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SAS Abstracts: about blogs, the future and Ultra-SAXS – Looking At Nothing
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SAS Abstracts: about blogs, the future and Ultra-SAXS. The future, according to 1939. Image in the public domain. Source: https:/ en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:PRR S1.jpg. With the SAS conference approaching (have you registered yet? Many of us are looking forward to the excellent talks, posters and coffee sessions (a terribly important, but often overlooked aspect of conferences). I submitted a few abstracts for talks, which have been converted to posters instead (TODO: make three posters! Furthermore, one...
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Looking At Nothing – Page 2 – A SA(X)S Weblog
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Paper highlight: Putting the pressure on proteins. Right as we were in the middle of moving last year, I helped out with the data processing of an interesting experiment (see here and […]. Video: aligning the SAXSess. We recorded a video for the alignment of the Anton Paar SAXSess instrument. This may be of use to some of you, although I will […]. Coping with the EU nanomaterial definition. Round Robin: precision of SAXS. What does rebinning do? USAXS design progress (and issue). Scattering from arbitrar...
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About SA(X)S – Looking At Nothing
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If you are not familiar with small-angle scattering, this may be a good place to start. Update: check out this review paper. Which discusses most aspects of SAXS data collection, all possible data correction steps and has a few remarks on the subsequent data fitting steps. Besides this introductory text, there is also a good write-up here. Which is a little more in-depth and expansive. Like its sister technique, diffraction, small-angle scattering charcterises lengths in a sample. Simply said, small ...
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About me – Looking At Nothing
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BAM Federal Institute for Materials Research and Testing, Germany. My GPG key is here. My resume is here. Last updated Nov. 2014). My online publication list is here. I am a SAXS expert, developing advanced applied metrological methodologies for small-angle scattering. Currently, I am employed as a permanent researcher at BAM. 12 Comments on About me. Thank you for your important information on SAXS. Welcome to the field! I will write a detailed reply to your e-mail address, give it an hour or so. I̵...
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Ultra-SAXS on powders: pow(d)er to the people! – Looking At Nothing
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Ultra-SAXS on powders: pow(d)er to the people! Rayon White", or "Lion White", scrubbing powder. A strong scatterer indeed! After the imminent move. 8220;my” instrument will become unavailable again (it cannot travel with me). That means that now is the only time available to get at least some data out of the instrument. So how far did we get since the previous measurements. 8220;Rayon White”, or “Lion White” scrubbing powder (both are possible readings). A strong scatterer indeed! The pattern shows that ...
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Looking At Nothing – Page 24 – A SA(X)S Weblog
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Bayesian Inverse Fourier Transforms. Although I cannot say I completely grasp the underlying theory, the Bayesian approach to the Inverse Fourier Transformation of (isotropic) small-angle scattering patterns certainly appeals […]. Particle size distribution: review of Small-Angle X-ray and Neutron Scattering of Polydisperse Systems: Determination of the Scattering-Particle-Size Distribution. TED is coming to Europe this summer! The bessel function approximation, compiled. Speeding up the Bessel function.
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Holiday post: Ultra-SAXS version 2 drawing – Looking At Nothing
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Holiday post: Ultra-SAXS version 2 drawing. Side view of Ultra-SAXS instrument version 2. Side view of Ultra-SAXS instrument version 2. Click to enlarge. I am on holiday at the moment, so the blog posts will be a little bit more brief than usual. However, not less exciting! The drawing has been made largely by assembling component drawings made by my father for version 1, and technical drawings from the manufacturers of the COTS components. Be the first to comment. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Ben Goldacr...
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Videos – Looking At Nothing
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This page contains the list of (Youtube) videos I have made over time explaining SAXS and some of its workings. They are mostly sorted in order of appearance (newest on top). While this page is not always up-to-date, the newest videos are always available here. The components of an Ultra-SAXS instrument ( more information. SAXS Applications: Self-assembled Structures ( more information. SAXS Applications: Fibres ( more information. SAXS Applications: Metal Alloys ( more information. A demonstration of sm...
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Publications – Looking At Nothing
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Brian R. Pauw. Everything SAXS: The comprehensive tome of small-angle X-ray scattering. Work in progress, collaborative, living document). [related post]. Brian R. Pauw. Masato Ohnuma, Kenji Sakurai and Enno A. Klop, 2D anisotropic scattering pattern fitting using a novel Monte Carlo method: Initial results. Brian R. Pauw. M J Hollamby, K. Aratsu, B. R. Pauw. 128: 10044-10047, DOI: 10.1002/ange.201603370. T M Ryan, Y. Xun, N. P. Cowieson, J. P. Mata, A. Jackson, B. R. Pauw. I Breßler, B. R. Pauw. 48: 962...
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A moment of stress – Looking At Nothing
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A moment of stress. A quick update on the goings on over here: The move is in full swing at the moment, with the boxes having just been moved out. Work-wise, there is a farewell presentation to finish and another beamtime (for which there is perhaps precious little time left). Despite the stress, we are very much looking forward to the next few weeks. Changing times are always exciting, and we will see what happens — for better or worse — on the other side! Be the first to comment.
