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The Laue-Langevin Institute invites proposals for its beamtime allocation. This enables researchers to access neutron beams and instruments at the institute. The following instruments are available:

•powder diffractometers – D1B, D2B, D20, SALSA;

•disordered materials diffractometer – D4;

•polarised neutron diffractometers – D3, D23;

•single-crystal diffractometers – D9, D10;

•large scale structure diffractometers – D19, LADI;

•small-angle scattering – D11, D22, D33;

•reflectometers – SuperADAM*, D17, FIGARO;

•small momentum-transfer diffractometer – D16;

•diffuse-scattering spectrometer – D7;

•three-axis spectrometers – IN1-LAGRANGE, IN8, IN12, IN20, IN22, ThALES;

•time-of-flight spectrometers – IN4, IN5, IN6-SHARP, BRISP;

•backscattering and spin-echo spectrometers – IN11, IN13, IN15, IN16B;

•nuclear-physics instruments – PN1;

•fundamental-physics instruments – PF1B, PF2, S18;

•fission product prompt gamma-ray spectrometer – FIPPS.

Proposals from researchers in non-member countries are only considered if they are part of a consortium where at least two thirds of the researchers are from a member country or the institute itself.