Big Science Sweden and Big Science DK invite members to sign up for a three-day training course in Ultra High Vacuum (UHV) for Particle Accelerators and Synchrotron Light Facilities. The three-day training course in Ultra High Vacuum is aimed at companies that deliver parts, systems, and technical solutions for UHV-related areas of accelerators and light sources.

  The EU-funded Horizon 2020 structural biology project iNEXT provides free user access to some of the most advanced facilities for structural biology in Europe: X-ray synchrotron sources, high-field NMR facilities, Electron Microscopy, and other imaging and biophysical characterization facilities. The 4th Annual Users Meeting of iNEXT will take place in Lund (Sweden) and is

CINEMAX V is where you get the chance to get teaching and hands-on experience with the complete workflow of high-resolution tomography analysis. Over 5 days, you will get introduced to data acquisition, 3D reconstruction, segmentation and meshing and, finally, 3D modelling of data to extract physical parameters describing mechanical and flow properties. The teaching and

Join this LINXS Event! X-ray and neutron imaging provide opportunities to ‘see’ into generally opaque soil systems and have great potential to address important research questions in soil and, more generally, environmental sciences. Read more and register here.  

The way to first Science at European XFEL What – The 3.5 km long hard X-ray Free Electron Laser European XFEL providing an extremely intense X-ray beam was taken into user operation in September 2017 after about 10 years of construction. Today all six instruments are in user operation after an intense and ultra-short period

Call for abstracts, registration, PhD thesis award The next MAX IV user meeting will take place 23-25 September 2019 in Lund. We now welcome abstracts for user contributions. We would very much like to see oral presentations of your first results from MAX IV in the plenary session. You can also ask to be considered for an

Large spiders at small Angles Why is silk so fascinating? How do spiders spin their webs? How are we trying to understand it? Why are we yet to copy it? Ann Terry, Group Managers for Diffraction and Scattering gives a talk. Conference room MAX III, coffee will be served at 15:00

This advanced school on X-rays and Neutrons techniques for the study of functional materials for energy is jointly organized by Swedish and French universities and research organisms. Materials for the production, processing, storage or transportation of energy are essential components for current societal challenges. Knowledge of structural organization and dynamics at the atomic scale is,

At low temperatures it’s magnetic. At room temperature it allows ion diffusion, making it promising for energy storage applications. How can one material have such disparate properties, and are the two related?    

Time-resolved serial femtosecond crystallography studies at X-ray free electron lasers reveal structural changes in bacteriorhodopsin   Venue: LINXS Workshop room, Ideon Delta 5, Scheelevägen 19, 5th floor (map) Time: 13.30 – 14.30 (Coffee and cake is served after the seminar) Read more at the LINXS website