In brief: the highs and lows of spending money
You might remember that a while ago I asked for advice on whether to build or buy a base SAXS system for expansion. Almost all […]
USAXS progress report
Today, we are 70% done with 2016. Time flies, and some weeks it’s hard to notice any progress. The USAXS project, however, has been plodding […]
Part design workflow
This week, I want to talk a bit about the workflow I have in place for designing instrumentation parts. With the USAXS instrument nearly completely […]
Talks by colleagues in Berlin and ESRF
Today I’d like to announce two talks which are to take place next week: one by Dr. Heinrich Stuhrmann, which will be held here at […]
Shanghaied into organisatorial waters
Those who have read this weblog for a while may have noticed a rather distinct change in tone the last few months. The reason for […]
Holiday!
I’m on holiday for a week, so here’s a picture of what I’m doing on my off days!
Certified absolute intensities with the NIST GC standard
Good news to all the calibration lovers out there: Jan Ilavsky, Andrew Allen and coworkers have managed to certify the glassy carbon absolute intensity calibration […]
Half-year review
So it appears that paperwork has finally engulfed me, and I need to take care of it. There are a couple of projects going on […]
Upcoming McSAS features
Since the last publication on McSAS, we’ve been working hard on improving the structure and features (i.e. invisible and visible improvements). This beta version is […]