Tim Lougheed

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Tim Lougheed
November 9, 2022

Neutrons — more specifically, useful beams of them — have become a scarce economic and scientific commodity in Canada. A newly formed organization intends to restore this valuable resource for research and innovation.

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Organizations:
Canadian Institute for Neutron Scattering, McMaster University, Neutrons Canada, and University of Saskatchewan
People:
Bali Singh, Bertram Brockhouse, Drew Marquardt, and Karen Mossman
Topics:
Materials science, neutron, neutron beam, neutron scattering, nuclear science, and physics

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