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Quasielastic Neutron Scattering Course (1st iteration)

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Keywords: QENS, neutron

Resource type: Moodle course, e-learning

Quasielastic Neutron Scattering Course (1st iteration) https://pan-training.eu/materials/quasielastic-neutron-scattering-course-1st-iteration No short description available. QENS, neutron
Neutron Scattering - KU 2020

In this course you will learn about the basic techniques used to perfrom experiments in neutron scattering. Neutron scattering requires large scale facilities, and beam time is expensive. The overall aim of this introductory course is to put you in a better position to work with and make...

Keywords: neutron scattering

Resource type: Moodle course, e-learning

Neutron Scattering - KU 2020 https://pan-training.eu/materials/neutron-scattering-ku-2020 In this course you will learn about the basic techniques used to perfrom experiments in neutron scattering. Neutron scattering requires large scale facilities, and beam time is expensive. The overall aim of this introductory course is to put you in a better position to work with and make decisions pertaining to experiments at large scale facilities. The contents of this course is targeted for master level physics students and can be used as a fully online self-study course. neutron scattering
Introduction to Muon Spin Spectroscopy

Welcome to the course on muon spin spectroscopy. This course is made up of ten modules: ‘Cosmic Ray Muons’, ‘Different Types of μSR’, ‘Analysis Methods of μSR’, 'Studying Diffusion with Muon Spin Relaxation', ‘Muon Data Analysis using Mantid Workbench’, ‘Muon Data Analysis Using MantidPlot’,...

Keywords: muon spin spectroscopy, cosmic ray muons, muon spin relaxation, muon data analysis, data analysis

Resource type: Moodle course, e-learning

Introduction to Muon Spin Spectroscopy https://pan-training.eu/materials/introduction-to-muon-spin-spectroscopy Welcome to the course on muon spin spectroscopy. This course is made up of ten modules: ‘Cosmic Ray Muons’, ‘Different Types of μSR’, ‘Analysis Methods of μSR’, 'Studying Diffusion with Muon Spin Relaxation', ‘Muon Data Analysis using Mantid Workbench’, ‘Muon Data Analysis Using MantidPlot’, ‘Muesr’, ‘Using Maximum Entropy Analysis in Mantid’, ‘Analysing ALC Data in Mantid’ and ‘Muon Data Analysis Using WiMDA’. Within the Cosmic Ray Muons module you will learn the fundamentals of muons and their applications within a simple experiment. The Different Types of μSR module covers the principles and applications of the six variations of μSR, and Analysis Methods of μSR goes through the various ways the data from these experiments can be analysed. Within the Muon Data Analysis modules, you will learn basic data analysis of real experimental data using either the MantidPlot or WiMDA software. muon spin spectroscopy, cosmic ray muons, muon spin relaxation, muon data analysis, data analysis
Quiz Taster

This quiz has 5 questions on the basics of neutron science.

Resource type: Moodle course, e-learning

Quiz Taster https://pan-training.eu/materials/quiz-taster This quiz has 5 questions on the basics of neutron science.
Neutrons, X-rays and Positrons for studying microscopic structures and dynamics

In this course you will learn about the basic techniques used to perform experiments in neutron scattering. Neutron scattering requires large scale facilities, and beam time is expensive. The overall aim of this introductory course is to put you in a better position to work with and make...

Keywords: neutron scattering

Resource type: Moodle course, e-learning

Neutrons, X-rays and Positrons for studying microscopic structures and dynamics https://pan-training.eu/materials/neutrons-x-rays-and-positrons-for-studying-microscopic-structures-and-dynamics In this course you will learn about the basic techniques used to perform experiments in neutron scattering. Neutron scattering requires large scale facilities, and beam time is expensive. The overall aim of this introductory course is to put you in a better position to work with and make decisions pertaining to experiments at large scale facilities. The contents of this course is targeted for master level physics students and can be used as a fully online self-study course. neutron scattering
HERCULES

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Resource type: Moodle course, e-learning

HERCULES https://pan-training.eu/materials/hercules No short description available.
Swedness Online 2021

The school is aimed as an introduction for starting Ph.D. students and covers an introduction to neutron scattering.This e-learning course is meant to be carried out in combination with classroom lectures in a blended learning setting.

Keywords: neutron scattering

Resource type: Moodle course, e-learning

Swedness Online 2021 https://pan-training.eu/materials/swedness-online-2021 The school is aimed as an introduction for starting Ph.D. students and covers an introduction to neutron scattering.This e-learning course is meant to be carried out in combination with classroom lectures in a blended learning setting. neutron scattering
e-neutrons for teachers

This set of manuals is intended to help developers/teachers on the e-neutrons portal make and improve online material that can be used for learning about neutron scattering. In sum, they represent both some of the experiences we have had with making online learning material for the e-neutrons...

Keywords: improve online material, making online learning material, digital learning, intended learning outcomes, assessment for learning

Resource type: Moodle course, e-learning

e-neutrons for teachers https://pan-training.eu/materials/e-neutrons-for-teachers This set of manuals is intended to help developers/teachers on the e-neutrons portal make and improve online material that can be used for learning about neutron scattering. In sum, they represent both some of the experiences we have had with making online learning material for the e-neutrons portal and the choices we have made regarding how to make an e-learning portal. Many of these choices differ from choices made when conducting massive open online courses (MOOCs).  Our design choices are based on educational research, and we pay a lot of attention to what the goals for the portal and for each learning activity are. In particular, we have used research literature on digital learning, on assessment for learning, and on intended learning outcomes. We seek to align our online activities and the way we assess them with intended learning outcomes. Since the goal for the portal is not to provide users with a formal set of papers on how well they have performed, we have chosen not to provide students with traditional summative assessment such as grading or other performance evaluators. Rather, we have chosen to focus on providing high quality feedback to facilitate that students engage as much as possible with the learning material. The e-neutrons portal itself is an object of ongoing e-learning. Thus, we actively use student interactions with the portal to investigate more broadly how this type of e-learning works. improve online material, making online learning material, digital learning, intended learning outcomes, assessment for learning
Small Angle Scattering Data Analysis using SasView

Small Angle Scattering Data Analysis using SasView

Resource type: Moodle course, e-learning

Small Angle Scattering Data Analysis using SasView https://pan-training.eu/materials/small-angle-scattering-data-analysis-using-sasview Small Angle Scattering Data Analysis using SasView
PaN-Training e-Learning

Welcome to the e-Learning platform This e-Learning platform hosts free education and training for scientists and students.Below you will find courses on both the theory of photon and neutron scattering and how to use python code or software for data reduction and modelling. List of available...

Keywords: -learning platform hosts free education

Resource type: Moodle course, e-learning

PaN-Training e-Learning https://pan-training.eu/materials/pan-training-e-learning Welcome to the e-Learning platform This e-Learning platform hosts free education and training for scientists and students.Below you will find courses on both the theory of photon and neutron scattering and how to use python code or software for data reduction and modelling. List of available courses. -learning platform hosts free education
Advanced Topics in Neutron Scattering

This course covers "Advanced Topics in Neutron Scattering".  The modules are stand-alone so you can take one or all and in any order you choose. Self-enrolment in this course is allowed. We recommend that you complete the introductory course on neutron scattering before attempting to follow...

Keywords: neutron scattering, neutron

Resource type: Moodle course, e-learning

Advanced Topics in Neutron Scattering https://pan-training.eu/materials/advanced-topics-in-neutron-scattering This course covers "Advanced Topics in Neutron Scattering".  The modules are stand-alone so you can take one or all and in any order you choose. Self-enrolment in this course is allowed. We recommend that you complete the introductory course on neutron scattering before attempting to follow this modules in this course. neutron scattering, neutron
Introduction to Neutron Scattering

Neutron scattering.

Keywords: neutron scattering, neutron

Resource type: Moodle course, e-learning

Introduction to Neutron Scattering https://pan-training.eu/materials/introduction-to-neutron-scattering Neutron scattering. neutron scattering, neutron
Neutron Scattering Library

Learning material used for courses in e-neutrons.org Links to Databases & Multimedia learning tools Reviews and Handbooks. List of different schools (recordings or learning material).

Keywords: neutron scattering, neutron

Resource type: Moodle course, e-learning

Neutron Scattering Library https://pan-training.eu/materials/neutron-scattering-library Learning material used for courses in e-neutrons.org Links to Databases & Multimedia learning tools Reviews and Handbooks. List of different schools (recordings or learning material). neutron scattering, neutron
The Wolter optics based neutron microscope

Imaging with neutrons has seen strong development in the past two decades, driven by the rapid improvements in digital cameras and the ability to use the properties of the neutron to generate a variety of image contrasts. This webinar will give an overview of the start of the NIST neutron imaging...

Keywords: neutron, Neutron imaging, neutron microscopy, Wolter optics

Resource type: video

The Wolter optics based neutron microscope https://pan-training.eu/materials/the-wolter-optics-based-neutron-microscope Imaging with neutrons has seen strong development in the past two decades, driven by the rapid improvements in digital cameras and the ability to use the properties of the neutron to generate a variety of image contrasts. This webinar will give an overview of the start of the NIST neutron imaging program and how measurements have been augmented with a simultaneous X-ray source. Discussion will focus on the current state of the art in neutron microscopy, and the outlook for the field with the nearly completed first neutron equivalent to Hooke’s microscope with lens based on Wolter optics. neutron, Neutron imaging, neutron microscopy, Wolter optics
Neutrons for Magnetic Nanostructures on Surfaces: Beyond the Specular Intensity Wars

Polarized Neutron Reflectometry (PNR) is a great method to study magnetism of surface near structures on the nm scale. It is especially useful for functional materials and fundamentals of nano magnetism. The applications of the technique and the related grazing incidence scattering include...

Scientific topics: polarized neutron reflectometry, grazing incidence small angle neutron scattering

Keywords: polarized neutron reflectometry, grazing incidence scattering, magnetic nanoparticles, GISANS

Resource type: video, slides

Neutrons for Magnetic Nanostructures on Surfaces: Beyond the Specular Intensity Wars https://pan-training.eu/materials/neutrons-for-magnetic-nanostructures-on-surfaces-beyond-the-specular-intensity-wars Polarized Neutron Reflectometry (PNR) is a great method to study magnetism of surface near structures on the nm scale. It is especially useful for functional materials and fundamentals of nano magnetism. The applications of the technique and the related grazing incidence scattering include multiferroic heterostructures, correlated electron systems, exchange bias, superconductors, magnetic nanoparticles and spin textures like skyrmions. Many of these systems have in common that the sample sizes are small, leading to intensity limited experiments. [...] polarized neutron reflectometry grazing incidence small angle neutron scattering polarized neutron reflectometry, grazing incidence scattering, magnetic nanoparticles, GISANS
Neutrons4Science: Enter the world of neutrons! Just be curious!

Enter the world of neutrons! They are a powerful and highly acclaimed tool not only for the study of condensed matter (the world we live in) but also for confirming our current understanding of physics. What's more, you don't even need to be a scientist to use Neutrons4Science. Just be...

Keywords: neutron, ILL ThALES, neutron spectrometer, Magnons, gravitational spectrometer, GRANIT

Resource type: tool

Neutrons4Science: Enter the world of neutrons! Just be curious! https://pan-training.eu/materials/neutrons4science-enter-the-world-of-neutrons-just-be-curious Enter the world of neutrons! They are a powerful and highly acclaimed tool not only for the study of condensed matter (the world we live in) but also for confirming our current understanding of physics. What's more, you don't even need to be a scientist to use Neutrons4Science. Just be curious! Neutrons and protons are elementary particles constituting the nucleus of atoms. The neutron has no electric charge but has a spin and a magnetic moment. Neutron beams - like beams of X-rays, electrons or muons - are valuable tools for studying the multitude of materials that surround us in our daily lives (alloys, magnets, superconductors, polymers, colloids, proteins, biological systems, …). However, the way neutrons interact with matter is quite unique and, as a result, it can often reveal to us what is normally hidden. With Neutrons4Science you can discover one of the many types of neutron spectroscopy. The neutron also answers questions on the very foundations of physics, helping us to solve some of the great mysteries of the universe (Is the Grand Unified Theory valid? Is there a fifth fundamental force? ...) As an example, Neutrons4Science gives you insights to a brand new method of neutron spectroscopy that takes advantage of the quantum states of this light neutral particle. Neutrons4Science lets you experience neutron science through three interactive 3D animations: • ThALES: Use a neutron spectrometer (ILL ThALES) as if you were performing a real experiment. • Magnons: Discover the spin waves that exist inside magnetic materials and understand how ThALES can observe them. • GRANIT: Discover an innovative gravitational spectrometer (ILL GRANIT) based on neutron quantum states in a gravitational field. These three educational animations were developed with the help of scientists at the "Institut Laue-Langevin", one of the world's flagship facilities for neutron science. This project was funded by the ILL and the LPSC and developed by Ipter (out of business since 2015). neutron, ILL ThALES, neutron spectrometer, Magnons, gravitational spectrometer, GRANIT general public
vDiffraction: A serious game about diffraction and crystals

#### This game is a fun way to discover the world of crystals and their symmetries through diffraction. Crystals are all around us: in our environment (rocks and minerals, etc), in our bodies (sugar, bones, gallstones, etc.) and in technology (metals and alloys, silicon and quartz used for...

Scientific topics: crystallography

Keywords: game, diffraction, crystal diffraction, software

Resource type: game

vDiffraction: A serious game about diffraction and crystals https://pan-training.eu/materials/vdiffraction-a-serious-game-about-diffraction-and-crystals #### This game is a fun way to discover the world of crystals and their symmetries through diffraction. Crystals are all around us: in our environment (rocks and minerals, etc), in our bodies (sugar, bones, gallstones, etc.) and in technology (metals and alloys, silicon and quartz used for microelectronics, etc.). By successively discovering the diffraction of X-rays, neutrons and electrons, scientists in the twentieth century threw the door to the microscopic world wide open by demonstrating that crystals are made ​​up of atoms and molecules and explaining their structure. Crystals are characterised by the fact that their constituents are arranged in a highly ordered structure. This internal order and its symmetry is clearly visible in the diffraction patterns produced by any crystal. It is this symmetry which is also gives crystals their often amazing shapes, making them highly prized by rockhounds. Whether you are a senior scientist, a student, or just curious about science, vDiffraction is a serious game that will let you try your hand at crystal diffraction so that you can begin to understand how scientists identify the symmetry characteristics of a crystal. This is the first, crucial step towards understanding the atomic and molecular structure of a crystalline material, in other words what type of atoms and molecules make up the crystal and how they are organised. crystallography game, diffraction, crystal diffraction, software
Machine learning in electronic-structure theory

Machine Learning approaches are increasingly being used across many fields of science, with electronic structure theory being no exception. They offer novel approaches to age-old problems. In recent years they have been used in construction of trial wavefunctions, in computing Hamiltonians, and...

Keywords: machine learning, electronic-structure theory

Resource type: video

Machine learning in electronic-structure theory https://pan-training.eu/materials/machine-learning-in-electronic-structure-theory Machine Learning approaches are increasingly being used across many fields of science, with electronic structure theory being no exception. They offer novel approaches to age-old problems. In recent years they have been used in construction of trial wavefunctions, in computing Hamiltonians, and in direct calculation of properties and forces. These methods are highly versatile and computationally efficient, yet many questions regarding their interpretability and ability to extrapolate information remains unanswered. How are they being used in electronic structure theory today, and how do they fit into the bigger picture? Would electronic structure theory have looked anything different if it was conceived in the age of machine learning? This seminar seeks to answer these kinds of questions, and was originally given as a trial lecture at the Hylleraas Centre of Quantum Molecular Sciences at the University of Oslo. machine learning, electronic-structure theory
Seeing the chemistry in biology using neutron crystallography

New developments in macromolecular neutron crystallography have led to an increasing number of structures published over the last decade. Hydrogen atoms, normally invisible in most X-ray crystal structures, become visible in neutron structures. Using X-rays allows one to see structure, while...

Keywords: macromolecular neutron crystallography, biological macromolecules, neutron

Resource type: video, slides, scientific article

Seeing the chemistry in biology using neutron crystallography https://pan-training.eu/materials/seeing-the-chemistry-in-biology-using-neutron-crystallography New developments in macromolecular neutron crystallography have led to an increasing number of structures published over the last decade. Hydrogen atoms, normally invisible in most X-ray crystal structures, become visible in neutron structures. Using X-rays allows one to see structure, while neutrons allow one to reveal the chemistry inherent in these macromolecular structures. A number of surprising and sometimes controversial results have emerged from recent neutron structures; because it is difficult to see or predict hydrogen atoms in X-ray structures, when they are seen by neutrons they can be in unexpected locations with important chemical and biological consequences. Here we describe examples of chemistry seen with neutrons for the first time in biological macromolecules over the past few years. macromolecular neutron crystallography, biological macromolecules, neutron
Neutron crystallography to inform drug design targeting SARS-CoV-2 main protease

Talk from one of the ILL colloqia. See colloquia list at the bottom for other talks. COVID-19, caused by SARS-CoV-2, remains a global health threat after two years of the pandemic even with available vaccines and therapeutic options. The viral main protease (Mpro) is indispensable for the...

Keywords: COVID research, neutron, drug development, neutron crystallography

Resource type: video, slides

Neutron crystallography to inform drug design targeting SARS-CoV-2 main protease https://pan-training.eu/materials/neutron-crystallography-to-inform-drug-design-targeting-sars-cov-2-main-protease Talk from one of the ILL colloqia. See colloquia list at the bottom for other talks. COVID-19, caused by SARS-CoV-2, remains a global health threat after two years of the pandemic even with available vaccines and therapeutic options. The viral main protease (Mpro) is indispensable for the virus replication and thus is an important target for small-molecule antivirals. Computer-assisted and structure-based drug design strategies rely on atomic scale understanding of the target biomacromolecule traditionally derived from X-ray crystallographic data collected at cryogenic temperatures. Conventional protein X-ray crystallography is limited by possible cryo-artifacts and its inability to locate the functional hydrogen atoms crucial for understanding chemistry occurring in enzyme active sites. Neutrons are ideal probes to observe the protonation states of ionizable amino acids at near-physiological temperature, directly determining their electric charges – crucial information for drug design. Our room-temperature X-ray crystal structures of Mpro brought rapid insights into the reactivity of the catalytic cysteine, malleability of the active site, and binding modes with clinical protease inhibitors. The neutron crystal structures of ligand-free and inhibitor-bound Mpro were determined allowing the direct observation of protonation states of all residues in a coronavirus protein for the first time [1,2]. At rest, the catalytic Cys-His dyad exists in the reactive zwitterionic state (Fig. 1), with both Cys145 and His41 charged, instead of the anticipated neutral state. Covalent inhibitor binding results in modulation of the protonation states. This information was used to design nanomolar hybrid reversible covalent inhibitors with robust antiviral properties. High-throughput virtual screening, utilizing ORNL’s supercomputing capabilities, in conjunction with in vitro assays identified a lead noncovalent compound with sub-micromolar affinity. The neutron structure of Mpro in complex with the noncovalent inhibitor was used in a structure-activity relationship (SAR) study guided by virtual reality structure analysis to novel Mpro inhibitors with imporved affinity to the enzyme [3]. Our research is providing real-time data for atomistic design and discovery of Mpro inhibitors to combat the COVID-19 pandemic and prepare for future threats from pathogenic coronaviruses. [1] D.W. Kneller et al. Unusual zwitterionic catalytic site of SARS-CoV-2 main protease revealed by neutron crystallography. J. Biol. Chem.295, 17365-17373 (2020). [2] D.W. Kneller et al. Direct observation of protonation state modulation in SARS-CoV-2 main protease upon inhibitor binding with neutron crystallography. J. Med. Chem.64, 4991-5000 (2021). [3] D.W. Kneller et al. Structural, electronic and electrostatic determinants for inhibitor binding to subsites S1 and S2 in SARS-CoV-2 main protease. J. Med. Chem.64, 17366-17383 (2021). The authors acknowledge support by the National Virtual Biotechnology Laboratory, US Department of Energy. COVID research, neutron, drug development, neutron crystallography
Observation of the transition to metal hydrogen

Video from the joint ESRF-ILL colloquia. Understanding how and when molecular solid hydrogen may transform into a metal has stimulated many theoretical works since the 30’s. It is still an opened theoretical question and an experimental challenge. The quest for metal hydrogen has pushed major...

Keywords: metal hydrogen, high pressure, insulator-metal phase transition

Observation of the transition to metal hydrogen https://pan-training.eu/materials/observation-of-the-transition-to-metal-hydrogen Video from the joint ESRF-ILL colloquia. Understanding how and when molecular solid hydrogen may transform into a metal has stimulated many theoretical works since the 30’s. It is still an opened theoretical question and an experimental challenge. The quest for metal hydrogen has pushed major developments of modern experimental high pressure physics and still various claims of its observation have remained unconfirmed. In 2020, we observed and characterized the transition to metal hydrogen near 425 GPa at 80 K [1]. Very recently, the transition to metal deuterium has also been observed, showing a significant isotopic shift in pressure. In this talk, our experimental strategy will be presented as following three steps namely: 1) Demonstrate the possibility to generate pressures well over 400 GPa ( that is the limit of the conventional Diamond Anvil Cell (DAC)) by loading hydrogen in the recently developed Toroidal-DAC[2]; 2) Exhibit a reliable non-intrusive signature of the insulator-metal phase transition, i.e. total IR absorption by using the IR synchrotron radiation at SOLEIL; 3) Record combined infrared, Raman and visible observation measurements to disclose the physics at stake at the insulator-metal transition. On-going experimental developments to further characterize the intriguing properties of metal hydrogen will be discussed. [1] Synchrotron infra-red spectroscopic evidence of the probable transition to metal hydrogen. P. Loubeyre, F. Occelli and P. Dumas. Nature 577, 631 (2020). [2] Toroidal diamond anvil cell for fine measurements under extreme static pressures: data on Al, Ar and Au up to 603 GPa. A. Dewaele, P. Loubeyre, F. Occelli, O. Marie and M. Mezouar. Nature Com. 9, 2913 (2018). metal hydrogen, high pressure, insulator-metal phase transition
The European XFEL: start of user operation

Video from the joint ESRF-ILL colloquia. In the past decade we have seen very important developments in the field of accelerator based X-ray user facilities, with the advent of 4th generation synchrotron sources and MHz rate free electron lasers. The first hard X-ray free-electron laser,...

Keywords: XFEL, free-electron laser

Resource type: video

The European XFEL: start of user operation https://pan-training.eu/materials/the-european-xfel-start-of-user-operation Video from the joint ESRF-ILL colloquia. In the past decade we have seen very important developments in the field of accelerator based X-ray user facilities, with the advent of 4th generation synchrotron sources and MHz rate free electron lasers. The first hard X-ray free-electron laser, LCLS (US) became operational in 2009 and over the last decade four additional hard X-ray FELs have begun user operation. Among these, the Eu-XFEL is the first hard XFEL powered by a superconducting linear accelerator, which enables MHz rate pulse generation. A specificity of XFELs is their very short pulse duration (10-100fs) opening new scientific opportunities to probe matter at the atomic scale, with chemical selectivity and bulk sensitivity, and at the relevant timescales. After many years of construction, user operation at the Eu-XFEL ramped up gradually, and between 2017 and 2019 six instruments were delivered to the user community. In this talk I will first briefly introduce the present performance of the facility in terms of electron and photon beam characteristics. I will then give an overview of recent science highlights and comment on some important challenges ahead. XFEL, free-electron laser
Lecture Series "Basics of Macromolecular Crystallography"

In the first lecture in the lecture Series "Basics of Macromolecular Crystallography", Andrea Thorn gives an overview of protein crystallization, some of its theoretical foundation and lots of practical advice on how (and how not) to crystallize your protein. The lecture was held on the 9th of...

Scientific topics: macromolecular crystallography

Keywords: Macromolecular Crystallography, crystallography

Resource type: video

Lecture Series "Basics of Macromolecular Crystallography" https://pan-training.eu/materials/lecture-series-basics-of-macromolecular-crystallography In the first lecture in the lecture Series "Basics of Macromolecular Crystallography", Andrea Thorn gives an overview of protein crystallization, some of its theoretical foundation and lots of practical advice on how (and how not) to crystallize your protein. The lecture was held on the 9th of June 2020 via Zoom and attended by 40 participants from different institutions/countries. See below for the following parts of the lecture. macromolecular crystallography Macromolecular Crystallography, crystallography
FAIR Metadata Workshop

Presentation of the ExPaNDS draft metadata framework for FAIR Photon and Neutron (PaN) data.

Keywords: FAIR, metadata, wp2-ExPaNDS

Resource type: video

FAIR Metadata Workshop https://pan-training.eu/materials/fair-metadata-workshop Presentation of the ExPaNDS draft metadata framework for FAIR Photon and Neutron (PaN) data. FAIR, metadata, wp2-ExPaNDS PaN Community ExPaNDS and PaNOSC project members
Cryo electron microscopy

An introduction to the Diamond Light Source cryo-electron microscope facilities.

Scientific topics: cryo x-ray microscopy

Keywords: cryo-electron tomography, single particle analysis

Resource type: video

Cryo electron microscopy https://pan-training.eu/materials/cryo-electron-microscopy An introduction to the Diamond Light Source cryo-electron microscope facilities. cryo x-ray microscopy cryo-electron tomography, single particle analysis
Electronic Structure Interpretation from XANES

Introduction to XANES and Metal K-pre-edge XAS analysis to obtain electronic structure information such as symmetry, ligand-field, bonding.

Scientific topics: x-ray absorption near edge structure, x-ray absorption

Keywords: xanes, XAS

Resource type: video

Electronic Structure Interpretation from XANES https://pan-training.eu/materials/electronic-structure-interpretation-from-xanes Introduction to XANES and Metal K-pre-edge XAS analysis to obtain electronic structure information such as symmetry, ligand-field, bonding. x-ray absorption near edge structure x-ray absorption xanes, XAS
Introduction to the Practical Aspects of XAS and EXAFS data Measurement.

A practical guide on how to get prepared to measure distortion free XAS data.

Scientific topics: x-ray absorption, extended x-ray absorption fine structure

Keywords: ssrl, XAS, exafs

Resource type: video

Introduction to the Practical Aspects of XAS and EXAFS data Measurement. https://pan-training.eu/materials/introduction-to-the-practical-aspects-of-xas-and-exafs-data-measurement A practical guide on how to get prepared to measure distortion free XAS data. x-ray absorption extended x-ray absorption fine structure ssrl, XAS, exafs
XAFS, EXAFS, and XANES tutorials

xafs.xrayabsorption.org (also xafs.org) is a community site for x-ray absorption fine-structure (XAFS) and related spectroscopies. It is part of the web pages sponsored by the International XAFS Society, https://xrayabsorption.org/.

Scientific topics: extended x-ray absorption fine structure, x-ray absorption fine structure, x-ray absorption near edge structure

Keywords: xanes & exafs, xafs, exafs, xanes

Resource type: community site

XAFS, EXAFS, and XANES tutorials https://pan-training.eu/materials/xafs-exafs-and-xanes-tutorials xafs.xrayabsorption.org (also xafs.org) is a community site for x-ray absorption fine-structure (XAFS) and related spectroscopies. It is part of the web pages sponsored by the International XAFS Society, https://xrayabsorption.org/. extended x-ray absorption fine structure x-ray absorption fine structure x-ray absorption near edge structure xanes & exafs, xafs, exafs, xanes
JupyLabBook

A Jupyter Notebook used as an interactive lab book on the beamline SIRIUS (SOLEIL Synchrotron).

Keywords: labbook, jupyter notebook, SIRIUS beamline

Resource type: git, jupyter notebook

JupyLabBook https://pan-training.eu/materials/jupylabbook A Jupyter Notebook used as an interactive lab book on the beamline SIRIUS (SOLEIL Synchrotron). labbook, jupyter notebook, SIRIUS beamline
JupyFluo

JupyFluo is a Jupyter Notebook to analyze X-Ray Fluorescence (XRF) experiments on the beamline SIRIUS at the synchrotron SOLEIL. The notebook should be first set up by an Expert following the instructions in the "Expert" section. User can then follow the guidelines in the "User" section to start...

Scientific topics: x-ray fluorescence

Keywords: X-ray fluorescence, jupyter notebook, SIRIUS beamline

Resource type: git, jupyter notebook

JupyFluo https://pan-training.eu/materials/jupyfluo JupyFluo is a Jupyter Notebook to analyze X-Ray Fluorescence (XRF) experiments on the beamline SIRIUS at the synchrotron SOLEIL. The notebook should be first set up by an Expert following the instructions in the "Expert" section. User can then follow the guidelines in the "User" section to start using the notebook. Please note that the notebook is currently in development. As such, be skeptical about any unexpected results. Any feedback on the notebook or the code is welcome. x-ray fluorescence X-ray fluorescence, jupyter notebook, SIRIUS beamline