Coherence in practice
During last week’s CanSAS meeting, I showed some new results on the coherence story. These appear to support the concepts raised earlier quite well.
During last week’s CanSAS meeting, I showed some new results on the coherence story. These appear to support the concepts raised earlier quite well.
Days two and three were as hectic, if not more, than day one.
Today was the first day of the CanSAS meeting (the eighth) held in Tokai this time. Apart from meeting amazing people, I also got the […]
Today, I would like to list some interesting developments in open instrumentation. Also, I want to drop a quick note on the Guinier prize of […]
Thanks to Benjamin Abécassis (via Twitter), I got involved in an interesting project. Dr. Abécassis and coworkers had been doing in-situ measurements during synthesis of […]
Today we had the new X-ray source arriving. It’s not working yet, but its imminent arrival spurred me into action to mount the Ultra-SAXS components […]
Time for another short investigation into data corrections? Good. Let’s take a quick look at the linearity of our Bruker HiStar detector.
There is a very important meeting coming up soon for all those who dedicate themselves to excellence in small-angle scattering, and I for one, am […]
Those who read the older SAXS literature will note liberal use of Fourier transforms to calculate the scattering behaviour of odd-shaped particles. Likewise, the effects […]
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