Articles by Brian Pauw

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During the CanSAS meeting, a few comments pointed to the correct definition of transmission factor: “The ratio of the transmitted beam, plus the scattered and […]

Analysis of small-angle scattering patterns is never easy, not for monodisperse protein samples, nor for samples containing polydisperse scatterers (which has been the focus of […]

During the daytime, I am spending most of my time getting the new detector to work somehow (strange problems abound). In the evenings, however, I […]

This week is special in Japan: only Thursday and Friday are working days (unfortunately the highways are stuck on the holidays making it impossible to […]

I thought I would show you the first results today from version two of the “open” Bonse Hart Ultra-SAXS instrument. This instrument took a while […]

During last week’s CanSAS meeting, I showed some new results on the coherence story. These appear to support the concepts raised earlier quite well.

Days two and three were as hectic, if not more, than day one.