Materials for energy conversion and storage increasingly rely on the 3-D characteristics of its microstructure and chemistry at the nanoscale. This presentation will discuss the use of a synchrotron hard…
Want to become a MAX IV user? Apply for beamtime! MAX IV is happy to welcome researchers from all over the world to come to Lund and perform experiments using…
…5th floor! At 15.30, Director Trevor Forsyth, will set out future prospects related to LINXS, reflect on his first year as a Director, and highlight possibilities related to X-rays and…
…to the position of the secondary source aperture (SSA), 25.2 m upstream from the center of the last focusing mirror. In between, a horizontal Bragg diffracting crystal Si (111) monochromator…
…InSb ∆E/E≈4·10⁻⁴ (1.8-15 keV) ML ∆E/E=0.01 (1.8-15 keV) Monochomator throughput @ 5 keV >70% crystal >50% ML Optics Unfocused/ Rhodium coated Si-mirror, Be-lenses, Harmonic rejection mirror Polarization Linear Pulse duration…
…it would have been possible without your support and engagement. Despite our financial difficulties, we have committed to remain open for business 2024. Looking forward to a new year of…
…ring, 96 m circumference, serves soft x-ray and UV users. Stakeholders The MAX IV Machine Division employs an ownership concept to manage processes, systems, and sub-systems. Each process and (sub-)system has…
…working electrode dimension: 7mm x 50mm (w x h). Leakless Ag/AgCl reference electrodes are available on request. Maximum reference electrode diameter of 5 mm. Contact beamline staff to discuss sample/electrode…
…of direct heating, resistive heating, electron beam bombardment and liquid N2 cooling. The PREP is equipped with a LEED/AES (low energy electron diffraction/Auger-electron spectroscopy) and a QMS. There are possibilities for…
AFM at X-ray Optics Lab It is possible now for MAX IV users to characterize their samples with true Atomic Force Microscopy, using the Dimension 3100 machine from Veeco/Digital Instruments….