Travel part 3: Diamond and Nottingham
The third part of the travel consisted of experiments and one final talk to top it all off.
The third part of the travel consisted of experiments and one final talk to top it all off.
Lille and Birmingham were on the plan for the Friday and Monday, respectively.
York and Leeds, the first 40% of the presentations all done. Still to go: Lille, Birmingham and Nottingham, and a few synchrotron days in between. […]
SAS2012 turned out to be quite amazing, and I had a blast! After the conference some weeks were spent on holiday and therefore this site […]
(warning: this rather lengthy piece may contain personal opinions and has little to do with small-angle scattering. There is a nice bit about graphics, though.) […]
A demonstration of the live Fourier Transform showing scattering patterns can be seen here:
During some recent presentations, I have used a small matlab program giving me a live Fourier transform of the laptop camera input. It can be […]
…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 […]
So, I could not do what I promised last time, the Monte-Carlo fitting works on perfect simulated scattering patterns but is as of yet unable […]
We teach. Every one of us. If we have a classroom of students, it is obvious, but also when we talk to colleagues, we sometimes […]
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