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===1990-present === Recent advancements focus on improved sources, using sophisticated detectors and enhanced computational techniques. Spallation sources have been developed at SNS (Spallation Neutron Source) in the U.S. and [[ISIS Neutron and Muon Source|ISIS Neutron]] and Muon Source in the U.K., which can generate pulsed neutron beams for [[Time of flight|time-of-flight]] experiments. [[Neutron imaging]] and [[reflectometry]]<nowiki/>were also developed, which are powerful tools to analyse surfaces, interfaces and thin film structures, thus providing valuable insights into the material properties.
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