
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. […]
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. […]
Before you ask: no, the items in the title are not related.
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 […]
It is time again for some short items bunched together:
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 […]
In a last-minute turn of events, I’ll be heading to the CanSAS meeting at SSRL early June. It’s going to be full of other nit-picky […]
The displaced volume correction (pointed at here and here) is one that, to my great regret, does not appear in the “Everything SAXS” paper as […]
At last year’s OpenCon, organized by the ever-energetic Jon Tennant, I chatted a bit with Stephanie Dawson from ScienceOpen. They’re setting up a web-of-knowledge on […]
A while ago on Twitter, there was a question doing the rounds about how much synchrotrons and lab sources really differ in flux. While synchrotrons […]
Last week, I’ve had the pleasure of visiting France for three days, seeing Olivier Taché and friends at CEA, Javier Péréz and co. at Soleil […]
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