M. Darby Dyar: Application of Multivariate Analysis Techniques to Quantitative Interpretation of Valence States in XAS
The study of extraterrestrial samples returned from the Moon, asteroids, and via meteorites has the potential to inform problems relating to the oxidation states of multivalent cations and the distribution of oxygen in our Solar System. For more than 25 years, our group has worked to develop XAS methods for analyzing the partial pressure of […]
Kristjan Kunnus: Probing of coherent nuclear wavepacket dynamics with X-ray emission and scattering in solvated Fe photosensitizers
Spin and oxidation state sensitivity of 3d metal K-edge X-ray Emission Spectroscopy (XES) has been utilized in recent years to successfully probe the ultrafast spin transition and electron transfer processes in femtosecond time-resolved experiments . In this talk I will present the results from a combined time-resolved Fe Kα and Kβ XES and X-ray Solution […]
Helio Tolentino and Others: Spectroscopy and New Scientific Opportunities at SIRIUS, part I
The presentation will be at 9 am Seattle (Los Angeles) time (UTC-7). To join this meeting, use the link: https://washington.zoom.us/j/99543082366 Sirius is one of the first fourth-generation Synchrotron Light Sources to be built in the world and will have the highest brightness among the light sources in the energy range that goes from soft x-rays to […]
Wolfgang Malzer: Principles and applications of laboratory XAS with graphite crystal von Hamos spectrometers
The presentation will be at 9 am Seattle (Los Angeles) time (UTC-7). To join this meeting, use the Zoom links as sent by Jerry Seidler
Santiago Figueroa: Spectroscopy and New Scientific Opportunities at SIRIUS, part II
Thursday September 17: 9 am Seattle, 12 noon NY, 5 pm London, 7 pm Moscow link: https://washington.zoom.us/j/91967881684 Sirius is one of the first fourth-generation Synchrotron Light Sources to be built in the world and will have the highest brightness among the light sources in the energy range that goes from soft x-rays to hard X-rays with […]
ESRF Webinar: Marius Retegan: Computational Spectroscopy in the Age of the Extremely Brilliant Source: From Punch Cards to Artificial Intelligence
Computational Spectroscopy in the Age of the Extremely Brilliant Source: From Punch Cards to Artificial Intelligence Marius Retegan, ESRF scientist Please click the link below to join the webinar: https://esrf.zoom.us/j/92127181949?pwd=bDlpOCtMVDEreDFPSTd0aE14Ymh2Zz09 Passcode: F5i@Cu Webinar ID: 921 2718 1949
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2022 APS/IIT XAFS Summer School
Illinois Institute of Technology Chicago, IL, United StatesIllinois Institute of Technology Chicago, IL 60616 See https://xrayabsorption.org/2022-aps-iit-xafs-summer-school for more information
2022 XAFS Short Course at BNL
Brookhaven National Lab Islip, NY, United StatesBNL XAFS Short Course (Virtual) November 2-4, 2022 See https://www.bnl.gov/xafscourse/ for more information.