Articles by Brian Pauw

After this year’s successful trial, we’re gearing up for the second run in March 2020, here at the main BAM campus in Berlin. The four-day […]

There have been discussions on Twitter, even amongst experienced X-ray scientists, on how to glue a capillary in place (see the discussions following this tweet). […]

Background subtraction and in-situ experiments are both made easier with the provision of a good flow-through cell. While we have a stainless steel cell with […]

Below, you can see a seminar on data corrections by me and Tim Snow from the Diamond Light source. The talk was given at the […]

On Monday the 9th of September, I’ll be heading to Dectris in Switzerland to give a public talk about the automatic and complete data corrections […]

The blog post on standardized bases a few weeks ago led to a canSAS e-mail discussion, with everyone chipping in with their favorite bases. Here’s […]

When the MAUS was built, one of the brighter things that was installed were three set of kinematic feet in the sample chamber. They were […]

It’s been more than a month since the last post and you deserve better. So here’s something that might be interesting: it’s simply the list […]

Our first-time-ever trial run of the “Better with SAXS”-course was — on the whole — a nice success. Here’s the details:

Keen readers amongst you will have followed the development of our Ultra-SAXS instrument over the years, from its initial stages as a proof-of-principle, cobbled-together device […]