The new book entitled ‘Neutron Applications in Earth, Energy and Environmental Sciences’ surveys the diversity of present day applications of neutron methods in the fields of Earth, Energy, and Environmental Sciences. Introductions to neutron scattering fundamentals and instrumentation are paired with a thorough review of applications to a large variety of scientific and technological problems, written through the direct experience of leading scientists in each field.

Liang Liang from the Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Romano Rinaldi, from the Università di Perugia, and Helmut Schober from the Institut Laue-Langevin, Grenoble, France are the editors.

This volume is the first of the Springer books Series Neutron Scattering Applications and Techniques. The series include currently three titles (two to be published in 2009) and Its goal is to provide scientists and engineers with reference books which highlight the unique capabilities of neutron techniques to elucidate critical questions in established and emergent areas of science.

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This publication is the outcome of the Symposium on Neutrons at the Frontier of Earth Sciences and Environment - NESE , one of a series of conferences organized jointly by European, American and Japanese scientific institutions with a strong affiliation to Neutron Scattering. The symposium, integrated into the General Assembly of the European Geosciences Union, was held in Vienna on April 2005.

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