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March 2024 ESRFnews

Jean Susini

is to be the next

director general

of the SOLEIL

synchrotron.

Taking over from

Jean Daillant (see

left) in September,

Susini has been

scientific director

for life sciences at

the facility; he was

previously also

ESRF director for

research in the life

sciences during

its upgrade to the

ESRFEBS

Susini will head

SOLEIL at the start

of its own upgrade to

a fourth generation

synchrotron light source The SOLEIL II project is a technological

scientific and human adventure in which everyones involvement

will be essential he said in a statement SOLEIL II is a unique

opportunity not only to consolidate SOLEILs position of excellence

but also to perpetuate the French tradition of synchrotron radiation

for future generations I would like to thank the members of the

Council for their trust The mission in the specific context of the

SOLEIL II programme is not only a great honour but also a great

responsibility and I am fully aware of the commitment it entails

Pantaleo Raimondi,

the architect of

the “hybrid multi-

bend achromat”

synchrotron lattice,

which is the basis

of the ESRF–EBS

and many other

future synchrotron

upgrades, has become

the new leader of the

Proton Improvement

Plan II (PIP-II)

project at Fermilab

in Illinois, US. PIP-II

will involve the

construction of a

215 m stateofthe

art superconducting

linear accelerator

which will generate

highintensity

proton beams as well as the worlds most intense neutrino beam for

particlephysics research Previously the beam dynamics group head at

the Stanford Synchrotron Radiation Lightsource in California US

Raimondi has succeeded PIPIIs interim director Rich Stanek and

its former permanent director Lia Merminga who went on to become

director of Fermilab itself in 2022 Raimondis leadership on

the ESRF light source upgrade shows us that the PIPII project is in more

than capable hands said Merminga We couldnt have found a better

person to lead our flagship accelerator project

Fluid dynamics meets synchrotron

X-ray high-speed imaging

21–22 March 2024

Held in the ESRF auditorium, and backed

by the European STREAMLINE project,

this workshop will highlight the ability of

synchrotron X-ray imaging to investigate

fast f luid dynamics problems, and to

bring together scientists experienced in

these techniques as well as those who are

interested in using them. It will be a unique

platform to hold discussions about areas

and specif ic problems in f luid dynamics

that can benef it from fast X-ray imaging.

Participants will also learn how to apply

for access, and how to prepare and conduct

a successful experimental campaign,

using either environments available

at the beamline or their own setups.

Contact f luid-dynamics@esrf.fr for more

information.

OBat: The international operando

battery days

12–14 June 2024

This conference, held at the World Trade

Center of Grenoble, is dedicated to the

characterisation of batteries by means of

advanced operando techniques, both

in-lab and at large-scale synchrotron,

neutron and muon facilities. The

programme will focus on advanced

characterisation tools and methods applied

to probe the bulk and interfacial properties

of active materials in battery devices. It will

present the most recent developments and

progress to observe and map the evolving

structures, including phase transitions,

redox mechanisms, interfacial reactions,

ageing and transport, in relation to

materials composition, design and battery

operating conditions.

https://obat.sciencesconf.org

17th international conference on

surface X-ray and neutron scattering

15–18 July 2024

Held in the ESRF auditorium, SXNS17

will bring together researchers studying

surfaces and interfaces in solid, liquid,

biological, soft and hard condensed matter,

via neutron or (primarily synchrotron)

X-ray scattering techniques. The topics

covered include instrumentation, studies

of nanostructured surfaces and interfaces,

surfaces and interfaces in soft matter,

biological interfaces, magnetic thin

films and interfaces, magnetic proximity

effects, topological materials, emergent

interfacial materials, and the dynamics of

surfaces, interfaces, and nanostructures.

The submission deadline for abstracts is

30 April, while registration is open until

1 June 2024. https://workshops.ill.fr/

event/393/

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