NanoDay, Nov. 7th, 2007
This is my poster submission for the Nano.DTU’s Fifth NanoDay. NanoDay 2007 B.
Articles by Brian
Presentation zen
I’ve been working on a presentation and a poster, and I was happy to stumble across this weblog: Presentation zen. The weblog contains many hints […]
SAXSGUI release date
The expected date of release of the SAXSGUI data analysis software is Monday the 5th of November.
Creative Commons Sample Holder Design
Herewith I’d like to present the results of some brainstorming on a sample holder design. This concept design is to be build soon, so if […]
Pushbutton machines – Inexpensive PILATUS
The last time I mentioned the benefits of the PILATUS detector system. Since then, I’ve had some brainstorming sessions, and there are a few issues […]
Article review – SAXS on mist.
From the proceedings of the 2006 conference on SAXS, held in Kyoto, comes this article entitled “Small-angle X-ray scattering investigation of water droplets in mist” […]
Pushbutton machines – Detector option
A fancy new detector is being developed by the Swiss Light Source. This Pilatus detector would be of special interest in pushbutton machines, for its […]
Pushbutton machines – user interfaces
Back on the topic of pushbutton machinery. The ideal pushbutton machine could provide, for the beginning user, a control system that would not “challenge” them […]
Impossible angles in the Porod relationship, an open question
The unbiquitous porod relationship, as published in many places, is often written as: lim I = K/s^4. Here, s is the scattering vector, described by […]