From experiment to knowledge
ANSTO is hosting the 2021 Users Meeting from 24-26 November.
Due to various covid restrictions the comittee has decided to change this to an online only event, ANSTO hopes we can commence face to face meetings next year.
A schedule of online webinars allows scientists who have accessed any of ANSTO’s research infrastructure, and includes the beamlines of the Australian Synchrotron, neutron scattering instruments at the Australian Centre for Neutron Scattering, instruments the Centre for Accelerator Science and deuterated products from the National Deuteration Facility, to showcase their work during the last year.
The event will coincide with the combined annual meetings of the Australian Neutron Beam Users Group (ANBUG) and the Australian Synchrotron Users Advisory Committee (UAC).
The announcement of excellence in neutron and synchrotron research awards takes place during the meeting.
Investigations using the instruments extend to a diverse range of scientific areas including advanced materials, biomedicine, life sciences, food science, physics, surface and condensed matter, chemistry, soft matter and crystallography, manufacturing and engineering, earth, environment and cultural heritage and research relating to the instruments and instrument techniques.
Awards & Prizes
Prizes:
- Student Poster - Closed
- Poster Slam - Closed
- ANBUG Awards - Closed
- UAC Awards - Closing 17th October
- Stephen Wilkins Thesis Medal - Closing 1st October
Registration
- Student Registration* - $30.00
- Full Registration - $60.00
*Student funding available - please email AUM2021 of your interest before paying for registration
Student Funding
AINSE is offering up to 100 student registrations for students from AINSE Member Universities to attend this event with preference given to students that are presenting either an oral or poster.
Topics
- Advanced Materials
- Biomedicine, Life science & Food Science
- Physics, Surface & Condensed Matter
- Chemistry, Soft Matter & Crystallography
- Manufacturing & Engineering
- Earth, Environment & Cultural Heritage
- Instruments & Techniques
Plenary Speakers
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 | Dr Suzie Sheehy University of Melbourne |  | Prof Despina Louca University of Virginia |
Keynote Speakers
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 | Prof Chris McNeill Monash University |  | Dr Stefania Peracchi ANSTO |
 | Prof Chris Ling University of Sydney
|  | Prof Michael Preuss Monash |
 | A/Prof Charoltte Conn RMIT |  | Prof Bill Williams University of Massey |
 | Dr Ingrid Ward University of Western Australia |  | A/Prof Anton Blencowe University of South Australia |
 | A/Prof James Murphy Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research
|  | Prof Amy Roberts Flinders University |
 | Dr David Cortie ANSTO |  | Prof Namita Roy Chodhury RMIT |
 | Dr Michael Jones QUT |
AUM2021 - Organising Committee
 | Yun Liu Chair ANBUG Representative Australian National University |  | Marta Krasowska Co-Chair UAC Representative University of South Australia |
 | Miles Apperley ANSTO |  | Kelly Cubbin ANSTO |
 | Mike James AS Representative ANSTO |  | Susan Bogle ANSTO |
 | Armand Atancio CAS Representative ANSTO |  | Richard Mole ACNS Representative ANSTO |
AUM2021 - Program Committee
| Yun Liu Chair ANBUG Representative Australian National University | | Marta Krasowska Co-Chair UAC Representative University of South Australia |
| Armand Atancio ANSTO | | Richard Mole ANSTO |
 | Geraldine Jacobsen ANSTO |  | Liliana de Campo ANSTO
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 | Chris Wensrich ANBUG Newcastle University |  | Shinji Kihara ANBUG Auckland University |
 | Rhiannon Boseley UAC Curtin University |  | Courtney Ennis UAC Otago University |
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