The beamline provides three types of the fast access:
- Sample or technical feasibility study (FS)
- Scientific experiment (SE)
The maximum number of shifts is 6 (24 hrs). Please submit a request for fast access two weeks before the planned beamtime.
- Standard Measurement Service (SMS)
The service is provided for researchers who lack PEEM/LEEM measurements for an otherwise completed project or manuscript. The proposed measurements must have a well-defined scope that can be achieved in 12 hours. Typical examples are (a) a written manuscript of a paper with multiple characterization techniques but missing the PEEM/LEEM characterization; (b) a written manuscript of a paper with PEEM/LEEM data where an important condition is missing; (c) a written paper manuscript where the data taken for one condition is clearly erroneous (e.g. sample contaminated).
The researcher is responsible for providing a detailed experimental measurement plan. One of the representatives of the research group must be available during the measurements to consult about the ongoing measurements if necessary.
Other conditions for SMS:
- The maximum number of shifts is 3 (12 hrs). Only mail-in samples, no access to MAX IV.
- No sample preparation at MAX IV.
- The samples must be shipped prepared for mounting on the beamline sample holders.
- The beamline staff does not provide data analysis service.
- The beamline staff member providing the measurement service must be included in the co-author list of any resulting publications.
Follow this link to read more about all MAX IV Access modes.
Please get in touch with the beamline staff at maxpeem@maxiv.lu.se.