Welcome to ANBUG
(April 2011) AONSA newsletter volume 3 No 1
The latest AONSA newsletter is now available.
History of ANBUG
See the ANBUG poster describing the history of ANBUG (PDF
1MB)
Membership of ANBUG
ANBUG presently has a membership of 310. The membership includes
scientists from Australia, New Zealand and 20 other countries
By joining ANBUG, you can...
- Provide input on future instrumentation and new facilities at
the OPAL Reactor
- Collaborate with Instrument Advisory Teams for the development
of new instruments at OPAL
- Participate in User Meetings
- Keep up-to-date on the latest Australian Neutron Scattering
news
It is easy to join simply complete and return the online
application form. If you would like to be more than simply a
member, or are interested in a council position, please e-mail James
Hester to express your interest and we will be in contact.
The Constitution of the group was
rewritten in early 2001, and put to the membership for a ratification
vote. 48 members voted, with 46 votes for ratification and
2 votes against. There are mechanisms within the Constitution
for making amendments.
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