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Neutron Beam User Program
The NRC-CNBC provides access to its suite of neutron spectrometers as a resource for scientists from universities, industries, NRC and other government laboratories. The Neutron Beam User Program provides access free of charge for public domain research through a proposal review system. Proprietary research is facilitated through another service, Applied Neutron Diffraction for Industry, in which the CNBC charges a cost-recovery fee.
The program is supported by an NSERC Major Resource Support Grant through the Canadian Institute for Neutron Scattering (CINS) in order to maintain the CNBC in a state of readiness for access by scientists. CINS oversees the proposal review process and it supplies the independent committees of experts from its members.
CINS provides the information you need to apply for beamtime from the application form to visiting the lab to reporting after the experiment is complete:
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