BL17 SHARAKU

BL18 SENJU

BL17 SOFIA

BL19 TAKUMI

BL20 iMATERIA

BL21 NOVA

BL15 TAIKAN BL14 AMATERAS

2nd Experimental Hall (West) (BL13~BL23)

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1. Neutron and Synchrotron Radiation

2. Complementary Role

3. Small Science at Large Facility

4. Promotion of Public Utilization of Large Facilities

5. AONSA and AOFSRR in Asia-Oceania Region

DC, June 24-28, 2012)

Contents

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proton

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HANARO (30MW)

JRR-3 (20MW)

KUR (1-5MW)

JSNS/J-PARC (1MW)

THOR (1MW)

PRR-1 (3MW)

DALAT RR (1MW)

OPAL (20MW)

CARR (60MW)

CSNS (0.12MW) PARR (10MW)

DHRUVA (100MW)

MARK1(3MW)

TRR-1/M1 (2MW)

RSG-GAS (30MW)

Reactor TRIGA PUSPATI (1MW)

● Reactor in operation

● Accelerator in operation or under construction

Major Neutron Sources in Asia-Oceania Region

2008

1987

1990

1997

2007

1985

2010-13

2015-18

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ANBUG Australian Neutron

Beam Users Group

1979, new 2001

NSSI Neutron Scattering

Society of India

2008

JSNS Japanese Society

for Neutron Science

1993, new 2001

KNBUA Korean Neutron Beam

Users Association

2003

TWNSS Taiwan Neutron

Science Society

2008

CNSS Chinese Neutron

Scattering Society

planned in 2012

Neutron Scattering Societies Established

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“AONSA” launched on August 28th, 2008

The 1st AONSA Executive Committee Meeting

August 28, 2008, Osaka, Japan Announced on August 29, 2008, Osaka, Japan

during the IUCr Congress

• President : Mahn Won Kim (KNBUA, KAIST)

• Vice-President : John W. White (ANBUG, ANU)

• Secretary : Masa Arai (JSNS, J-PARC/JAEA)

• Treasurer: Wen-Hsien Li (TWNSS, NCU)

1st Board Members (2008-2009) Article 1: Status

The Asia-Oceania Neutron Scattering Association (hereafter referred to as the Association) is an affiliation of neutron scattering societies, which directly represent users in the Asia-Oceania Region. The overriding purposes of the Association are to provide a platform for discussion and a focus for action in neutron scattering and related topics in the Asia-Oceania Region.

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Organization of AONSA

Executive Committee (EC)

Members

- 2 delegates from each member society (Annual Fee $US 2,000)

Observers

- neutron communities without Societies

- major neutron facilities or projects

- further individual observers may be co-opted according

to the needs of the Association

Board

President, Vice-President,

Secretary, Treasurer, Public Relations Officer

former President & Secretary (advisors)

AONSA Office

Located at J-PARC, JAEA, Japan (voluntary contribution), Administrative Secretary (Junko Akutsu) 30

Current Board and EC Members

Board Members EC Members and Observers

President

Yasuhiko Fujii

(JSNS, CROSS)

3rd President

Secretary

Sung-Min Choi

(KNBUA, KAIST)

Vice-President

Wen-Hsien Li

(TWNSS, NCU)

Treasurer

Samrath Chaplot

(NSSI, BARC)

Public Relation Officer

Chris Ling

(ANBUG, U. Sydney)

Former President

John W. White

(ANBUG, ANU)

2nd President

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Title Name Affiliation Attending

KNBUA

Member #1 Prof. Ki Bong Lee POSTECH O

Secretary

Member #2 Prof. Sung-Min Choi KAIST O

Observer#1 Dr. Kye Hong Lee HANARO/KAERI O

ANBUG

Former

President Prof. John White ANU X

Public Relation

Officer

Member #1

Prof. Chris Ling Univ. of Sydney O

Member #2 Prof. Evan Gray Griffith Univ. X

Observer#1 Prof. Rob Robinson Bragg Inst./ANSTO O

JSNS

President Prof. Yasuhiko Fujii CROSS O

Member #1 Prof. Toshiji Kanaya Kyoto Univ. O

Member #2 Prof. Hideki Seto KEK O

Observer#1 Prof. Masatoshi Arai J-PARC/JAEA X

Observer#2 Prof. Mitsuhiro

Shibayama JRR-3/Tokyo Univ. O

TWNSS

Vice-President

Member #1 Prof. Wen-Hsien Li NCU O

Member #2 Prof. Hsiung Chou National Sun Yat-

Sen Univ. O

NSSI

Treasurer

Member #1 Dr. Samrath L. Chaplot BARC O

Member #2 Prof. Dhananjai Pandey Banaras Hindu Univ. X

Observer#1 Dr. R. Mukhopadhyay BARC X

CSNS and

CARR

Observer#1 Dr. Dongfeng Chen CARR/CIAE O

Observer#2 Dr. Hesheng Chen CSNS/IHEP X

BATAN Observer#1 Dr. Gunawan

(Sutiarso) BATAN O

Malaysian

Nuclear

Agency

Observer#1 Dr. Abdul Aziz

Mohamed

Malaysian Nuclear

Agency O

Singapore

Community Observer#1 Dr. Wim Klooster

President, Society for

Crystallography

(Singapore)

O

(Jan. 2012 – Dec. 2013)

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AONSA EC and Board Meetings

1st EC, Aug. 28, 2008, Osaka, Japan

2nd EC, Feb. 23, 2009,Taiwan

3rd EC, Oct. 23, 2009, Beijing, China 4th EC, May 22, 2010, Singapore

6th EC, May 19-20, 2011, Bandung, Indonesia

Informal EC, Oct. 31, 2010, Daejeon, Korea

5th EC, Oct. 4, 2010, Mumbai, India

EC Meeting : 2 times per year, Board Meeting : 4-5 times per year

Japan

Australia

China

India

Indonesia

Korea

Malaysia Singapore

Taiwan 2nd

3rd

4th

6th

informal

5th 8th

1st, 7th

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The 8th EC Meeting (May 22, 2012, TNBR, Malaysia)

The 7th EC Meeting (Nov. 20, 2011, Tsukuba, Japan)

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2008

2008: KAIST, Daejeon, Korea

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

140

160

2008 2009 2010 2011

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Cumulative

No. of students

AONSA Neutron Schools

“Train Young Generation and build Friendship among them”

2009

2009: ANSTO, Sydney, Australia

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

140

160

2008 2009 2010 2011

82

2010

2010: BARC, Mumbai, India

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

140

160

2008 2009 2010 2011

120

2011

2011: ANSTO, Sydney, Australia

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

140

160

2008 2009 2010 2011

151

IAEA

AONSA Hosting Institutes

Financial Supports

#1

#2

#3

#4

#5 Oct. 23-27, 2012

(Beijing, China)

#6 2013

(Tokai, Japan)

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Workshops in Conjunction with EC Meeting

ITB, Bandung, Indonesia, May 19, 2011

during the 6th EC Meeting

Biology group

Physics group

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2nd AOCNS (2015, Sydney)

To be co-organized

by

ANBUG & AONSA

AOCNS Asia-Oceania Conference on Neutron Scattering

Co-Organized by JSNS & AONSA

586 Participants (564 A-O, 14 Europe, 8 America)

490 Presentations (63 invited, 41 oral, 386 posters)

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AONSA Prize The AONSA awards the AONSA Prize every two years to a person or persons to recognize his/her or their outstanding research career with a significant impact or contribution to the use or development of neutron science and technology in the Asia-Oceania Region.

The AONSA Prize 2011

Professor Noboru WATANABE

Scientific Consultant of JAEA, Emeritus Professor of KEK

Citation:

“For his pioneering development of accelerator-based neutron sources and instrumentations, and his great

contribution to the establishment of neutron science community and finally to the realization of one of the most powe

rful pulsed neutron scattering facility at J-PARC.”

The AONSA President, Prof. John White giving Prof. N. Watanabe the Prize:

・The Certificate of the Prize, ・The Medal of the Prize ・The Monetary Prize ($US 5,000)

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The AONSA Prize 2013 in a selection process

AONSA Homepage (Web-site)

www.aonsa.org

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AONSA Newsletters

• Purpose: Sharing information and advertisement of activities

• Frequency: 2 times every year (April and November)

Volume 3, No, 1 (April 2011)

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Neutron Facility Directors’ Meeting in parallel with EC Meeting

The 2nd Facility Directors’ Meeting

November 20, 2011, Tsukuba, Japan

(in parallel with the 7th EC)

The 1st Facility Directors’ Meeting

19 May, 2011

BATAN-Bandung, Indonesia

(in parallel with the 6th EC)

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The 3rd Facility Directors’ Meeting

May 21, 2012, TNBR, Malaysia

(in parallel with the 8th EC) 41

Three President Meeting (ENSA-NSSA-AONSA)

The 1st Meeting (Feb. 23, 2011, Tokai, Japan,)

The 2nd Meeting (EPOCHAL/ Tsukuba, Japan, Nov. 23, 2011)

Prof. Michael Steiner (Chairman of ENSA)

Prof. Bruce D. Gaulin (President of NSSA)

Prof. John W. White (President of AONSA)

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“Learn from each other and Help each other”

Meeting with Prof. Kuroda

Tokyo, March 2010

NSSA-AONSA Presidents’ Meeting

June 25, 2012, Georgetown Univ., USA

Meeting with ENSA Executives

July 21, 2011, Prague

IAEA Consultancy Meeting

Oct. 27-29, 2010, KAERI, Korea

Global Cooperation

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The Asia-Oceania Forum for Synchrotron Radiation Research

Association of Asia Pacific Physical Societies

International Council for Science

International Union of Crystallography

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AS: Australian Synchrotron

SLRI: Synchrotron Light Research Institute

NSRRC: National Synchrotron Radiation Research Centre

SSLS: Singapore Synchrotron

Light Source

Indus-I,-II: Indian Synchrotron

PLS: Pohang Light Source

SSRF: Shanghai Synchrotron Radiation Facility

Asian Oceania Forum for Synchrotron Radiation (AOFSRR) in 2006

PF, PF-AR in KEK

UVSOR

SR Center

SPring-8, SACLA Hi-SOR

Saga Light Source

New SUBARU

BSRF: Beijing Synchrotron Radiation Laboratory

NSRL: National Synchrotron Radiation Laboratory

Synchrotron Radiation Sources/Facilities in Asia-Oceania Region

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The 6th AOFSRR Council Meeting (Bangkok/Thailand, Aug. 8, 2012) 45

Thank You !

DC, June 24-28, 2012)

The 18th NSRRC Users’ Meeting & Workshop (Hsinchu/Taiwan, Aug. 29-30, 2012)

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