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NIAG - Neutron Imaging and Activation Group

The NIAG is a group within the spallation neutron source division ASQ , Paul Scherrer Institute (PSI), department research with neutrons and muons NUM . NIAG is responsible for 2 neutron imaging facilities and activation services available for users from scientific institutions and industry. Neutron radiography is complementary to X-ray radiography due to differences in radiation matter interaction. Neutrons interact with the atomic nucleus, whereas X-ray's as electromagnetic radiation rather interact with the electrons.
Imaging Facilities
NEUTRA Radiography / tomography with thermal Maxwellian spectrum Optional 320kV X-ray tube, NEURAP setup for highly activated samples.
ICON Radiography / tomography with cold neutron spectrum Micro-tomography, Energy selective imaging, Grating interferometry.
Activation
NIS Neutron irradiation services Neutron activation / Isotope production

Industrial Services

Neutron imaging and activation for proprietary use are offered on a commercial base. Please contact the NIAG industry responsible or PSI Technology Transfer.

Contact

NIAG
Paul Scherrer Institut
ASQ Division WBBA/112
5232 Villigen PSI


Dr. Eberhard Lehmann
Group leader

Phone: +41 56 310 2963
E-mail: eberhard.lehmann@psi.ch

Secretary: R. Bercher
Phone: +41 56 310 3402
Fax: +41 56 310 3131
E-mail: renate.bercher@psi.ch

SINQ Facility

Information about the Neutron Source.

Directions to PSI

How to get to the Paul Scherrer Institute (description and map)