Speaker: Prof. Mitsuhiro Shibayama（university of tokyo）

Time:

Lecture 1  December 10, 2019, 9:30 am,

An Overview of Neutron Science

Lecture 2  December 11, 2019 , 9:30am

Small angle neutron scattering 

Location: 324 lecture hall, South China Institute of soft matter science and Technology (No. 2 building, North Science Park)

Faculties and students are warmly welcome.

School of Molecular Science and Engineering

South China Advanced Institute for Soft Matter Science and Technology

December 3, 2019

Abstract: 

Lecture 1 An Overview of Neutron Science

1. Neutron and neutron scattering

2. Basic theory of neutron scattering

3. I(Q,w) vs ToF (Time of flight) measurements

4. Application: Small angle scattering

Lecture 2 Small angle neutron scattering

1. Introduction

2. Basic theory

3. Dilute systems

4. Concentrated/bulk systems

5. Applications

6. Summary and references

Brief Biography：

Prof. Shibayama is the Director of Neutron Science Laboratory, the Institute for Solid State Physics in the University of Tokyo. He won the Award of the Society of Polymer Science, Japan in 2010, Paper Award, Physical Society of Japan in 2012, and the Award of the Japanese Society for Neutron Science in 2014. He has published 342 original papers, 73 review papers, and 45 books. His research interest are polymer physics of gels, block copolymers, polymer blends; experiments, theory, and instrumentation of neutron scattering; polymer dynamics with dynamic light scattering. He is the leader and has great influence in the field of Neutron Science.