New ORNL software improves neutron spectroscopy data resolution
Friday, January 17, 2020 - 16:00
in Physics & Chemistry
Neutron spectroscopy is an important tool for studying magnetic and thermoelectric properties in materials. But often the resolution, or the ability of the instrument to see fine details, is too coarse to clearly observe features identifying novel phenomena in new advanced materials. To solve this problem, researchers at Oak Ridge National Laboratory, developed a new super-resolution software, called SRINS, that makes it easier for scientists to better understand materials' dynamical properties using neutron spectroscopy.