{"id":357,"title":"Introduction to neutrons as a probe of matter, materials and processes","url":"https://youtu.be/uUUCw3SvFxU","short_description":"​The video titled \"Introduction to Neutrons as a Probe of Matter, Materials, and Processes\" by Mark Johnson from the Institut Laue-Langevin (ILL) discussing the fundamental properties of neutrons and their applications in scientific research. In this presentation, Johnson explores how neutrons interact with matter, highlighting their unique ability to penetrate materials deeply without causing significant damage. He explains the principles of neutron scattering and how it can be utilized to investigate the structure and dynamics of various materials. The talk also covers practical examples of neutron applications across different scientific fields, illustrating the versatility and importance of neutron techniques in advancing our understanding of material properties and processes.","doi":"","deliverable":"","remote_updated_date":null,"remote_created_date":null,"created_at":"2025-04-07T13:35:45.335Z","updated_at":"2025-04-08T07:06:36.415Z","content_provider_id":104,"keywords":["neutron scattering","Neutron techniques","Material properties","NEPHEWS project"],"licence":"notspecified","difficulty_level":"medium","target_audience":["beamtime users, researchers, PhD students"],"language":"English","scientific_topics":[],"external_resources":[],"authors":[{"firstname":"Mark ","lastname":"Johnson","orcid":""}],"contributors":[]}