DANSE Small Angle Neutron Scattering Project

University of Tennessee

The Department of Chemistry at UT is involved in a five-year software development project that will deliver applications for data reduction, data analysis, modeling and simulation.

• Oct 09: SansView 1.0 is now available.
• July 09: PrView 0.3 is now available.
• May 09: SansView 0.9.1 is released.
• May 09: SansView poster was presented at the International Conference on Neutron Scattering 2009 in Knoxville.
• Apr 09: SansView 0.9 is released.
• Mar 09: SansView 0.1 is released.
• The DANSE/SANS group at UT has an open scientist position.
• Sept 08: The summary of the Indiana Univsersity meeting on SANS software is now available.
• July 08: PrView 0.2 is now available.
• June 08: SliceView 0.2 is now available.
• June 08: The DANSE/SANS project was presented at the American Crystallographic Association conference in Knoxville, TN.
• May 08: PrView, a prototype application to do P(r) inversion, is now available to users.
• Mar 08: SimView, the new version of our real-space simulation prototype, is now available to users.
• Mar 08: SliceView is now available through the SNS web portal.
• Feb 08: [pdf] Status report presented at the developer's meeting of 2/08.
• Dec 07: [pdf] Version 0.1 of SliceView is available.
• Oct 07: [pdf] The DANSE/SANS project was presented at the canSAS-V meeting held at NIST.
• Sept 07: [pdf] An early prototype of a 2D modeling application is available for users to comment on.
• June 07: [pdf] Results obtained by users of our 2D modeling functionality for IGOR have been presented at the 81st Colloid & Surface Science Symposium in Delaware:
  Relationship between strain-hardening and the structure of fibrin clots,
  Lionel Porcar and Danilo C. Pozzo, University of Maryland / NIST, Gaithersburg, MD.

• June 07: The DANSE/SANS project was presented at the 81st Colloid & Surface Science Symposium in Delaware.
• June 07: The LORES2 real-space simulation prototype is available to select users.
• June 07: 2D modeling for SANS