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Cross Section Measurements for Science and Industry at Intermediate Energies

Applications involving intermediate-energy neutrons (> 20 MeV) are rapidly growing. These applications are to be found within nuclear energy research, medicine, reliability of electronics, etc. Cross section data are needed to develop these areas, and thus neutron beam facilities, as well as various spectrometers, are needed. The situation at TSL in Uppsala is used to illustrate the needs and the techniques. It is argued that a dedicated, quasi-monoenergetic neutron beam facility is well motivated in an international perspective.