8-9 March 2017
Ångströmslaboratoriet, Uppsala
Europe/Stockholm timezone

Workshop for the establishing of a new Infrared Microscopy beamline at MAX IV.

Template for science cases added : https://indico.maxiv.lu.se/event/389/material/slides/6.docx

You now have the opportunity to learn about and influence the case of a new infrared beamline at MAX IV Laboratory, the Swedish National Synchrotron Facility, during a workshop in  Uppsala, 8–9 March 2017.

Some of the things we would like to offer at the new beamline are.

•   Scanning-probe two-dimensional chemical imaging, down to 30 nanometer resolution.
    
•   Three-dimensional chemical tomography

•   Super-resolution chemical imaging (at the diffraction limit)

•   Spectroscopy at extreme conditions, (High pressure GPa and low temperatures 4.2K)

Because most of the technicalities associated with the extraction of infrared light at MAX IV have been solved we can focus the workshop on your science and on the specifics of your samples.

Inspiring talks by experienced scientists followed by discussions and break-outs in smaller groups will ensure that the development of the scientific case for an infrared beamline at the MAX IV Laboratory fulfils the needs of the Scandinavian research communities.

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Europe/Stockholm
Ångströmslaboratoriet, Uppsala
Polhemssalen
Lägerhyddsvägen 1, 752 37 Uppsala
INVITED KEYNOTE SPEAKERS: • Larry Carr, Brookhaven National lab, USA Fundamentals and future of Synchrotron based IR. • Lisa Miller, Brookhaven National lab, USA Bio-imaging; Infrared microscopy. • Mike Martin, Advanced Light Source, Berkeley CA Nano-probe and 3D chemical imaging. • Paul Dumas, SOLEIL, Paris, France Clincal application opportunities using IR