Research proposals are submitted through the SAU Online portal
Submission period: September 1st to 30th, 2017.
Beamtime: First Semester, 2018.
Research proposals are submitted through the SAU Online portal.
SAU Online is also the interface for giving Feedback on infrastructure and services, to submit Experimental Reports and to update Publications that have used the LNLS beamlines.
LNLS users willing to submit/participate in a new proposal should know that Experimental Reports and published work using the LNLS beamlines are important criteria during the Proposal Review Panel. All users are asked to submit reports and update publications prior to the submission.
In order to be associated to any proposal, published work has to be checked by our librarians and beamline coordinators. This procedure takes at least a week. So, update your publications in advance.
Questions regarding the submission process are answered by the User Support Services (sau@cnpem.br).
List of beamlines (and coordinators) for this call:
X-ray diffraction
XPD – Cristiane Rodella (cristiane.rodella@lnls.br)
XRD1 – Alexandre Magnus Carvalho (alexandre.carvalho@lnls.br), for the XTMS instrument at XRD1, contact directly Leonardo Wu (leonardo.wu@lnnano.cnpem.br)
XRD2 – Marcio Medeiros Soares (marcio.soares@lnls.br)
X-ray absorption
XAFS2 – Santiago Figueroa (santiago.figueroa@lnls.br)
XDS – Narcizo Marques Souza Neto (narcizo.souza@lnls.br)
DXAS – Gustavo Azevedo (gustavo.azevedo@lnls.br)
Soft X-ray spectroscopy
PGM – Julio Criginski Cezar (julio.cezar@lnls.br)
Fluorescence and tender x-ray spectroscopy
SXS – Flávio Cesar Vicentin (flavio.vicentim@lnls.br)
XRF – Carlos Alberto Perez (carlos.perez@lnls.br)
Small angle X-ray Scattering
SAXS1 – Vesna Stanic (vesna.stanic@lnls.br)
Macromolecular Crystallography
MX2 – Ana Zeri (ana.zeri@lnls.br)
X-ray imaging
IMX – Nathaly Lopes Archilha (nathaly.archilha@lnls.br)
Infrared
IR – Raul Freitas (raul.freitas@lnls.br)
The courses will offer an overview of SAXS theory, data reduction and analysis tools, as well as modelling techniques.
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