Becoming an exhibitor at PSND 2027 is a unique opportunity to engage with the international neutron detector community. Companies and organizations wishing to raise their profile and increase their visibility within this community will have the opportunity to attend all technical sessions, stay up to date on cutting-edge detector research, and participate in tours of Oak Ridge National Laboratory’s neutron facilities, the Spallation Neutron Source and the High Flux Isotope Reactor.
Exhibitors will have a booth in the conference atrium throughout the meeting, centrally located alongside all coffee breaks to maximize interaction with attendees. The Monday evening poster session will also highlight conference exhibitors and sponsors, providing an excellent opportunity to network and discuss emerging technologies and research with scientists and engineers from around the world.
Silver Exhibition package – $1,000
The Silver Exhibition Package includes:
– One exhibitor table in the conference atrium
– Conference registration for one company representative
– Access to all technical sessions
– Participation in the ORNL facility tours
– All conference meals and refreshments
Gold Exhibition package – $2,000
The Gold Exhibition Package includes:
– Two exhibitor tables in the conference atrium
– Conference registration for two company representatives
– Access to all technical sessions
– Participation in the ORNL facility tours
– All conference meals and refreshments
Facility Sponsorship – $5,000
Facility Sponsorship provides an opportunity for neutron facilities and research organizations to promote their institution while demonstrating their commitment to advancing neutron detector technologies and supporting the international research community.
The Facility Sponsorship includes:
– Two exhibitor tables in the conference atrium
– Conference registration for two facility representatives
– Access to all technical sessions
– Participation in the ORNL facility tours
– Recognition on the conference website
– Recognition during the conference opening and closing remarks