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 – ...

Functional materials

ESS and MAX IV visits – Introduction Course in Neutron Scattering

The Introduction Course in Neutron Scattering gathered international PhD students from different universities, with the participation of WISE, LINXS, and NNSP. The course offered an excellent opportunity to deepen theoretical understanding and explore practical applications of neutron techniques.

Basic Chemistry & Physics Engineering

Neutrons for Sustainable Energy, KTH 8-12 December

Registration has opened for a SwedNess PhD course in "Neutrons for Sustainable Energy [5 ECTS] that will take place at KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden, during 8-12 December 2025.

Basic Chemistry & Physics

Neutron Scattering intro course in Lund

Venu at LINXS/ESS/MAX IV. Free Accommodation at Motel L. Intro days with fundamental math/theory to welcome students of any field/background

ILL secures funding for operations until 2033

SwedNess is delighted to share the news that the Institut Laue-Langevin (ILL) has secured funding for operations until 2033. ILL which was founded in 1967 and is by many considered to be the Mecca of neutron scattering.

SwedNess to Host the Röntgen Ångström International Summer School 2026

SwedNess is pleased to announce that we will host the Röntgen Ångström International Summer School on 16–23 August 2026 in Varberg, Sweden.

SwedNess Graduate School in Japan

SwedNess graduate school, PhD students from 6 SwedNess Universities (Lund University, Linköping University, Chalmers University of Technology, Stockholm University, Uppsala University, and KTH Royal Institute of Technology), spent the last week of August in Japan Proton Accelerator Research Complex (J-PARC) in Japan