Blog posts

The blog post on standardized bases a few weeks ago led to a canSAS e-mail discussion, with everyone chipping in with their favorite bases. Here’s […]

When the MAUS was built, one of the brighter things that was installed were three set of kinematic feet in the sample chamber. They were […]

It’s been more than a month since the last post and you deserve better. So here’s something that might be interesting: it’s simply the list […]

Our first-time-ever trial run of the “Better with SAXS”-course was — on the whole — a nice success. Here’s the details:

Keen readers amongst you will have followed the development of our Ultra-SAXS instrument over the years, from its initial stages as a proof-of-principle, cobbled-together device […]

Our group is organizing a small workshop to introduce X-ray scattering to new users. It will take place in the middle of May, but unfortunately, […]

LookingAtNothing.com is my little small site in a rather esoteric corner of the web to highlight my activities in science. It’s run by me, I […]

During her Master’s project, Laura Henning (from the working group of Ulla Simon, TU Berlin) has systematically studied the effect of synthesis parameters on the […]

We’ve had the MAUS now for about a year, and it’s been working for most of that. Secondly, Dr. Glen Smales has now joined us, […]