Research
Meet our Faculty
Edward J. Stephenson
Nuclear Physics and Chemistry, Neutron Physics
Nuclear Physics and Chemistry, Neutron Physics
The Indiana University Cyclotron Facility (IUCF) is a multi-purpose laboratory that conducts basic research in nuclear physics, nuclear chemistry, accelerator physics, condensed matter and the life sciences. Researchers associated with IUCF also use the accelerators and particle beams to investigate radiation effects and imaging techniques such as neutron radiography. Research and development projects include medical device development, detector and diagnostic design, and the production of oversized equipment for large scale physics experiments. Scientists and students from around the world take part in educational research projects at IUCF. This page is the gateway to detailed information about the many facets of IUCF.
Accelerator Physics
Defining the physics of producing and
handling beams of sub-atomic particles
Biomedical and Life Sciences
Harnessing the power of radiation for research in biology and medicine
Materials Research
Imaging, modeling and manipulating macromolecules
Neutron Physics
Using neutrons to explore the molecular structure
of proteins, crystals, surfaces,
and much more
Nuclear Physics and Nuclear Chemistry
Probing matter and forces at the sub-atomic scale
Resources
- National Science Foundation Annual Reports 2001 and later
- The 1996 and earlier IUCF Annual Reports are available through the IU Scholarworks database.
