Avoid these issues when designing synchrotron experiments…
This year, I’ve become part of a peer review panel. These are panels that wade through a long list of proposals for beamlines, and rank […]
Presentations and teaching
CanSAS 2023 – where are we going?
I have just returned from the 2023 CanSAS meeting in Grenoble, and I have… opinions, both positive and negative ones. Read on for my take […]
The Superb Swiss Scattering Scene
For the second half of last week, I found myself in Zurich, having been graciously invited to events organised by the Swiss Society for Crystallography […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
Lessons from history: a look at GE’s early outreach videos
[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 […]
Travel part 3: Diamond and Nottingham
The third part of the travel consisted of experiments and one final talk to top it all off.