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 […]
Review
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 […]
Thank you for a wonderful 2013!
It seems like this year has flown by at an amazing speed, yet quite a few things have come to pass in this year.
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 […]
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 […]
Programming your own data reduction? Check out fabIO and pyFAI
Reading in the detector data, and programming methods for that, is one of the more tedious tasks of any data reduction program. Those of you […]
A review of data collection and correction procedures.
Following my previous work in progress detailing the data correction steps to obtain good data, I finally had the chance to write this down in […]
Comments on Deschamps, 2011 and A clarification on Guinier for Polydisperse systems
After browsing through a recent Journal of Applied Crystallography, I came across a paper by Deschamps. It indicates to me that there is a slight […]
Book review: Ben Goldacre’s “Bad Science”
Hi all. Last week-end, while visiting friends nearby, a copy of the book “bad science” by Ben Goldacre was dropped in my lap. Having read […]
Notes on Guinier
…well, his famous SAXS analysis method. This documentGuinier_short, copyright Brian Pauw gives a short description and review of the applicability of the Guinier method to […]