December 2, 2014 – An agreement between Germany's Research Centre Jülich and Oak Ridge National Laboratory will pursue advances in materials study with neutrons, high-performance computing and simulation science, nanoscale materials and more. Other goals of the recently signed five-year memorandum of understanding include making significant scientific contributions to biological and environmental sciences and spearheading advances in materials and processes for energy. The research center in Jülich is represented with a branch office at ORNL, where it operates a neutron spectrometer at the Spallation Neutron Source.
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