Review Panels

Scientific fields

 
Review panels will cover the following area:
 
1. Diluted matter
2. Electronic and magnetic properties of matter - Surfaces and Interfaces
3. Matter and material properties: Structure, Organisation, Charactérisation, Elaboration
4. Chemistry and physico-chemistry - Reactivity in situ - Soft matter
5. Biology - Health
6. Ancient materials - Environment and Earth

For Peer Review Committees' details, Click here (16.38 KB).
  
One beamline may concern several panels.

(Last update : 18/03/2019)
 

Operation of review panels

Scientific peer review panel members serve for a fixed period of 2 years, possibly renouvable. A member of the SOLEIL Scientific Advisory Committee (SAC) can serve in a review panels.
 
Each review panel comprises a sufficiently large number of members to cover the main sub-areas of its discipline.
 
In most cases, about 9-11 members per committee are appointed. Face to face Meeting takes place twice a year, in the second half of April and in the second half of November. 

After each panel meeting, the chairman produces a report for the SOLEIL management and for the SAC.
 
This report :

comments on the quality and scope of the proposals received,
 

points out any areas of concern,
 

recommends any potential improvements to either the beamlines covered by the panel or the allocation process.

Peer Review Committee 1 - Diluted matter 

(Last update: 22/10/2020)

Peer Review Committee 2 - Electronic and magnetic properties of matter - Surfaces and Interfaces

(Last update: 22/10/2020)

Peer Review Committee 3 - Matter and material properties: Structure, Organisation, Charactérisation, Elaboration

  (Last update: 22/10/2020)

Peer Review Committee 4 - Chemistry and physico-chemistry - Reactivity in situ - Soft matter

 (Last update: 22/10/2020)

Peer Review Committee 5 - Biology - Health

(Last update: 22/10/2020)

Peer Review Committee 6 - Ancient materials - Environment and Earth

(Last update: 22/10/2020)