The ForMAX beamline is equipped with two horizontally deflecting monochromators: either a “high-resolution” double crystal monochromator (FMB Oxford) or a “high-flux” double multilayer monochromator (Axilon). The former is the standard…
…Lombardo Stockholm University Di Chalmers University of Technology (CTH) Rensmo Paul Scherrer Institute (PSI) Nocerino Stockholm University Bordage Université Grenoble Alpes Rosén Royal Institute of Technology (KTH) Ladd Parada Stockholm…
The ICE (Ions in Coincidence with Electrons) end station is a mobile end station that is designed to be compatible with a number of MAX IV LDM-relevant beamlines. By using a combination of multi-coincidence…
Most materials are viscoelastic, i.e., they exhibit both viscous and elastic properties upon deformation. This also holds true for most materials studied at the CoSAXS and ForMAX beamlines. While the…
The experimental station is an in-house design, tailored to the specific needs of ForMAX’s user community. A key feature of ForMAX is the combination of full-field tomography and (scanning) SWAXS….
…of fiber is left behind. “We are using three-dimensional imaging and scattering methods to understand the bran structure from the macro to micro scale. ForMAX is used a lot for…
…various environmental risks,” says Jenny Rissler, Lund University and RISE. “Today, a worst-case approach is taken. If we know the form of these metals, the ash may be used as…
A brief overview of the different steps and reviews a Standard access proposal goes through when submitted to MAX IV. The workflow of a call spans over approximately 10 weeks…
…Analysis Platform” 3 year project started in 2019 PI – Eva Unger/Justus Just Postdoctoral researchers: Matteo Chiambezi, Jiatu Liu XRD@Balder Chalmers University of Technology PI: Justus Just Postdoctoral researcher: Mahesh…
…on processing surfaces Structure within food systems Popular techniques and beamlines Small- and wide-angle scattering at ForMAX,and CoSAXS Tomographic imaging at ForMAX, DanMAX, and NanoMAX X-ray powder diffraction at DanMAX…