PETRA III Workshop: Nuclear Resonant and Inelastic X-Ray Scattering

10 Sept 2007, 11:00 → 11 Sept 2007, 19:00 Europe/Berlin

28c, FEL Sem.-Room, 25f, 456 and 25b, 109 (DESY)

As a consequence of the very low emittance of the PETRA III storage ring all applications aiming for high resolution in space, momentum or energy will profit from the new possibilities. This workshop will reinforce the scientific case and technical layout of a combined beamline for inelastic X-ray scattering and nuclear resonant scattering. There will be talks given by experts in the field from other sources and from potential users of the new beamline. Most important however will be discussions in working groups collecting the technical needs of future users.
Confirmed speakers are:
M. Abd-Elmeguid
T. Asthalter
A. Baron
U. Bergmann
E. Bill
L. Dubrovinsky
J. Eisenmenger
H. Franz
J. Geck
P. Glatzel
J. Korecki
M. Krisch
I. Loa
Ch. Pilgrim
H. Reichert
R. Rüffer
V. Schünemann
A. Soininen
Ch. Sternemann
W. Sturhahn
F. Tuczek
E. Weckert
M. Wilke

Licht der Zukunft Licht_der_Zukunft.pdf

Programme WorkshopProgram.pdf

Monday 10 September

Registration

Lunch

Plenary Session: Techniques Overview

1 Introduction to PETRA III

Speaker: R. RÖHLSBERGER

2 Beamline Overview

Speaker: H. Franz (DESY)

3 Nuclear Resonant Scattering at ESRF

Speaker: R. Rüffer (ESRF)

4 Inelastic X-Ray Scattering from Phonons: The ESRF perspective.

Speaker: M. Krisch (ESRF)

Coffee break

Plenary session continued: Techniques Overview

5 Nuclear Resonant Scattering at APS

Speaker: W. Sturhahn (APS)

6 Inelastic X-Ray Scattering at SPring 8

Speaker: A. Baron (SPring 8)

7 Inelastic X-ray Scattering and Advanced Spectroscopy with eV Resolution

Speaker: U. Bergmann (Stanford Synchrotron Radiation Center)

Coffeebrak + Poster Session

FLASH Sem.-Room (Bldg. 28c): 16:30-17:30

Round-table discussion

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(FLASH Sem.-Room (Bldg. 28c): 17:30 - 19:00)

Dinner

Tuesday 11 September

Parallel Session: Inelastic X-Ray Scattering

8 Chemical Applications of X-Ray Emission Spectroscopy

Speaker: Pieter Glatzel (ESRF)

9 Lattice dynamics and electronic excitations in complex metals at extreme conditions

Speaker: Ingo Loa (University of Edinburgh)

Parallel Session: Nuclear Resonant Scattering

10 Nuclear Resonant Scattering in Life Sciences

Speaker: Volker Schünemann (University of Kaiserslautern)

11 Surface Physics with Nucelar Resonant Scattering

Speaker: Jozef Korecki (Institute of Catalysis and Surface Chemistry, Krakow)

Coffee break and poster session

Parallel Session continued: Inelastic X-Ray Scattering

12 High-temperature and high-pressures IXS on liquids and melts

Speaker: Wolf-Christian Pilgrim (University of Marburg)

13 Inelastic X-Ray Scattering in Confined Geometries

Speaker: Harald Reichert (Max-Planck Institute, Stuttgart)

Parallel Session continued: Nuclear Resonant Scattering

14 What can nuclear resonant scattering teach us about molecular dynamics and catalysis - some results and perspectives

Speaker: Tanja Asthalter (University of Stuttgart)

15 Iron Spin State in Earth Mantle: Inside From Combined NFS and Moessbauer Spectroscopy Studies

Speaker: Leonid Dubrovinsky (Bavarion Geo Institute, Bayreuth)

Lunch

Parallel Session continued: Inelastic X-Ray Scattering

16 Core-shell excitations studied by non-resonant inelastic x-ray scattering

Speaker: Christian Sternemann (University of Dortmund)

17 Resonant inelastic x-ray scattering: a new probe for many-body effects in correlated electron systems

Speaker: Jochen Geck (University of British Columbia, Vancouver)

Parallel Session continued: Nuclear Resonant Scattering

18 High pressure studies of strongly correlated systems using nuclear resonance scattering

Speaker: Mohsen Abd-Elmeguid (University of Cologne)

19 Geometrical Constraints in Exchange Biased and Superconducting Thin Films

Speaker: Johannes Eisenmenger (University of Ulm)

Coffee break and poster session

Parallel Session continued: Inelastic X-Ray Scattering

20 Applications of IXS for studying properties of geo-materials

Speaker: Max Wilke (University of Potsdam)

21 Electronic Excitations: First Principles Modeling

Speaker: Aleksi Soininen

Parallel Session continued: Nuclear Resonant Scattering

22 Metal Centers in Biology

Speaker: Eckard Bill (Max-Planck Institute, Mühlheim)

23 Monomolecular Layers from Transition Metal Complexes: Characterisation and Applications in Catalysis and Molecular Electronics

Speaker: Felix Tuczek (University of Kiel)

Coffee break and poster session

Discussion of user demands

Discussion of user demands

Plenary Session: Summary of session results, discussion of beamline layout