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The application of neutron and synchrotron scattering in the study of engineering materials has becomes increasingly important because of its unique ability to provide microscopic information about the microstructural features and mechanical behaviors of advanced materials and composites. Download the ANSWER Tutorial Series: Neutron and Synchrotron Scattering 101 for Structural Materials Researchers Course Information Flier (PDF).

Who should attend?
Material science researchers or engineers interested neutron materials studies, mechanical behaviors and processing of materials.

Course Topics and Instructors

• "NSF-ANSWER and MRI Program Introduction," by Peter Liaw.
• "Elastic Plastic Self-consistent (EPSC) modeling collaborated with Neutron Diffraction Experiments," by Sean Agnew, University of Virginia
• "Profile Analyses," by Tamas Ungar, Eotvos Lorand University

Course Organizers

• Peter Liaw, professor and Ivan Racheff Chair of Excellence, University of Tennessee
• Camden Hubbard, group leader, Diffraction and Thermophysical Properties Group, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
• Hahn Choo, associate professor, University of Tennessee
• Xun-Li Wang, distinguished scientist and group leader, Powder Diffraction and Imaging Group, Neutron Scattering Science Division, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
• Takeshi Egami, distinguished scientist, University of Tennessee/Oak Ridge National Laboratory

How to register
Register by January 15, 2010 using the Online Registration Form or download the Registration Form (PDF) and mail or fax with your payment. Cost is $100 for members and $125 for nonmembers.

Free Student Registration
This tutorial is free to the first 25 students who register. Please contact Nate Natale, technical support services specialist at: natale@tms.org for more information.

Date and Time:
Sunday, February 14, 1 to 4:30 p.m.

Location:  TBD