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March 2026 ESRFnews

USER CORNER

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1 March – 28 July 2026 Scheduling period 2026 / I

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23 – 24 April 2026 BeamTime Allocation Panel meetings

for 2026 / II

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25 Aug 2026 – 28 Feb 2027 Scheduling period 2026 / II

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10 September 2026 Submission deadline for standard and

BAG proposals for 2027 / I

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15 September 2026 Experiment report submission deadline

for experiments from 2026 / I

Users with questions , comments and

ideas are welcome to contact the User

Organisation Committee ( UOC ) at any

time . Representatives of each scientific

community and their contact details

can be found at www . esrf . eu / UOC .

ESRF contacts : www . esrf . eu / Contacts .

KEY CONTACTS DATES FOR THE DIARY

NEWS FROM THE BEAMLINES

Right : Tilman Grünewald , chair of the UOC .

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The FAME beamline reopened in November last year , following a year - long shutdown .

The first users have benefitted from fully upgraded optics , including mirrors and the

monochromator , as well as , notably , a new solid - state multi - element detector – replacing

the previous one that had been in use since 1995 . “ The acquired data are of good quality ,

with a short acquisition time , allowing for the conducting of operando experiments , ” says

Maider Zarrabeitia of the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology in Germany .

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The latest X - ray photon - counting

detector from DECTRIS , a PILATUS4

XE 4M with CdTe sensor , was

installed at the beamline in December

last year . This large new - generation

detector enhances the beamline ’ s

capabilities , enabling high - quality

atomic - resolution macromolecular

crystallographic diffraction data

collection . Next improvements

include extending the high energy

range to 30 keV and enabling 2 kHz

data collection speeds .

BM26

Following the EBS upgrade , EH1 has

not been used , as the new source with

smaller horizontal emittance no longer

allows beam splitting for two

simultaneous techniques . Recently ,

EH1 has been refurbished to operate

in a time - sharing mode with EH2

( X - ray scattering ) , enabling future

experiments to be carried out .

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XMaS is converting to BLISS , the new ESRF

experiment control system . The X - ray laboratory

source is already using BLISS , making it a test bench

for the main beamline , where a first user experiment

fully running under BLISS took place recently .

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The D2AM beamline now features a

CE - certified collaborative robot ( cobot ) ,

enabling fully automated , high - throughput

experiments with thousands of samples , together

with a new 2D sample changer for simultaneous

SAXS WAXS On the fly data reduction provides

immediate feedback during measurements

while the newly acquired 4M CdTe and 4M Si

detectors significantly enhance detection

sensitivity efficiency and spatial resolution

Micro - imaging laboratory

The new Zeiss Gemini 560 SEM

has been installed . It delivers

state - of - the - art sub - nanometre

surface imaging at low kV ,

advanced in - lens detection , high

analytical flexibility and

automation , enabling high - quality ,

reproducible characterisation of

insulating biological and beam

sensitive samples

Forthcoming refurbishments

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ID11 March 2027 for about a year

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