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This workshop focused on understanding processes in homogeneous (both biological and small molecule) and heterogeneous catalysis, using synchrotron-based methods. The workshop also covered more traditional applications (using XANES and EXAFS), as well as applications of XES, RIXS and time-resolved methods.

 

The workshop was part of the 2011SSRL / LCLS Annual Users' Meeting and Workshops.

My iPod shuffle (overview)

Only a geek would put digital images of his smile on Flickr!

Only a geek would put digital images of his smile on Flickr!

A close-up view of the inside of the part.

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predictable outcome of an unequal contest.

  

Only a geek would put digital images of his smile on Flickr!

From the side. Apparently the upper part of my neck curves the wrong way. It wanted to show solidarity with my back, perhaps?

carbon print on drawing paper, xray neg taken with 8x10 pinhole camrea

Xray of the 5.6 mm piece of glass in my right hand. Photo taken with iPhone using the Instamatic app, of a black and white print from the hospital copy machine.

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