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Canada is realizing a return of over 3 times its investment in neutron beam laboratories

July 23, 2024
Assessments of national facilities dedicated to neutron beams in the U.S. and U.K. found that they produce social and economic benefits worth at least double the investment. Canada, with its multipurpose neutron source model, is realizing a return on investment in its neutron facilities of at least 3 times.
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Adding Value to Steel Manufacturing

September 1, 2013
IVACO is expanding today, partly because of research using the CNBC that enabled it to add value to its products.
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Neutron Beams Help To Advance the 3D Printing Industry

July 6, 2018
After using neutron beams to gather data on why 3D printing sometimes fails, one industry–university collaboration is now offering more reliable printing algorithms.
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