Video: “Applied Metrology of Small-angle Scattering”
Another video, and this one was a bit sizeable. The video is the majority of the introduction of my talk series for this year. The […]
Articles by Brian Pauw
Guinier in polydisperse systems revisited
Last week, I was contacted by Christian Gollwitzer (author of this excellent paper) about something posted here (and in particular detailed in this document) a […]
Applications of SAXS: Self-assembled Structures
[Ed: It looks like there is more interest than I thought in the field of SAXS; the “Everything SAXS” review paper has been downloaded over […]
Update tomorrow
Dear readers, unfortunately, my video recording for this week needs a bit more editing than I had spare time for today. It’ll be done tomorrow. […]
Applications of SAXS: Fibres
I started working with small-angle scattering when investigating fibres during a (fun) company internship at Teijin Aramid. The most recent developments of our work in […]
Applications of SAXS: Metal alloys
This week another segment of my presentation, recorded in a slightly different format this time (hopefully for the better, the previous one on SAXS on […]
Applications of SAXS: Catalysts (Video)
Hi all, I have started recording parts of the presentation I have given throughout this year. One part of the presentation consists of a number […]
Comparisons of Doom: line vs. pinhole.
[ed: My current project is running at an end, so if you happen to have a job offer I cannot refuse, I will seriously weigh […]
DXC review
The Denver X-ray conference was quite excellent, mostly becauase of the people to talk to during the coffee breaks and the dinners (as always, there […]
To the States, and other cutting-room clippings
Dear readers, As you read this, I’ll be trying to get to the Denver X-ray Conference in Montana. I’ll be giving a talk there on […]