应能源与动力工程学院所属核科学与技术学院王盛教授、胡华四教授之邀，日本中子科学会会长、北海道大学名誉教授、名古屋大学特任教授、理化学研究所客座研究员鬼柳善明（Yoshiaki Kiyanagi）博士将访问我校，并将给我们带来一场精彩的学术报告：

Accelerator driven neutron sources and its applications

Neutron has its own special characteristics compared with X-ray: for example, strong interaction with light elements such as hydrogen and lithium, and strong penetration power. Due to these characteristics the neutron has been used widely in life science, material analysis, radiography of industrial products and so on. Accelerator driven neutron sources are becoming popular method to provide neutron source at present. For the design of the accelerator driven neutron source we have to consider not only neutron intensity but also emission time distribution that decides the energy resolution. To search the optimal design of the moderator, we need to examine various materials and shapes. Recently, Compact Accelerator-driven Neutron Sources (CANS) have been recognized to be useful for the neutron science, and new neutron sources were built in Japan and in the world. In Japan various experiments have been performed using CANS and interesting methods and results have been obtained. In this lecture, the principle of neutron slowing down relating to the accelerator driven neutron sources will be explained, and the applications of CANS will be introduced.

Accelerator-driven neutron sources in Japan

报告时间：2015年11月25日15：00-18：00

报告地点：北二楼1410会议室

鬼柳善明 教授（Prof.Yoshiaki Kiyanagi）简介

日本中子科学会现任会长（http://www.jsns.net/jp/）、日本理化学研究所客座研究员、北海道大学名誉教授、名古屋大学特任教授。

鬼柳教授是加速器中子源、脉冲中子源中子成像、硼中子俘获治疗癌症以及中子束流控制设备领域的世界著名专家，也是日本在这些领域的领军人物。他已在上述领域发表200多篇高水平学术论文，是世界小型加速器中子源联盟（UCANS）的发起人，获得包括日本核学会、日本金属和材料机构等颁发的数十项奖。

Prof. Kiyanagi received his Ph.D in 1993 from Hokkaido University. He got an associate professor position and professor position at Faculty of Engineering, Hokkaido University in 1993 and 1995. In 2010 he was appointed as director of Center for Advanced Research of Energy and Material at Hokkaido University. In 2012 he became a research fellow of the university. In 2013 he became designated professor of Nagoya University and visiting scientist of RIKEN Institute. In 2015 he was elected as President of Japanese Society for Neutron Science. Prof. Kiyanagi is professional at the fields of accelerator based neutron source, neutron imaging using pulsed neutron sources, boron neutron cancer therapy neutron source and neutron beam control devices. In those fields, he has made more than 200 papers and got many awards including the distinguished technology development award from Atomic Energy Society of Japan and best paper award from Japan Institute of Metals and Materials.