“Better with SAXS”-course in review
Our first-time-ever trial run of the “Better with SAXS”-course was — on the whole — a nice success. Here’s the details:
Articles by Brian Pauw
Ultra-SAXS manuscript draft available
Keen readers amongst you will have followed the development of our Ultra-SAXS instrument over the years, from its initial stages as a proof-of-principle, cobbled-together device […]
1st “Better with Scattering” – trial workshop
Our group is organizing a small workshop to introduce X-ray scattering to new users. It will take place in the middle of May, but unfortunately, […]
Save your internet (again)
LookingAtNothing.com is my little small site in a rather esoteric corner of the web to highlight my activities in science. It’s run by me, I […]
MAUS Paper 2: A careful look at mesoporous silica.
During her Master’s project, Laura Henning (from the working group of Ulla Simon, TU Berlin) has systematically studied the effect of synthesis parameters on the […]
What was 2018 like for the MAUS? Some statistics…
We’ve had the MAUS now for about a year, and it’s been working for most of that. Secondly, Dr. Glen Smales has now joined us, […]
11th CanSAS workshop this July
As a member of the scientific committee, I’d like to invite all of you to join the 11th CanSAS Workshop, which will take place this […]
What was and will be, 2018/2019 edition
Welcome to the last day of 2018, for some already crossing over into 2019. Let’s take a look at what has and has not been […]
Steeper than steep: a slope beyond Porod
An advance publication by Arda Yildirim, one of the Ph.D. students at BAM, has come out this week. For us, this is a pretty momentous […]
… and we’re back on the air
After a few evenings of messing around trying to get my backup back online, LookingAtNothing is finally back. The old university servers had been taken […]