Bragg Institute News
We have recently approved the scope, budget and estimated schedule for (1) a suite of Sample-Environment apparatus, including a new cryomagnet/dilution refrigerator combination, a high-end gas-handling system, and various pieces of supporting equipment; and (2) DINGO, a new purpose-built Neutron Radiography/ Tomography/ Imaging Station to be installed on beam HB2 in OPAL's Reactor Beam Hall. The sample-environment subproject is led by Paolo Imperia, while DINGO is led by Ulf Garbe. These are two of the five key elements in the $37M Neutron Beam Expansion Project announced in the Australian Government's May 12th Budget Statement. We are also in the process of erecting an additional temporary building to house up to 25 staff working on the NBI-2 Project.