TED is coming to Europe this summer!
Good news for all of you keeping up with current affairs in the worlds of Technology, Entertainment and Design: There is a TED conference coming […]
Articles by Brian
The bessel function approximation, compiled
With the help of Michael Croucher of the walkingrandomly weblog, who graciously spent some time optimising one of the slowest components of the Matlab code, […]
Speeding up the Bessel function
The Bessel function is used in a few scattering functions, for example in that of a cylinder. The implementation of the Bessel function in Matlab […]
A successful 2010 to all of you!
During the past few months I have defended my thesis successfully and I have started work as a post-doc at Aarhus University working on SAXS […]
Quick note regarding the binning routines
The two binning routines made available bin _only_, they do not normalise to the number of pixels in the bins. In order to achieve this, […]
Weighted binning
Hello, Once again, I’d like to present a binning routine. This time it’s a weighted binning routine, which instead of simply summing all intensity in […]
SASFIT software
The famous question of the uninitiated in small-angle scattering is: “Do you have a bit of software which will give me an answer from my […]
HERCULES 2010 registration open
Hello everyone, I’d like to draw your attention to a course I would recommend to any ph.d. student using neutrons or X-rays. I’ve had good […]
Equal intensity 1D binning
Binning of data is often done to SAXS data in order to reduce the size of the data, “improve statistics” or otherwise retransform the data […]
New WordPress
After too much time, I have finally upgraded to a newer version of wordpress. Previously I had some issues during writing, so that it did […]