| Guillaume Brotons (Le Mans, FR) | |
| Galenic-on-chip, Emulsions along the flow | |
| Annie Brûlet (Saclay, FR) | |
| Vesicular structure of amphiphilic block copolymers studied by SANS | |
| Jérôme Combet (Strasbourg, FR) | |
| Polymer - Surfactant complexes | |
| Fabrice Cousin (Saclay, FR) | |
| The beauty of contrast variation in SANS for soft matter : playing beyond classical studies in 4-components systems | |
| Viviana Cristiglio (Grenoble, FR) | |
| Monitoring of protein aggregation by levitation techniques on D33 | |
| Charles Dewhurst (Grenoble, FR) | |
| The D33 SANS instrument: Conception, Commissioning and Performance | |
| Olivier Diat (Marcoule, FR) | |
| Ion flotation using a non ionic foaming agent | |
| Peter Dowding (Leeds, UK) | |
| Unlocking the properties and dynamics of commercial oil additives using SANS | |
| Cecile Dreiss (London, UK) | |
| Making and breaking bonds: polymeric micelles, cyclodextrins and drugs | |
| Julian Eastoe (Bristol, UK) | |
| Adventures in surfactant wonderland, with Dr Grillo | |
| Anne-Laure Fameau (Nantes, FR) | |
| How to produce responsive aqueous foams based on green surfactants ? | |
| Michael Gradzielski (Berlin, DE) | |
| Observing Assembly Processes in Colloidal Systems by Means of Stopped-Flow Experiments – Soft Matter in Motion | |
| Dirk Honecker (Didcot, UK) | |
| Magnetic disorder in ferrite nanoparticles: a neutron view beyond the classical picture | |
| Jacques Jestin (Grenoble, FR) | |
| SANS and contrast matching for petroleum systems | |
| Werner Kunz (Regensburg, DE) | |
| The Concept of Melting Point Lowering due to Ethoxylation | |
| Pierre Levitz (Paris, FR) | |
| Self-association of clay platelets with or without other colloids as probed by SAXS and TXM imagery | |
| Isabelle Morfin (Grenoble, FR) | |
| SANS and SAXS on pluronic and hyaluronic acid mixed with essential oils | |
| Julian Oberdisse (Montpellier, FR) | |
| From vesicles to nanocomposites, from Saclay to Grenoble and Montpellier, a scientific journey with Isabelle Grillo | |
| Olivia Pabois (Leeds, UK) | |
| Understanding the interfacial behaviour of bile salts, a key to their role in lipid digestion | |
| Jeff Penfold (Oxford, UK) | |
| Self-assembly in di-alkyl chain surfactants and the role of co-surfactants and additives: impact on product formulation and functionality | |
| Sylvain Prévost (Grenoble, FR) | |
| Spontaneous Ouzo emulsions co-exist with pre-Ouzo ultra-flexible microemulsions | |
| Michel Rawiso (Strasbourg, FR) | |
| Dense solutions of polyelectrolytes and interpolyelectrolyte complexes | |
| Sandra Ristori (Florence, IT) | |
| Engineered lipid-based nanosystems for delivery of bioactive molecules | |
| Sarah Rogers (Didcot, UK) | |
| Tuning Ionic Liquids – a Small-Angle Study | |
| Gregory Smith (Copenaghen, DK) | |
| Deuterated Aerosol OT: A tool for neutron scattering studies of soft matter | |
| Thomas Sottmann (Stuttgart, DE) | |
| The elucidation of microemulsion properties - my scientific journey with Isabelle | |
| Fabienne Testard (Saclay, FR) | |
| Self-assembled nanostructured material : Mechanism of formation | |
| Thomas Zemb (Marcoule, FR) | |
| The limits of mixing of clay- and bilayer - samed lamellar phases |
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