Cell-surface receptors in plants and animals are found within cells’ plasma membrane where they enable a cell to receive, process, and transmit signals from its environment by binding to extracellular…
…some recent examples of new scientific discoveries made by visiting researchers will be described. Moderators Please contact either anna.ntinidou@linxs.se or nina.ahlbeck@fsi.lu.se for any questions. To apply and for more information, please read on LINXS page.!…
…a scope too small for a standard proposal. For more information, please refer to the “Fast Access” page of each available beamline. Proposals are handled on a first-come, first-served basis….
…electrons can exist in two states, one that can give rise to the glueing interaction and one that can host the electrons being glued together. “We show that the gossamer…
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…
…even the eye-catching package of the products has gone through a substantial evolution. To this day, researchers are working on taking the packaging to the next level. While millions of…
…stationary detector, with fixed q-range. Sequential mode XAS-XRD data acquisition Example in-situ XRD data can be found here. Diffraction rings obtained from LaB6 with 1s exposure time. In the current…
…IV online compute* available for MAX IV users during beamtime when present physically or virtually on the MAX IV site For usage information, see this wiki page: JupyterHub on HPC…
…over the entire energy range. The monochromator has 3 additional gratings which are now starting to leave the commissioning phase and are available on request: 92 L/mm (cPGM) for higher…
…Elogy logbook at elogy.maxiv.lu.se. The scan-####.h5 file is a master file that contains the command issued to perform the scan, the scanned parameters (e.g. motor positions), experimental channels (e.g. beam…