SAS measurement management concept.
As we come up with ever more complicated ways of performing measurements, keeping track of all your measurements, their corrections and analyses is going to […]
Blog posts
Nomadic small-angle scatterers: a moving tale
It has been over five years since we set foot in Japan, and what an interesting time it has been!. We decided, however, that it […]
The Way of the Corrections
I’m just going to leave this here:
Investigations: the case of the incorrect transmission factors
During the CanSAS meeting, a few comments pointed to the correct definition of transmission factor: “The ratio of the transmitted beam, plus the scattered and […]
The McSAS paper is out and open access!
Analysis of small-angle scattering patterns is never easy, not for monodisperse protein samples, nor for samples containing polydisperse scatterers (which has been the focus of […]
Refreshing the imp
During the daytime, I am spending most of my time getting the new detector to work somehow (strange problems abound). In the evenings, however, I […]
Video: The bits and pieces of an Ultra-SAXS machine
At long last, I managed to make a video showing the current state of the Ultra-SAXS instrument. The video can be seen here:
McSAS Paper accepted, more remote beamtime, Holiday!
This week is special in Japan: only Thursday and Friday are working days (unfortunately the highways are stuck on the holidays making it impossible to […]
Not all roses: Ultra-SAXS initial results (with scintillation detector)
I thought I would show you the first results today from version two of the “open” Bonse Hart Ultra-SAXS instrument. This instrument took a while […]
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.