Thou shalt be judged… Round-robin request.
As some of you will know, we are currently running a SAXS round-robin experiment, with a bit over ten labs participating at the moment. The […]
SAXS in six dimensions
[Quick note: I am also giving a talk at ESRF next week, on the 3rd of December, in the Science Building Seminar Room 035 at […]
Talk at Diamond next week Thursday
Next week Thursday I will be giving a talk at Diamond, courtesy of Nick Terrill, entitled: “Everything SAXS: Making Sense of the Soup”. This will […]
Paper highlight: From little things, carbides grow.
Zoë Schnepp wrote a recent paper, based on the experiments we did at Diamond (these ones). These experiments revealed some amazing XRD data, giving insight […]
Teaser-post: coming up in McSAS.
[note: The commenting system appears to be broken for now. Comments can be e-mailed to me for inclusion below. Sorry for the inconvenience while I […]
Absolute intensity on a Kratky camera part 2: partial solutions
There has been some good response to last week’s post, indicating that many of you are or have been in the same bind. Our partial […]
Absolute intensity on a Kratky camera, part one: the issue.
I have been able to play around with this slit-focused system for a few weeks now (an Anton Paar SAXSess), and it turns out we […]
Poster: “Life with a Weblog”
Time for the final SAS2015 poster! I haven’t had time to figure out anything else, my hands have been full with realignment of the Kratky-type […]
Does it matter part 6.1: The effect of finite width pixels
This short investigation was prompted by the instrument here at BAM and the associated Anton Paar software. The software determines the beam center behind the […]
Two posters: “The Future of SAXS” and “An Ultra-SAXS Instrument on a Shoestring Budget”
Dear Readers, With the SAS conference behind us, it is time to post the posters I presented. This week there will be two, next week […]