Download a copy of this commemorative report celebrating the first 10 years of the Bragg Institute.
University of Queensland and ANSTO researchers have been studying the morphology and stability of organic light-emitting diode devices.
The Bragg Institute's energy project team have been modelling ice cages to determine their potential for safely storing hydrogen.
Large solid ice plugs found in oil and gas pipelines could soon turn from a geohazard into a future energy resource for industry.
Science is coming to the aid of railway engineers aiding in the production of safer and longer lasting rail lines using neutron diffraction.
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Over the last two days, the Program Advisory Committee chaired by Prof. Anton Middelberg (University of Queensland), met to assess the scientific merit of beam-time and deuteration proposals submitted for time between July and December 2013.
Today, we conducted the first user experiment using the new gas-handling/sorption system (from Hiden Isochema).
What you need to know:
Venue: OPAL Visitor Centre
Time: Thursday 11:00 am
Upcoming seminars
What you need to know:
Venue: OPAL Visitor Centre
Time: Tuesday 10:30 am
Short talks: April - December 2011
Past short talks