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International Workshop on Fast Neutron Detectors and
Applications
EApril 3-6, 2006
EUniversity of Cape Town
EDead line of Abstract; 28 October, 2005
The workshop has two main objectives. Firstly, it will aim at reviewing
recent developments in the construction of neutron detectors for
energies from the keV to the GeV range. This includes the improved
understanding of basic processes in materials used for neutron detection
as well as techniques and data relevant for modeling of neutron detectors.
The second focus of the workshop will be on the applications of fast
neutron detectors in various fields of science and technology. Both new
emerging applications and novel techniques in established fields will
be presented. In addition, methods and facilities for the production of
fast neutrons will be discussed. The workshopwill provide a forum for
the exchange of information between the various communities using fast
neutrons to carry out their specific tasks. The proceedings of the
workshop will be published in a peer-reviewed online journal.
Courses
A training course on unfolding methods in spectrometry (UTC 2006) and
a MCNPX course will be organized in close connection to the workshop.
Details and links can be found on the websites of these
courses.
Proceedings
The proceedings of the workshop will be published in the internet journal
Proceedings of Science, published by Sissa, the International School of
Advanced Studies, Trieste, Italy. This journal is one of the recently
launched successful internet journals such as JHEP and JCAP. The journal
offers free access for everyone and all features associated with electronic
publishing, including colour figures, animated movies and web links. The
quality of the contributions will be assured by the strict application of
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