After the logbook comes the conversion
After you’ve taken the pains to fill in a decent logbook (see last post), you can use it to give your raw scattering data much […]
Managing data: the logbook
We’re experimenting with new ways of managing our datafiles, and frankly, the old, ubiquitous paper logbooks are just not cutting it for that. Previously, we’ve […]
Holiday’s over, now read up!
Some of you would have had a holiday by now, and so would enter the workplace with a certain sensation of being lost in this […]
RR Paper progress, Data correction paper progress, and some thoughts on Google’s gender balance issues
These weeks are filled with writing. Last Thursday, we handed in the corrected proofs for the Round Robin paper. This will be available soon under […]
Round Robin Paper accepted, and other news
As I’m slowly getting overwhelmed with admin (partly my own doing), the past two weeks did bring some good news:
A second job opening: Searching for a Ph.D. student
In addition to our programmer position advertised two weeks ago, we are also happy to have a Ph.D. position available. We encourage any enthusiastic M.Sc. […]
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.
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 […]