User Meeting 2014

Session

Beamline updates and discussion

20 Nov 2014, 15:30

National Centre for Synchrotron Science

Conveners

Beamline updates and discussion

• David Paterson (Australian Synchrotron)
• Peter Kappen (Australian Synchrotron)

87. The XFM beamline: Status, upgrades and directions, enabling user science across a range of disciplines

Dr Martin de Jonge (Australian Synchrotron)

20/11/2014, 15:30

Beamlines, Instrumentation and Techniques

Oral

The X-Ray Fluorescence Microscopy beamline has hosted around 250 user groups since it started user operations in 2008, and sustains high levels of oversubscription. Armed with the world-leading Maia detector, and ongoing collaboration with CSIRO, almost 100,000 scans have been performed, representing an estimated 100 Gpixels of data and a stage transit of around 200 km with a positioning...

142. XAS beamline update

Bernt Johannessen (Australian Synchrotron), Dr Chris Glover (Australian Synchrotron), Dr Kappen Peter (Australian Synchrotron), Mr Nicholas Rae (Australian Synchrotron)

20/11/2014, 16:10

Oral

In this session we will update on the status of the XAS Beamline, including developments of the user science program, status of the 100-element fluorescence detector, status of Hutch-C, recent works completed, and further plans for upgrades and developments. The session will provide ample opportunity for Q & A and for discussing science needs that the XAS Beamline is not catering for, such...