Data Analysis Round Robin, now published!
Almost two years since the first public call for participation, the results of the data analysis round robin for small-angle scattering have now been published […]
Literature
Paul Ewald’s treatise on Fourier Transforms for crystallography and more
I recently stumbled across this great article by Paul Ewald on using and understanding the Fourier transform (FT) for crystallography. It’s not been downloaded all […]
So there is an “Everything SAXS”-book, and it is empty!
For a while now, I have wanted to write a book about SAXS, introducing the topics, explaining the details, and including many of the more […]
Twists and turns
We couldn’t help but look at some more Mg-Zn alloys since our last paper. In particular, we have been looking at what happens to the […]
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 […]
Today is a holiday, short note on data corrections
Dear readers, Unfortunately, this week I do not have anything ready for you. It is with great regret that I must therefore skip this week, […]
Nature Chemistry publishing on Martin’s Magical Molecules
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 […]
The value of years: good stories and advice from M. H. J. Koch
One paper I managed to miss for my review paper on data corrections is a paper by M. H. J. Koch from Hamburg. The paper […]
Green catalysts from pigs!
This news has also been covered by Birmingham University, Martin Hollamby and The Schnepp Group, and may appear in other news outlets soon. [update: like at azonano.com, nanowerk.com, the […]
A comparison of Quality in neutron scattering
By the way, my topical review paper on SAXS data collection and correction has been published and is available open access here! Ensuring that a measurement […]