With this new method, scientists can determine in detail what triggers structural changes on the sample surface and even measure the activity during a structural transition. This enables scientists to…
Up to this point, all commercially available spintronics uses ferromagnets as active elements. However, in principle, antiferromagnetic spintronics hold the advantage in the development of higher operation frequencies. This is…
presented by Ralph Gilles from the Technical Univeristy of Munich, Germany Rechargeable batteries play an important role in the Green Deal activities. Using sophisticated methods, a deeper understanding of the…
The High Performance Computing (HPC) cluster is a central resource available at MAX IV for users and staff. It is a small cluster compared to what one would find at…
…point. However, current commercial Keap1-targeting drugs covalently inhibit Keap1, a mechanism of action that comes with a lack of selectivity, side effects, and other complications during drug development. “Through this…
The following is a summary of the IT facilities for BioMAX users. Click on each of the titles below to expand the contents. Beamline Computers chevron_right BioMAX has several Linux…
How can tomorrow’s solar cells become even more energy efficient? This is what pioneering company Epishine is currently investigating at the MAX IV beamline HIPPIE. Swedish cleantech company Epishine’s patented manufacturing process…
To be able to develop more sustainable and durable materials, global tool steel manufacturer Uddeholm is using synchrotron X-rays to study new possible ways to optimise the hardening treatments of…
Waste management is an important topic in Sweden. The technology involved in the processing of the waste is top-notch which means the materials used to produce such machinery are wear-resistant…
3D printers at MAX IV Printer nameSoftwareMaterialResolution and print sizeComment Ultimaker S5 Free Cura 3 PLA, ABS, Nylon, composites 2.85mm filament Build 33x24x30cm Layer 20-600μm Workshop access after training USB…