This workshop, organised by the Heritage Science Network Programme, Department of Conservation (GU), will bring together Swedish and international scholars in Heritage Science to share their experiences and findings through lectures and hands-on sessions.

The ESRF is pleased to announce a dedicated course on XAS data analysis, taking place onsite in Grenoble from March 18 to March 20, 2026.

Welcome to an interactive workshop exploring how neutron and x-ray techniques can reveal quantum correlations and electronic topology in quantum materials, with a special focus on new opportunities at ESS and MAX IV!

LINXS is partnering with the Hercules School and will host students one week at LINXS in Lund during this yearly school. The HERCULES School is open for early career researchers and PhD students working with synchrotron or neutron science, and offers an intensive, interdisciplinary training course. With its base in Grenoble, France, the school comprises five weeks of learning.

How can X-rays and neutrons drive the next generation of semiconductor technology? Join us for the theme kick-off on 26-27 February, 2026!

Welcome to the MATRAC 2 School!

Swedish Big Science Forum 2026 takes place in Lund at The Loop, strategically located between ESS and MAX IV.

Welcome to FASEM2026!

The Neutron Scattering GRC is a premier, international scientific conference focused on advancing the frontiers of science through the presentation of cutting-edge and unpublished research, prioritizing time for discussion after each talk and fostering informal interactions among scientists of all career stages.

What are the ethical implications of heritage science work with synchrotrons and neutrons? What new ethical questions need to be addressed as these new methods are increasingly applied to cultural and natural heritage research? Come debate these questions with an interdisciplinary group of international specialists!

SAS2027 returns this series to Europe (Sweden) after SAS2024 in Taiwan.