Plastic Fantastic Project: printing an Ultra-SAXS machine.
You wouldn’t steal a SAXS machine… Because you can print one! For the last few weeks, I have been playing around with a new little […]
Articles by Brian Pauw
It is the year that will be (2015 edition).
With 2015 already 2% done by the time you read this, you must be wondering what events you can expect from LaN for 2015. Without […]
It was the year that was (2014 edition).
Recap time! As the years before, 2014 has been a good year for LaN and me. As you know, this year I moved from a […]
Draft McPublication open for comments
Recently, I have become quite fond of open publishing procedures, and am already looking at open publishing outlets such as PLOS One, F1000Research and Science […]
Small-angle Scattering: More than nice curves. [Guest post by M. Gallagher-Jones]
[ed: Marcus Gallagher-Jones just finished his Ph.D. project on VUV and X-ray lasers for imaging of biological macromolecules] I was happy to receive an invitation […]
CANCELLED: Looking at Nothing on Re-tour
[note: Unfortunately I have to cancel this trip altogether, due to a serious injury in the family, and will not be able to speak at […]
The Dark Side of Science.
A little step sideways from small-angle scattering for this week’s post. As you are probably aware by now, I sometimes use the LaN weblog to […]
Error estimation using Fourier Transforms
Estimating uncertainties on data values has always been an important and under-emphasized part of small-angle scattering. Uncertainties are critical to your data: they tell you […]
Moving LaN update day to Tuesday
Today is another holiday in Japan. There is a tendency here for the national holidays to be on Mondays or Fridays, and there is typically […]
Looking at Nothing, Seeing a Lot.
Today is a day of relief for Dr. Julian Stirling and his eight co-authors (with many looking forward to the response, including Raphaël Lévy). The […]