Speaker Prof. Reinhard Dörner, Goethe Universität, Germany Abstract Coltrims is an imaging technique to measure the complete fragmentation of a few body system. All charged fragments from an atomic, molecular…
…manager. Commissioning Users Automated sample mounting and dismounting of samples in capillaries. Please contact beamline manager. See also BioMAX User Information. Beamline documents Macromolecular Crystallography Review Report (download PDF) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0LGCJx49OqE…
The Gas-phase end station (GPES), shown in the photo below, has been designed for photoelectron-photoion coincidence (PEPICO) experiments of gas phase targets and samples with high vapour pressure [1]. The main instruments…
…drug candidates to target proteins. Using the beamlines and tools at MAX IV, researchers from drug discovery companies find brand new starting points for developing novel pharmaceutical substances. Easy and…
…full datasets due to e.g. radiation damage and sample heterogeneity. These methods are commonly referred to as “serial crystallography”. MicroMAX will thus widen the scope of MX to difficult targets…
…Gjørup Postdoc E-mail: Frederik.Holm_Gjorup@maxiv.lu.se Thorbjørn Erik Køppen Christensen Postdoc E-mail: thorbjorn_erik.koppen_christensen@maxiv.lu.se The DanMAX steering committee The DanMAX steering committee consists of: Henning Friis Poulsen (Department of Physics, Technical University of…
…to determine whether the proposed experiment can be carried out or not. Scientific Merit MAX IV PAC (Programme Advicory Committee) members will then assess and rank the proposal based on…
…Carbone “New microscopy tools can provide not only sharper images but allow completely new ways of studying extremely complex materials, improving our understanding of the world around,” said Dina Carbone,…
Electromigration and failure Copper is the most commonly used material for connecting transistors on a chip. The current being pushed through the tiny copper wires cause a phenomenon called electromigration….
…spectroscopy is therefore a standard tool in surface science. The kinetic-energy measurement of the electrons is often done by deflection in an electric field, most commonly in hemispherical mirror analyzers…