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Abstract
Third-generation neutron facilities are expected to provide the flux levels and dedicated instruments needed to exploit more fully the rich information content of energy-resolved neutron scattering from biomolecular systems. This paper reviews applications of quasielastic and inelastic neutron scattering to problems in molecular biophysics and discusses likely directions of future work.