Last year, I spent time (remote-) managing data corrections from Japan as the data came in at the Diamond I22 beamtime. Two more beamtime events are now upon us, same beamline, different samples. S...
Read ItThanks to Benjamin Abécassis (via Twitter), I got involved in an interesting project. Dr. Abécassis and coworkers had been doing in-situ measurements during synthesis of quantum dots, and were usin...
Read ItTime for another short investigation into data corrections? Good. Let’s take a quick look at the linearity of our Bruker HiStar detector. What are we doing We are testing here whether our detector...
Read It[ed: My current project is running at an end, so if you happen to have a job offer I cannot refuse, I will seriously weigh it against the (tenured) job offer I got from NIMS!] The typical argument ...
Read ItLast week, I was contacted by Christian Gollwitzer (author of this excellent paper) about something posted here (and in particular detailed in this document) a while ago. It concerns the behaviour ...
Read ItA remark in a recent paper by Dr. Yojiro Oba (currently at KURRI) caught my attention. It discusses which shape assumption can be appropriate to fit a scattering pattern of polydisperse systems. In...
Read ItA little step sideways from small-angle scattering for this week’s post. As you are probably aware by now, I sometimes use the LaN weblog to crystallize ideas into something resembling a coherent s...
Read ItFor years, we have been trying to compare scattering patterns from different instruments. While this leads to reasonable results, there are precious few cases of true agreement despite the focus on...
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