Changed jobs and completely forgot to advertise this preprint! In it, we raise some (big) problems with applying nanobeams to chemical systems.
https://t.co/7zWJbqmZBo
Dina Carbone et al.: Design and performance of a dedicated coherent X-ray scanning diffraction instrument at beamline NanoMAX of MAX IV #ScanningXRayDiffraction ... #IUCr https://t.co/3eFY6HKCuK
To EU leaders
I’m 🇸🇪
To stand with🇺🇦I’m willing to suffer great inconvenience & economic costs if it hurts Putin’s Russia.
Willing to stay cold, eat less, drive 90% less and much more if needed to cut addiction of Russian energy.
If you agree, let our leaders know!
@nattyover We do this routinely to align our nanofocusing mirrors @MAXIVLaboratory and at other synchrotrons, using piezos to achieve better than 10 nm. But I imagine it's more difficult in space!
@WKCosmo@skdh@Quasilocal But aren't there lots of practical situations where truth is too much to ask for? The perfect gas law, for example, is empirically useful but no truth about the world.
@PKoppenburg Ouch, my alma mater. Shared a lab space with this person 15 years ago, at that time he was working on something called Rydberg matter which I think nobody else believed in.
Sebastian Kalbfleisch et al.: X-ray in-line holography and holotomography at the NanoMAX beamline #Holotomography#Holography ... #IUCr https://t.co/I7Ei2qMorm
Don't forget to tune in to the
Joint ESS-MAX IV Science Colloquium webcast with Prof. Ian Robinson today 15 December at 15:15 CET
Importance of Nanostructure in Ferroelectric Devices
https://t.co/TF80Se8Kez
@GuizarSicairos I am also sympathetic, but tend to assume that for society journals, the question "where does that money go" probably has good answers.