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            Key Laboratory of Nuclear Analytical Techniques TEXT SIZE: A A A

Fields of Research and Program Application

The Key Laboratory of Nuclear Analytical Techniques (KLNAT) is a joint research base founded by the Shanghai Institute of Applied Physics (SINAP) and the Institute of High Energy Physics (IHEP), the Chinese Academy of Sciences. It opens to all researchers, who are interested in developing nuclear analytical techniques and making use of them for inter-disciplinary studies. Program applications shall be submitted to the KLNAT Academic Committee for approval. Upon approval, the applicators shall be arranged to work on his/her program at KLNAT (either Shanghai or Beijing Division). In addition, KLNAT welcomes anyone who hopes to perform his/her research project granted elsewhere on KLNAT facilities.

Organization

Board of Directors

Chairman

WEI Long    Institute of High Energy Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing

Vice Chairmen

ZHU Zhiyong   Institute of Applied Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Shanghai

ZHANG Zhiyong  Institute of High Energy Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing

Methods Available at KLNAT

 

Ion Beam Analysis

 

Nuclear microprobe system

 

Proton elastic scattering

 

Ultra high vacuum system

 

Particle include X-ray emission

 

Rutherford backscattering and ion channeling

 

Nuclear reaction analysis

 

Elastic recoil detection

 

 

Activation Analysis

 

Instrumental neutron activation analysis

 

Radiochemical neutron activation analysis

 

Charged particle activation analysis

 

Nuclear Effects and Other Nuclear Analysis Techniques

 
 

Mössbauer spectroscopy

 

Solid state nuclear track detection

 

Perturbed angular correlation

 

Scanning tunneling microscopy

 

Positron annihilation spectroscopy

 

Total reflection X-ray fluorescence

 INTERDISCIPLINARY APPLICATIONS
 
 A. Life Sciences 
 1  Single molecular detecting and manipulating
 2  Mechanisms of biological effects of trace elements (TE)
 3  Interactions between TE and bio-macromolecules
 4  Nano-structure of bio-macromolecules
 5  TE and human health and diseases
 6  TE data bank, standard reference materials
 7  TE and farming technological development (TE fertilizers and TE feed)
 8  Isotopic tracing to search for novel growth for farm plants
 B. Environmental and Geo-Sciences 
 1  Boundary events studies
 2  Pre-historical environments and petrology
 3  Long-distance transferring of airborne particles and the effects
 4  Chemical dating and archaeology
 5  Interfacial material exchange in the environment
 6  Geological survey and mechanisms of mineral formation

 C. Material Sciences ( semi conductors, insulators, nano-crystalline, amorphous and alloys)

1  Determination of ion-implantation induced damages and impurity locations ion beam or γ-ray modification of materials
2  Trace impurities and their effects on material properties
3  Nano-crystal and nano-structure studies
 Material surface and interface studies under UHV
5  Special or artificial structural materials
 Chemical reaction dynamics
7  Property investigations of polymeric materials
 D. Novel Applications of Nuclear Analysis in Other Areas 
 E. The Investigation of Carbon Nanotube, Fullerenes and Fullerites 

Contact Us

Mr. Feng Xiangqian,  e-mail: fengxq@ihep.ac.cn

Key Laboratory of Nuclear Analytical Techniques, Institute of High Energy Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences

P.O.Box 918, Beijing 100049, China

Tel: +86-10-88236418 Fax: +86-10-88235294

 

 
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