Low Density Matter

Research on gas phase molecules, aerosols, liquids and free clusters Investigating the interaction of light with molecules/clusters/liquids/aerosols and the determination of the properties of these systems and/or the dynamics that…

Deciphering corrosion resistance of superalloys

Synchrotron X-rays today remain largely underutilized in corrosion science, a field which examines the degradation of engineering materials. Known hurdles to industrial research on commercial alloys include a lack of…

User Guide

In order to simplify the process of becoming a user at MAX IV, we have created this User Guide outlining some of the main steps you will need to follow,…

Experimental station

A key feature of ForMAX is the combination of full-field tomography and SWAXS. In order to provide flexibility in terms of the different complementary experimental techniques, the experimental station is…

Selection process for research projects

PRISMAS is offering a portfolio of challenging, relevant, interdisciplinary research projects, related each to a PhD position, that align with the aims of the Sustainability Development Goals. The selection of…

Beamlines

MAX IV operates 16 beamlines with an opportunity to add more in the future. The beamlines are situated on our 1.5 GeV (R1) or 3 GeV (R3) storage rings or…

Access modes

Below are the access modes the DanMAX beamline participates in, and potentially useful notes regarding what is offered for each: Proprietary access chevron_right The complete beamline setup is available for…

Post beamtime

Beamline citations and MAX IV acknowledgements Please cite the following papers when publishing results based on experiments at NanoMAX. Also note that MAX IV requires acknowledgement of beamtime, see the…

Publications

complete list The full list of all publications connected to NanoMAX (be it on data taken at NanoMAX or publications about the beamline) can be found on the MAX IV…