DUO account creation & login
…in DUO: Please note: We kindly ask that you register your DUO account with your institute/affiliation email address. And that you pay attention when filling in your phone number, as…
…in DUO: Please note: We kindly ask that you register your DUO account with your institute/affiliation email address. And that you pay attention when filling in your phone number, as…
…your status in SUPR/account. You will receive email with instructions (usually a telephone number and you have to call this number in order to pick up your initial password) 6. Pick…
…shall open Fill in the start and end dates, and the proposal number. If you do not have a proposal number, please, contact the lab manager first to get one….
…where #### is a sequential number. It is important to keep track of this number and the corresponding sample/experiment, e.g. by using the elogy logbook (https://elogy.maxiv.lu.se). The scan-####.h5 file is…
…and reaction dynamics. Since its conception in the mid 1960’s, the coincidence technique has undergone considerable development and today a number of different spectrometers exist that enable the coincident measurement…
…proposals from national and international researchers who applied to use MAX IV this autumn. The total number of proposals submitted in the 2023 Open Calls (717) was 14% higher than…
…for everyone curious about MAX IV! The next Open Day at MAX IV will be on Saturday, 21 September 2024, from 09:00 to 16:00 CEST. Tickets for Open Day are…
All sample positioners and sample environments for the PXRD2D instrument are aligned using the main hexapod. Specifications of the hexapod can be found here: https://symetrie.fr/en/hexapods/breva/. The hexapod can translate up to…
…dark field microscopy mode. e is the large gantry for both PXRD2D and microscope for the future dark field microscopy mode. Experimental Capacity Currently, we support parallel beam projection medium-resolution…
…Salts contain negative and positive ions and, for example, table salt, sodium chloride, contains positive sodium ions and negative chloride ions but has a melting point around 800 °C. RTILs…