FACILITY	ORGANISATION	LOCATION	TYPE	START OPERATION	SOURCE	INSTRUMENTS
Americas
CNEA	Centro Atómico Bariloche	San Carlos de Bariloche, Argentina
NPMR	Canada's Neutron Beam Laboratory	Chalk River, Canada	125 MW heavy water reactor	1957		6 instruments
HFIR Center for Neutron Scattering	Oak Ridge National Laboratory	Oak Ridge, USA	85-MW isotope production and test reactor	August 1965	beryllium-reflected, light-water-cooled and -moderated, flux-trap type reactor that uses highly enriched uranium-235 as the fuel	15 state-of-the art neutron scattering instruments
IPEN	Instituto Peruano de Energia Nuclear	San Borja, Peru				Instruments
LANSCE	Los Alamos Neutron Science Center	Los Alamos, USA	800-MeV proton linear accelerator	1970's		instruments
LENS	Indiana University	Bloomington, USA		under construction
IPNS no longer exists	Argonne National Laboratory	Argonne, USA		1981	Intense pulsed neutron source	13 instruments
McMaster Nuclear Reactor	McMaster University	Hamilton, Canada	pool-type reactor	April 1959
MIT Nuclear Reactor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology	Cambridge, USA	tank-type reactor MITR-II	21 July 1958		Instruments
MURR	University of Missouri Research Reactor Center	Columbia, USA		Fall 1966		Instruments
NIST Center for Neutron Research	National Institute of Standards and Technology	Gaithersburg, USA			Advanced cold neutron source	Instruments
SNS The Spallation Neutron Source	Oak Ridge National Laboratory	Oak Ridge, Tennessee, USA	Accelerator-based neutron source	September 1, 2007	The most intense pulsed neutron source	19 instruments

Asia
HANARO	Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute	Taejon, Korea	30 MW open-tank-in-pool reactor	1966			7 instruments
JAERI	Japan Atomic Energy Research Institute	Tokai, Japan	125 MW heavy water reactor	November 1990			8 instruments
KENS	Neutron Science Laboratory	Tsukuba, Japan	Spallation neutron source	1980	proton beam accelerated to 500 MeV by the booster synchrotron		14 instruments
KURRI	Kyoto Universty Research Reactor Institute	Osaka, Japan	5 MW light water-moderated, tank-type nuclear research reactor	June 1964	mean thermal neutron flux of 3.213n/cm2/s		4 instruments
MINT	Malaysian Institute for Nuclear Technology Research	Kajang, Malaysia	TRIGA MARK II research reactor	June 1982			Instruments

Oceania
Bragg Institute	Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation	Lucas Heights, Australia	10 MW CP5 reactor (HIFAR)	26 Jan 1958	Peak thermal neutron flux of 1.4 x 1014n/cm2/s		9 instruments
			20 MW pool reactor ( Replacement Research Reactor )	Feb. 2005			8 instruments

Africa
Necsa	Nuclear Energy Corporation of South Africa	Pelindaba, South Africa	20 MW swimming pool-type reactor (SAFARI-1)	1965	light-water-cooled and -moderated reactor		Instruments