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- News,Chemistry,Press releases,Scientific news,D20,IN5,SHARPER,France,Italy,Switzerland,United Kingdom

In everyday life, we typically encounter water in one of three familiar states – solid, liquid or gas. But there are in fact many more phases, some of which – predicted to exist at high temperature and pressure – are so strange they’re referred to as…

- News,General news,Germany

On 11 February 2025, the ILL was honoured to welcome the highest representatives of Germany in France from the General Consulate of Germany in Lyon, General Consul Jessica Engel and Consul Ulrike Johag. The visitors were hosted by ILL's German…

- News,Health,Biology Health,Scientific news,United Kingdom

Bacteria may soon replace viruses as primary pandemic concern. In our shrinking antibiotic arsenal, polymyxin B stands out as a last-resort drug capable of breaching the bacterial outer membrane – though not without side effects. A study now…

- News,Training & PhD,European news,D50-NeXT

ILL is currently involved in 17 EU-funded projects, which will increase to 18 as of 1 March 2025. Among these, this article will focus on three current Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA) EU-funded initiatives that demonstrate ILL's commitment to…

- News,General news,European news

The EU-funded project EU-CONVERSION aims to supply European research reactors with safe, low-enriched uranium fuels - for their conversion and long-term operation, and to secure the supply of medical radioisotopes. The project kick-off meeting has…

- News,Health,Biology Health,Industry - Pharmaceuticals,Scientific news,D11,IN16B

Monoclonal antibodies (mAbs) are used to treat a large variety of diseases. In order to allow patients to inject these therapeutic molecules autonomously, it is crucial to understand the origin of and to control their viscosity. An international team…

- News,Industry - Agriculture & Food,Soft matter,Scientific news,D22,D33,Denmark

Foams are highly complex systems, and an essential component of many different drinks and foods. Collaboration between the ILL and Aarhus University has connected unique capabilities to investigate foam with critically relevant food science…

- News,Industry,General news,D50-NeXT,France

Members of COFREND (Confédération Française pour les Essais Non Destructifs) were at the ILL for a visit focused on our imaging instrument NeXT (Neutron and X-ray Tomography). This group of professionals in the field of Non-Destructive Testing (NDT)…

- News,Nuclear and Particle physics,General news,European news,Scientific news

The recently published European strategy clearly recommends the exploitation of ILL well beyond 2033 – due to its scientific relevance, competitiveness in nuclear (and particle) physics, and capability for producing radioisotopes for research and…

- News,General news

On the occasion of the meeting in Grenoble of the users of the two largest European research infrastructures dedicated to neutrons, the ILL invited the general public to attend a conference in French at Minatec, entitled "La science des neutrons au…