Email: robert.rambo@diamond.ac.uk
Tel: +44 (0)1235 56 7675
Diamond and Cardiff University (School of Optometry & Vision Sciences) held a workshop for scientists new to SAXS and a user meeting in Cardiff, September 1-3 2010. Latest results plus future prospects for SAXS at Diamond (I22, B21, I12, etc,..) were discussed together with a perspective of the field from the wider international SAS community.
The Workshop for students included technique tutorials and software familiarisation from leading members of the SAS community.
There was a lively poster session with prizes awarded to Robert Greasty from Bristol University and Arwen Tyler from Imperial College for their posters on "X-ray Orientational Analysis of Anisotropic Nanoparticles" and "High pressure as a route to novel inverse micellar assemblies of amphiphiles: structure and dynamics" respectively.
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We are planning to continue with the workshop and meeting series and look forward to seeing you all in Sheffield in 2012.
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