…different polarization properties: linearly polarized (horizontal, vertical, or inclined direction) and circularly polarized. Only linear horizontal and vertical polarizations have been tested extensively. The photon energy range extends from 4.5…
…Secure Access Client, is the preferred client on all platforms. OpenConnect is a possible alternative. In particular on Linux, where it provides a much better integration into the Desktop. A…
…radiation. 1947 While trying to understand energy loss processes in their newly built synchrotron ring at General Electrics, physicists place a mirror looking at the pipe where the electrons are…
…MAX IV computing cluster using the Ptypy-package. Ptychography can provide both absorption and phase contrast. Commissioning Ptychography image of an Au test pattern (phase contrast) The following detectors are available:…
…the project ongoing despite the pandemic-related issues. The interlayer oxide and its composition that enabled memory performance were identified using the XPS measurements at FlexPES beamline. When asked about the next step…
To provide you with the skills, knowledge, and competence needed to perform state-of-the-art research within the PRISMAS program, the PRISMAS Graduate School offers tailored training activities. The PRISMAS Graduate School is a…
…points (rather excessive) at 0.5 sec per point. Note the noise level in the inset plot that would remain much smaller than signal with a sample dilution down to 1wt%….
Below we list some of the most common questions regarding proposals and beamtimes at NanoMAX and try to answer them. What photon energy should I use for my experiment? chevron_right…
…of the compounds in a potential drug discovery campaign.” Nsp10 protein crystal positioned at imaging beamline BioMAX. Credit: Tobias Krojer The study draws from earlier work initiated by Professor Frank…
For detailed description of the HIPPIE optical design and performance, please see the beamline publication: HIPPIE: a new platform for ambient pressure X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy at the MAX IV Laboratory…