László Szentmiklósi

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Centre for Energy Research

Hungary

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Dr. László Szentmiklósi is the Head of Department at the Centre for Energy Research in Hungary. His research focuses on neutron-based analytical techniques, environmental assessments of electronic waste, and methodologies for analyzing layered oxides. He has published extensively on topics such as elemental composition analysis and the optimization of research reactors.

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Alessandro Tengattini

University of Sydney

AUSTRALIA

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Tim Kratky

Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München

GERMANY

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Daniel Cano-Ott

Profesor de Investigación

CIEMAT

SPAIN

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Sebastian Günther

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Technical University of Munich

GERMANY

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Hiroshi Arima-Osonoi

准教授 / Associate Professor

Kyoto University

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Michał Antoni Glinicki

head of division, full professor

Institute of Fundamental Technological Research, Polish Academy of Sciences

POLAND

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László Szentmiklósi

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Articles (17)

Effect of Washing on Nickel-Rich Layered Oxides: Methodology to Quantify the Lithium/Proton-Exchange Kinetics, the Inserted Protons, and the Structural Changes

European research reactor strategy derived in the scope of the towards optimized use of research reactors (TOURR) project

Bulk phase and chemical composition analysis of two 19th century Russian platinum coins by neutron and complementary methods

Elemental composition analysis of electronic waste using neutron-based analytical techniques: a novel approach to assessing environmental and resource recovery potential

Elemental Composition Analysis of Electronic Waste Using Neutron-based Analytical Techniques: A Novel Approach to Assessing Environmental and Resource Recovery Potential

Second-harmonic generation effect enhanced by Li substitution for Na in Li1(LiXNa5−X)Mo9O30

Neutron-based analytical techniques for the elemental composition analysis of electronic waste samples: advantages and challenges

Improved analytical workflow for prompt gamma activation analysis

Effect of washing on nickel-rich NCMs: methodology to quantify the lithium/proton-exchange kinetics, the inserted protons, and the structural changes

Event-based high-resolution neutron image formation analysis using intensified CMOS cameras

Classification of Electronic Waste Components through X-ray and Neutron-Based Imaging Techniques

Assessment of neutron-induced activation of irradiated samples in a research reactor

Extended Q-range small-angle neutron scattering to understand the morphology of proton-exchange membranes: the case of the functionalized syndiotactic-polystyrene model system

Hungarian Fine-to-Coarse Aggregate, a Possible Constituent of Near-Vessel Structural Concrete of Nuclear Power Plants

Dynamic Thermal Neutron Radiography for Filling Process Analysis and CFD Model Validation of Visco-Dampers

Quantitative, non-destructive elemental composition analysis of 3D-structured samples

Position-Sensitive Bulk and Surface Element Analysis of Decorated Porcelain Artifacts

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Alessandro Tengattini

Tim Kratky

Daniel Cano-Ott

Sebastian Günther

Hiroshi Arima-Osonoi

Michał Antoni Glinicki

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