PETRA IV Workshop - Materials and Processes for Energy and Transport Technology

19 Oct 2020, 08:00 → 21 Oct 2020, 18:45 Europe/Berlin

Online

Recently, DESY has opened a call for PETRA IV scientific instrumentation, where researchers from all fields of science were asked to submit proposals for experiments (see indico page).

The workshop "Materials and Processes for Energy and Transport Technology" is one out of four PETRA IV workshops dedicated to science and instrumentation and organized within the process of developing the PETRA IV scientific instrumentation proposals.

These workshops are aiming to strengthen the scientific exchange among different user communities. Here the emphasis will be on bringing together current and future users working in the field of energy and transport technology to exchange creative and interdisciplinary ideas and trends as well as identifying beamline parameters required to enable potential experiments at PETRA IV.

This workshop has a scientific focus with mostly scientifically-driven presentations. It is encouraged to include ideas for PETRA IV instrumentation into the scientific talks in order to identify synergies for an optimal PETRA IV beamline portfolio.

This workshop will be an online workshop.

-  Click here to download the full timetable.

-  Click here for more information on the poster session and Zoom links.

Organization Committee: M. Stückelberger, O. Wendt, C. Schlueter, A. Stierle, S. Roth, S. Haas, U. Lienert, E. Welter, G. Grübel, R. Farla, H.-P. Liermann, K. Glazyrin, H. Gretarsson, H. Noei, S. Techert, M. Naumova, A. Schökel, W. Caliebe, G. Falkenberg, M. Etter, T. F. Keller, V. Vonk, F. Bertram, C. Shen, A.-C. Dippel, M. v. Zimmermann, T. Sheppard, J.-D. Grunwaldt, M. Müller, C. Krywka, P. Staron, C. Goy, F. Lehmkühler, M. Schnell, M. Sprung, K. Bagschik, S. Klumpp, O. Seeck, H. C. Wille, M. Kreuzeder

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Monday, 19 October

Opening Session

1 Welcome

Speaker: Christian Schroer (DESY)

2 Zoom Session Netiquette

Speaker: Stephan Klumpp (DESY)

Enabling Technologies (Techniques)

3 Perspectives for Correlative and Multimodal Experiments at PETRA IV

Speaker: Thomas F. Keller (DESY)

4 In-situ and operando measurement approaches in catalysis research

Speaker: Thomas Sheppard (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology)

10:00 Coffee Break

Energy Conversion I.

5 The Diffraction Revolution: How Modern Lightsources Impact Industrial Research

Speaker: Bernd Hinrichsen (BASF)

6 High-energy diffraction for catalysis research

Speaker: Johan Gustafson (Lund University)

7 Nanoparticle Exsolution: Tailoring Surfaces for Chemical Energy Conversion

Speaker: Christoph Rameshan (Institute of Materials Chemistry, TU Wien)

11:15 Coffee Break

8 Time-resolved spectroscopy of catalytic reactions

Speaker: Anders Nilsson (Stockholm University)

9 Pump-probe X-ray spectroscopy to study photocatalysis at PETRA IV

Speaker: Matthias Bauer (Paderborn University)

12:30 Lunch Break

Energy Conversion II.

10 Electrochemical processes in energy technology: A case for operando XRD studies at model electrodes

Speaker: Olaf Magnussen (Kiel University)

11 Operando experiments in heterogeneous catalysis

Speaker: Beatriz Roldan Cuenya (FHI Berlin)

12 Spatial and temporal explorations of heterogeneous catalysts using Synchrotron-based X-ray microscopy

Speaker: Florian Meirer (Utrecht University)

14:30 Coffee Break

13 Unwanted effects of X-rays and what to do about them: a case study. Operando XAS studies of copper exchanged zeolites for the direct synthesis of methanol from methane

Speaker: Mark Newton (ETHZ)

14 PDF analysis on materials for chemical energy conversion

Speaker: Mirijam Zobel (University of Bayreuth)

15 Complementary operando synchrotron-based studies in electrocatalysis

Speaker: Mehtap Oezaslan (TU Braunschweig)

15:45 Coffee Break

Poster Session

Tuesday, 20 October

Enabling Technologies (Techniques)

16 Scanning X-Ray MicroscopyTechniques

Speaker: Michael Stueckelberger (DESY)

17 Diamond anvil cell: the tool for extreme condition research at PETRAIII and PETRAIV

Speaker: Konstantin Glazyrin (DESY)

18 XAFS-Ptychography at 4th generation storage rings

Speaker: Yukio Takahashi (Tohoku University)

10:00 Coffee Break

Energy Storage I.

19 In-situ Investigation of Materials for Hydrogen Storage

Speaker: Martin Dornheim (HZG)

20 Anomalous Small Angle X-ray Scattering study to understand the nanostructure and functional relationship of supercapacitors

Speaker: Oskar Paris (Montanuniversität Leoben)

21 Opportunities with X-Ray Raman Scattering in the field of materials for energy storage and catalysis

Speaker: Simo Huotari (University of Helsinki)

11:15 Coffee Break

22 Electrochemical mechanism of redox active organic materials studied by X-ray Raman scattering

Speaker: Matjaž Kavčič (University of Ljubljana)

23 XAFS and complementary methods for energy storage research at 4th generation storage rings

Speaker: Ditty Dixon (Ramanujan Fellow, Central Electrochemical Research Institute, Karaikudi, India)

24 In situ and in operando X-ray diffraction of electroceramics

Speaker: Manuel Hinterstein (Karlsruhe Institute of Technolgy)

12:30 Lunch Break

Structure, Properties, and Processing of Materials I.

25 Multiscale microscopy of polycrystalline materials

Speaker: Henning Poulsen (DTU)

26 Hierarchical design of advanced steels - opportunities with a multi-scale x-ray microscope

Speaker: Peter Hedström (KTH)

27 Dynamics of metal deformation by in situ high resolution reciprocal space mapping

Speaker: Wolfgang Pantleon (DTU)

14:30 Coffee Break

28 Understanding multiscale material structure and processes through combined scattering and imaging

Speaker: Stephen Hall (Lund University)

29 Developing new materials and optimizing existing ones using high-throughput scanning X-ray Nanodiffraction

Speaker: Jozef Keckes (MU Leoben)

30 Nano SAXS with in situ mechanical testing on glasses

Speaker: Sindy Fuhrmann (TU Freiburg)

15:45 Coffee Break

Energy Harvesting

31 In-situ studies for the correlation of structure formation with functionality

Speaker: Peter Müller-Buschbaum (TU München)

32 Multimodal and Coherent X-ray imaging techniques for thin-film solar cell research

Speaker: Jens Wenzel Andreasen (Technical University of Denmark)

33 Some current developments and open questions in thermoelectrica research

Speaker: Bo Iversen (Aarhus University)

17:00 Coffee Break

34 Atomic-scale structure of complex solar cell absorbers

Speaker: Claudia Schnohr (Leipzig University)

35 Harnessing Diffraction-Limited Storage Rings to Probe Halide Perovskite Solar Cells

Speaker: David Fenning (UC San Diego)

36 Tracking carrier and phonon relaxation in energy conversion materials with hard x-ray scattering

Speaker: Samuel Teitelbaum (Arizona State University)

Extreme Pressure & Temperature Research in the Field of Energy and Transport Technology

37 Extreme pressure and temperature research at PETRA IV

Speaker: Hanns-Peter Liermann (Petra III, DESY)

38 Benefits at PETRA IV for high-pressure research using the LVP: synthesis of novel nitrides and fullerenes

Speaker: Melanie Sieber (University of Potsdam)

39 Materials Discovery and Characterization under extreme static high pressure and temperature conditions using XRD and imaging

Speaker: Clemens Prescher (DESY, FS-PS)

17:10 Coffee Break

40 Shaping the future of extreme condition materials science: a unique synergy of diffraction and spectroscopy at Petra IV

Speaker: Dominique Laniel (Bayreuth University)

41 Opportunities for dynamic compression science at synchrotrons

Speaker: Dominik Kraus (HZDR)

Wednesday, 21 October

Enabling Technologies (Techniques)

42 Coherent imaging techniques

Speaker: Johannes Hagemann (FS-PETRA)

43 Monochromators for high-energy experiments

Speaker: Ulrich Lienert (DESY)

44 Sample environments for engineering materials experiments

Speakers: Peter Staron (Helmholtz-Zentrum Geesthacht), Ulrich Lienert (DESY)

10:00 Coffee Break

CMWS in Energy and Transport Technology

45 Introduction CMWS

Speaker: Gerhard Grübel (DESY)

46 Selective removal of organic matter from drinking water: Understanding electro-sorption in membrane filtration

Speaker: Mathias Ernst (TUHH)

47 Shaping the Energy System of the Future

Speaker: Wolfgang Eberhardt (CFEL)

11:15 Coffee Break

48 Interactions between water and nanoporous functional oxides

Speaker: Simone Mascotto (UHH)

49 Importance of water and in-situ X-ray spectroscopy for green hydrogen

Speaker: Marcel Risch (HZB)

50 Revealing corrosion of nano-structured alloys by nano X-ray beam

Speaker: Jinshan Pan (KTH)

12:30 Lunch Break

Structure, Properties, and Processing of Materials II.

51 Multiscale imaging of nanostructured functional materials for battery research

Speaker: Ingo Manke (HZB)

52 X-ray imaging of high temperature metal processing with high temporal and spatial resolution

Speaker: Domonkos Tolnai (HZG)

53 Real-time monitoring of very rapid scientific engineering processes by means of diffraction methods

Speaker: Jens Gibmeier (KIT Karlsruhe)

14:30 Coffee Break

54 In-situ X-ray diffraction experiments under difficult conditions

Speaker: Jeremy Epp (Leibniz-Institut für Werkstofforientierte Technologien-IWT)

55 Structural materials under real manufacturing and service conditions: from state-of-the-art to the challenges of tomorrow

Speaker: Pere Barriobero Vila (DLR Köln)

56 The HZG scientific instrumentation plans for PETRA IV

Speaker: Martin Müller (HZG)

15:45 Coffee Break

Energy Storage II.

57 In-operando and in-situ characterization of Li-Ion and post-Li accumulators

Speaker: Andreas Würsig (Fraunhofer ISIT)

58 Using Coherent X-rays to Understand Ion Transport in Electrolytes

Speaker: Hans-Georg Steinrück (Paderborn University)

59 In situ XAS investigations on electrode materials for Li-ion and Na-ion batteries

Speaker: Sylvio Indris (KIT)

17:00 Coffee Break

60 How could X-ray based battery research look in 2030?

Speaker: Andy Naylor (Uppsala University)

61 Nanoscale structure dynamics in operando sodium-ion battery cathodes studied by Bragg CDI

Speaker: Andrej Singer (Cornell University)

62 Future Direction for Transport in Electrochemical Energy Storage

Speaker: Michael Toney (SLAC)

Summary / Close out