Brian Pauw

A portrait of Dr. Coolidge seen in the movie "Exploring with X-Rays, Part 1" from GE.

Lessons from history: a look at GE’s early outreach videos

2014-07-07 Brian Pauw 1

[ed: I’m giving a general SAXS talk at BESSY, the Berlin synchrotron on Friday the 11th at 10:00 local time. Contact me or Andreas Thünemann […]

Random Dense packing of spheroids (potatoes). Image K9152-1: US Agricultural Research Service (no copyright).

Intensity in density

2014-06-30 Brian Pauw 1

A few weeks ago, a dataset landed on my desk from a very dense system: scattering from dry, packed SiO2 nanoparticle powder. Dense systems add […]

Nature Chemistry publishing on Martin’s Magical Molecules

2014-06-23 Brian Pauw 2

The long wait is over! A new publication is out, this one written by Martin Hollamby over the course of three tough years. For those who […]

Data corrections implemented up to now (green) out of total listed in "Everything SAXS"-paper.

1/2 – year update

2014-06-16 Brian Pauw 0

Indeed, we are already prety much halfway through the useful part of 2014, considering the latter half of December is a globally recognised period for scientific […]

Guest post by Dr. Jan Ilavsky: Meet an Ultra-scatterer!

2014-06-09 Brian Pauw 4

[ED: I’ve started asking around for guest contributions for the LookingAtNothing site, in order to provide a broader view of the SAS-related activities than I […]

Travel part 3: Diamond and Nottingham

2014-06-02 Brian Pauw 1

The third part of the travel consisted of experiments and one final talk to top it all off.

Travel part 2: Lille and Birmingham

2014-05-25 Brian Pauw 0

Lille and Birmingham were on the plan for the Friday and Monday, respectively.

Travel part 1: York and Leeds

2014-05-15 Brian Pauw 1

York and Leeds, the first 40% of the presentations all done. Still to go: Lille, Birmingham and Nottingham, and a few synchrotron days in between. […]