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Science@CERIC

Noémi Anna Buczkó, John Gait and Margit Fábián of the Budapest Neutron Centre standing in front of a slide about BNC, next to a CERIC Open for Science banner at Science@CERIC 2026 in Malta.
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BNC at Science@CERIC 2026: three talks in three research fields

Three researchers of the Budapest Neutron Centre presented their work at Science@CERIC 2026, the biennial scientific meeting of CERIC-ERIC, held in Malta on 10–12 November 2026. Their talks in the Materials Science, Energy Materials and Cultural Heritage sessions showed how widely the neutron techniques available at BNC can be applied, Read more

By Bianka Nemeth, 1 hour ago November 12, 2026
Budapest Neutron Centre, 2024