Tittle: New scientific discoveries with neutrons at the ILL Speaker: Paul Langan-ILL, France Over the past few decades, neutron scattering has become a vital tool for studying materials across many…
Fast Access (also known as “Rapid Access”) is intended for projects that require quick access to beamtime at MAX IV, such as testing a sample before submitting a Standard Access…
Cuprates are materials based on copper oxide that are well-known model systems in which the electrons interact strongly with each other. Because of this interaction, they exhibit several unusual phenomena,…
The Beamline Office with the SEDS Team have a pool of rapid prototyping equipment available to the MAX IV community. There are several printers, a benchtop Laser Cutter and a…
People consume goods daily without realising the journey those products have been through before being displayed on store shelves. Everything involved in the production is a result of thorough R&D,…
The multimodal XAS-XRD endstation at Balder allows for simultanous measurements of XAS and XRD for in-situ / in-operando investigations. It adds a 2D EIGER 1M detector, which is mounted on…
Analysis and data visualization can be performed with Jupyter notebooks at MAX IV using a local JupyterHub. It allows for the use of python and matlab notebooks in a web…
Overview The beamline is sourced by a quasi-periodic elliptically polarizing undulator (qEPU). A toroidal mirror M1 collects the diverging beam from the undulator and collimates it vertically (in the dispersive…
Data access Data from DanMAX is stored centrally at MAX IV and is available for further processing using MAX IV resources – or for download using either the Globus connect…
There is consensus among physicists that strict parity selectivity is required in dipole approximation with soft X-rays in the field of resonant inelastic X-ray scattering (RIXS). Meaning, when photons hit…