News & Events

Now open: Call for Next Generation PhD Students in Synchrotron and Neutron Science with Industry Relevant Projects

The call for the next generation of PhD projects is now open. SwedNess has been awarded SEK 48 million from ...

SwedNess Town Hall: Upcoming Call for Next Generation PhD Students

SwedNess invites researchers, industry representatives, and other interested stakeholders to join a Town Hall meeting about the upcoming call for ...

Registration is open – NNSP-SwedNess Neutron School 2026

A key event for neutron science in the Nordics - 9th Graduate School on Neutron Scattering, Lund, 26 Sept – ...

Conference – Neutron Scattering for a Sustainable Society

Register for the conference on Neutron Scattering for a Sustainable Society Time: 25-30 June 2023 in Ventura, USA Applications for this meeting must be submitted by May 28, 2023.

SNSS Seminar Series, starting 17 November, on Neutron Imaging

The Swedish neutron scattering society (SNSS) is starting a seminar series on different topics. The plan is to have two hours of presentations every three month and address areas of research, which are expected to be possible as soon as the ESS starts. The first seminar will be on neutron imaging and take place on 17 November, at 13:00-15:00 hrs. The program and abstracts are attached below.

The new SwedNess projects

Congratulations to the 20 PhD-projects that received funding for SwedNess II

Symposium: Photon and Neutron Science in the Baltic Sea Region

The Symposium will take place within the framework of the INTERREG Baltic Science Network project „BSN_Powerhouse“ as the first step of an innovative 3-step approach called LaunchPad designed for facilitating research cooperation between the researchers, research infrastructures and industry in the field of Photon and Neutron Science.

SwedNess receives extended funding from SSF

The Swedish Foundation for Strategic Research (SSF) has decided to extend the funding of the SwedNess research school by 100 million SEK until 2025.

SAKURA, New mobility programme

To strengthen scientific collaboration between Sweden and Japan, the Swedish Research Council (VR) decided to fund and launch SAKURA, a new mobility programme focusing on neutron research and activities of ESS and J-PARC in particular.