Articles by Brian Pauw

Many of my mentors have insisted that the X-ray generator needs some time to stabilize after setting the generator voltage and current. The given waiting […]

Right before the Christmas holiday, my new Mac arrived at work. This computer will be used mainly as a test and development environment for the […]

Ladies and Gentlemen, welcome to 2016! This year is bound to bring much goodness with it, so let’s see what we can do:

The year seems to have sped by at an amazing rate. Fortunately, the record shows that progress has been made this year. Indeed, we started […]

For this week, I have two short messages on two topics: the nanoparticle round-robin and the SAXSess transmission factor troubles.

The last two weeks, I have been visiting Diamond and ESRF, to talk to Very Interesting People over there. The end result: a collaboration to […]

As some of you will know, we are currently running a SAXS round-robin experiment, with a bit over ten labs participating at the moment. The […]

[Quick note: I am also giving a talk at ESRF next week, on the 3rd of December, in the Science Building Seminar Room 035 at […]

Next week Thursday I will be giving a talk at Diamond, courtesy of Nick Terrill, entitled: “Everything SAXS: Making Sense of the Soup”. This will […]

Zoë Schnepp wrote a recent paper, based on the experiments we did at Diamond (these ones). These experiments revealed some amazing XRD data, giving insight […]