| First Name | Last Name | Affiliation |
|---|---|---|
| Achim | Kohler | Norwegian University of Life Sceinces |
| Anders | Engdahl | MAX IV Laboratory, Lund University |
| Anders | Nilsson | Bruker Optics Scandinavia AB |
| Anders | Sparén | AstraZeneca Gothenburg |
| Andreas | Barth | Stockholm University |
| Andreas | Schaefer | Division of Synchrotron Radiation Research, Lund University |
| Atif | Javaid | BergmanLabora AB |
| Boris | Zimmermann | Norwegian University of Life Sciences |
| Changgang | Xu | Department of Engineering Sciences, Solid State Physics, Uppsala University |
| Dan | Persson | Swerea KIAMN AB |
| Dijana | Ceric | BergmanLabora AB |
| Evelyne | Hamacher-Barth | Department of Meteorology |
| FENG-I | TAI | KAGAKU ANALYS AB |
| Frederik | Ossler | Combustion Physics |
| G. Lawrence | Carr | NSLS-II | Brookhaven Nat'l Laboratory |
| Haichun | Liu | Royal Institute of Technology |
| Hanna | Isaksson | Lund University |
| Jesper | Andersen | MAX IV, Lund University |
| Johan | Lindgren | Lund University, Department of Geology |
| Jonas | Andersen | Technical University of Denmark |
| Kajsa | Uvdal | IFM |
| Lars | Österlund | Uppsala University |
| Lisa | Miller | NSLS II Brookhaven |
| Martin | Andersson | University of Copenhagen |
| Michael | Martin | Advanced Light Source |
| Michiel | Op De Beeck | Lunds Universitet |
| Muhammad | Hanif | INANO, Aarhus University |
| Narendra | Padhan | Immunology Genetics and Pathology |
| Olof | Svensson | AstraZeneca |
| Oxana | Klementieva | Lund University |
| Paul | DUMAS | SOLEIL Synchrotron |
| Per | Persson | Centre for environmental and climate research, Lund University |
| Per | Uvdal | Chemical Physics, Dept. of Chemistry, Lund Univ. |
| Per Ola | Andersson | FOI CBRN Defence and Security |
| Peter | Eriksson | IFM |
| PETER | OKEYO | University of Copenhagen |
| Rainer | Timm | Lund University |
| Ramiro | Rojas | KTH Royal Institute of Technology |
| René | Wugt Larsen | Technical University of Denmark |
| Roghayeh | Imani | Uppsala University, Department of Chemistry - Ångström Laboratory, Physical Chemistry |
| Shun | Yu | KTH Royal Institute of Technology |
| Stefan | Carlson | MAX IV Laboratory |
| Sveinn | Ólafsson | Science Institute University of Iceland |
| Tue | Hassenkam | Nano-Science Center, KU |
| Ulrich | Haussermann | Stockholm University |
| Vivi | Vajda | Naturhistoriska Riksmuseet |
| Volha | Shapaval | Norwegian University of Life Sceinces |
| William | Newson | SLU-Alnarp |
| Yngve | Cerenius | MAX IV |
| Yuanyuan | Li | KTH |
| Zheshen | Li | ISA, Department of Physics and Astronomy |
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