The ISIS facility of the Rutherford-Appleton Laboratory (UK) hosted experts from five European countries on March 29th and 30th for a topical discussion about the future of neutron imaging methods as well as their implementation on new beam lines.

Title	Author	File	Link to Website
SANTORIN Station for ANalytic TOmography and Radiographic Imaging with Neutrons. The vision of a European high performance neutron imaging facility for engineering and industrial applications at ILL.	Gähler	(PDF, 636 KB)	ILL
New information available with TOF neutrons	Javier Santisteban Dept. Materials Engineering, The Open University, United Kingdom	(PDF, 2.2MB)	The Open University
Neutron Imaging Present status and options with pulsed neutron methods	Eberhard H. Lehmann, P. Vontobel, G. Frei Deptm. Spallation Neutron Source. Paul Scherrer Institut, Switzerland	(PDF, 10 MB)	PSI
Detectors for Neutron Radiography - Where we are and where we’re going.	Dr Nigel Rhodes ISIS Department, Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, United Kingdom	(PDF, 1.6MB)	ISIS
ENEA – TRIGA reactor Current situation and N-Radiography perspective	Roberto Rosa ENEA , Italia	(PDF, 600 KB)	TRADE _ ENEA
Recent developments at FRM-II	Peter Link, Burkhard Schillinger ZWE FRM-II TU-München, Germany	(PDF, 5.3 MB)	Tomography at FRM II Experimental hall
Neutron tomography at the HMI The CONRAD Project	Prof. Wolfgang Treimer Department Methods and Instruments. Hahn-Meitner-Institut Berlin, Germany	(PDF, 5.9MB)	HMI
Neutron imaging at the continuous spallation source SINQ	P. Vontobel, E. Lehmann, G. Frei, G. Kuehne Paul Scherrer Institut, Villigen PSI, Switzerland	(PDF, 888KB)	Neutron Radiography at the PSI