| First Name | Last Name | Affiliation |
|---|---|---|
| Aloyzas | Šiušys | IF PAN |
| Anders | Mikkelsen | Lund University |
| Anders Lindbjerg | Dahl | Technical University of Denmark |
| Andrew | King | ESRF / Synchrotron Soleil |
| Axel | Steuwer | MAX IV Laboratory |
| Benjamin | Watts | PSI |
| Carsten | Gundlach | DTU physics |
| Dag | Breiby | NTNU |
| David | Eastwood | University of Manchester |
| Diana | Thomas | MAX IV Laboratory |
| Diwaker | Jha | University of Copenhagen |
| Erik | Lauridsen | Technical University of Denmark, Dept. of Energy Conversion and Storage |
| Erika | Tudisco | LHT |
| Fredrik | Forsberg | Luleå University of Technology |
| Heloisa | Bordallo | The Niels Bohr Institute |
| Henning Friis | Poulsen | DTU |
| Henrik | Birkedal | Aarhus University |
| Jan | Luning | LCPMR - University Pierre et Marie Curie |
| Jan | Pallon | Physics Department |
| Janusz | Kanski | Dept. of Applied Physics, Chalmers University of Technology |
| Janusz | Sadowski | MAX-IV laboratory |
| Jens Wenzel | Andreasen | DTU Energy Conversion |
| Jesper | Wallentin | Lund University, Solid State Physics |
| Jette | Oddershede | DTU Physics |
| Joel | Andersson | Research and Technology, GKN Aerospace Sweden |
| karina | thånell | max iv laboratory |
| Katarzyna | Dymek | Lund University |
| Krystof | Turba | Lund University, LTH, Division of Materials Engineering |
| Lars | Ilver | Teknisk fysik CTH |
| Marco | Stampanoni | ETH Zürich and Paul Scherrer Institut |
| Markus | Strobl | ESS-AB |
| Markus | Weigand | Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems |
| Matthias | Burza | Maxlab |
| NOOR | YUSOF | Lund University, Sweden |
| Olivier | Balmes | European Synchrotron Radiation Facility |
| Per | Isaksson | Applied Mechanics, Uppsala university |
| Per | Uvdal | Dept. of Chemistry, Lund University |
| Peter | Willendrup | DTU Physics |
| Ragnvald | Mathiesen | SINTEF Materials and Chemistry |
| Rajiv | Harimoorthy | University of Gothenburg |
| Robert | Feidenhansl | Niels Bohr Institute |
| Sebastian | Lehmann | Solid State physics, Lund University |
| Shabnam | Oghbaie | lund University, synchrotron radiation |
| Srinivasan | Iyengar | Lund University |
| Stefan | Bengtson | Swedish Museum of Natural History |
| Stefan | Eisebitt | Lund University |
| Sten | Sturefelt | Imaging Resource AB |
| stephen | hall | lund university |
| Sveinn | Olafsson | Science Institute University of Iceland |
| Sylvio | Haas | MAX IV Laboratory |
| Søren | Fæster | DTU Vindenergy |
| Søren | Schmidt | DTU Physics |
| Thomas | Lechner | Chalmers University of Technology |
| Ulf | Johansson | MAX IV Laboratory |
| Ulrich | Lienert | DESY |
| Wei | Xia | Uppsala University |
| Wolfgang | Pantleon | DTU Mechanical Engineering |
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