Garrett Granroth

Developer of neutron scattering instrumentation and software for understanding the mysteries of materials.

[Garrett Granroth @gegranroth]

I like the use of Legos in An ultra-low field SQUID magnetometer for measuring antiferromagnetic and weakly remanent magnetic materials at low temperatures https://t.co/YWQd6laSaE

[Garrett Granroth @gegranroth]

Fun to work on the Resolution convolution for Phys. Rev. B 108, 104402 (2023) - Spin wave Hamiltonian and anomalous scattering in ${\mathrm{NiPS}}_{3}$ https://t.co/yjbgKTkbbN

[Garrett Granroth @gegranroth]

It's amazing that how much we still ahve to learn about water.
Phys. Rev. Lett. 131, 076801 (2023) - Why Dissolving Salt in Water Decreases Its Dielectric Permittivity https://t.co/hm90OPeIRi

[Nature Communications @NatureComms]

In this paper https://t.co/IysejQ5k6L in @NatureComms, authors from @mlz_garching @PandaMlz @psich_en @fz_juelich @helmholtz_ai @helmholtz_de show that active learning method can identify regions of signal leading to efficient use of beam time for Neutron scattering experiments.

[Garrett Granroth @gegranroth]

It's been my pleasure to work with Ken for 23 of those 25 years. https://t.co/ZIbxJmMKvC

[Neutron Sciences @ORNLNeutrons]

Well done!! 🎉👏 #ScienceNeverSleeps

[Garrett Granroth @gegranroth]

Maybe this explains many water tight joints leak if pressurized withHe? Physics - How a Leak Can Stop Itself https://t.co/r1P3GsoFse

[Garrett Granroth @gegranroth]

Just Came across this Article on Modeling penguin colonies as a liquid. https://t.co/wS7RFfOHNb via @IOPscience

[Neutron Sciences @ORNLNeutrons]

#TBT Quantum materials behave in weird ways, like #superconductors that allow electricity to flow without resistance. See how scientists @UT_MSE used #neutrons @ORNL to refine techniques for identifying quantum entangled particles more efficiently. ⚡
https://t.co/dyneprG7hA

[Garrett Granroth @gegranroth]

Great to work on this with Tao Xie, a talented postdoc! Phys. Rev. B 106, 214436 (2022) https://t.co/RmWy0DHP7F

[Garrett Granroth @gegranroth]

Phys. Rev. B 106, L180409 (2022) - Antiferromagnetic fluctuations and orbital-selective Mott transition in the van der Waals ferromagnet ${\text{Fe}}_{3\ensuremath{-}x}{\text{GeTe}}_{2}$ https://t.co/n9Ox8ROaKV

[Garrett Granroth @gegranroth]

It was fun working with Simon and co workers on Phys. Rev. X 12, 021043 (2022) - https://t.co/kwakVtCEhv

[Garrett Granroth @gegranroth]

A nice writeup of @JiaoLin8 's work on super resolution and spectroscopy https://t.co/FjM0gO2htd

[Alannah Hallas @AlannahHallas]

Published today! A handy guide to interpreting magnetic susceptibility data. This article was inspired by my own struggles as a junior grad student and the idea that maybe the unwritten rules can in fact be written down. @SamMugiraneza @SBQMI_UBC

https://t.co/kvZlCWl01t

[Garrett Granroth @gegranroth]

@debeer_schmitt Going over Neutron Velocity Selector papers.

[Garrett Granroth @gegranroth]

Reading something old https://t.co/RMLfMT7FGc

[Garrett Granroth @gegranroth]

@JanoschekMarc @psich_en @ILLGrenoble @RESEDA_MLZ @mlz_garching @isisneutronmuon @KITKarlsruhe Nice paper!

[Vicky Garcia Sakai @GarciaSakai]

25 Feb 2022: truly sad day for our #Neutrons family. We lost two brilliant scientists, both related to direct geometry TOF instruments. Hannu Mutka @ILLGrenoble and John Copley at NCNR NIST; IN5 and DCS. Coincidences of life? Together, truly saddening 😔 Thank you for everything.

[Institut Laue-Langevin @ILLGrenoble]

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https://t.co/bmzJq8wr2D
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[Garrett Granroth @gegranroth]

Thanks Helen for the nice write up on our Gd work. https://t.co/PLLIclMaXY