A reference data correction sequence, a job opening, and a problem for US synchrotrons
Before you ask: no, the items in the title are not related.
Blog posts
DAWN training and CanSAS trip summary
Two back-to-back trips occupied my last 1.5 weeks. These were a DAWN training held at Diamond, and the CanSAS workshop at Berkeley and Stanford. Here’s […]
On holidays, update frequencies, and Tango for USAXS
It is time again for some short items bunched together:
What to do with Q?
During our experiments, each pixel on the detector gives us a datapoint, with the pixel collecting all photons that arrive across its surface. However, since […]
Going to talk at CanSAS
In a last-minute turn of events, I’ll be heading to the CanSAS meeting at SSRL early June. It’s going to be full of other nit-picky […]
Thoughts on the displaced volume correction
The displaced volume correction (pointed at here and here) is one that, to my great regret, does not appear in the “Everything SAXS” paper as […]
A ScienceOpen collection of papers introducing SAXS
At last year’s OpenCon, organized by the ever-energetic Jon Tennant, I chatted a bit with Stephanie Dawson from ScienceOpen. They’re setting up a web-of-knowledge on […]
Flux capacities and beam densities
A while ago on Twitter, there was a question doing the rounds about how much synchrotrons and lab sources really differ in flux. While synchrotrons […]
Got to France, tested coherence effects.
Last week, I’ve had the pleasure of visiting France for three days, seeing Olivier Taché and friends at CEA, Javier Péréz and co. at Soleil […]
New post next week
Dear Readers, There will be a blog post next week, this week was too busy with the Paris trip!