweins, Bernd Nöcker, Hans Egold and Klaus Huber https://t.co/G4C13AW5A8
👏New PSCM paper is out!
Ionic assembly of azo-dyes and cationic surfactants was studied to probe binding stoichiometry and assembly morphology: a combined use of UV/vis spectroscopy and small-angle neutron scattering by our PhD student Wenke Müller.
https://t.co/55r34QTRWx
Back to work after an amazing week in Garching 👇🏽
It was great to listen to so many inspiring talks, to meet very promising and inspired researchers and to discover the new talents of our beautiful #neutron community.
Bravo @mlz_garching !
#Neutrons4society#Neutrons4EUrope
Welcome to the #ecns2023 everyone! Excited for the week ahead, such a pleasure to see familiar faces (sometimes for the 1st time in real life!) and to look at the excellent program awaiting. Come and see us at the joint @essneutron - @ILLGrenoble booth!
Seven exciting papers were just published with the support of the soft matter facilities at the @ILLGrenoble , spanning fields such as polymer coatings, lipid membranes, protein dynamics, and supramolecular assembly! Congratulation to all authors.
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Finally, the hierarchical assembly process of weakly acidic surfactants and cyclodextrins has been probed using a broad combination of techniques and features on the back-cover of @softmatter
https://t.co/7s4BQ2GUCI
The ILL Soft Matter summer school will take place from 4th to 6th July at the @ILLGrenoble
Full program at: https://t.co/H4O0tqDktI
Registration deadline on 3rd April.
Summary of the lectures in the thread ⬇️