13–15 Feb 2017
DESY Hamburg
Europe/Berlin timezone
High-energy X-rays are used in many fields of science, from solid-state physics, chemistry and biomedical science to geoscience, engineering materials science and nanotechnology. PETRA IV can provide unique conditions for experiments with high-energy X-rays. In particular, the high-energy X-ray beam can be efficiently focused to obtain local information about the sample, e. g., using powder and single-crystal diffraction, pair-distribution-function (PDF) analysis, grain mapping, imaging in absorption and phase contrast, and potentially even coherent X-ray diffraction imaging. In this way, PETRA IV opens a unique perspective for in-situ and operando experiments. The scientifc case for high-energy X-rays at an ultra-low emittance source will be discussed together with the required experimental parameters. Organized by Uta Rütt, Ann-Christin Dippel and Christian Schroer
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Europe/Berlin
DESY Hamburg
FLASH Seminar Room
Building 28c