Webinar series

Explore the ESRF beamlines through webinars

Everything you always wanted to know about your beamline (but were afraid to ask)

This series of monthly interactive webinars is open to the ESRF user community, especially (but not restricted) to PhD students and PostDocs.

It aims to show the enormous possibilities offered by the new Extremely Brilliant Source and how the improvements in each beamline will help shape your experiments and test your hypotheses.

The webinars will be on the ESRF Zoom platform, they will last for about 20 minutes and will be followed by a discussion of about 15 minutes, moderated by ESRF User Organisation Representatives.

Next webinars:

• Thursday 16th January 2025 at 14h00 (CET):
  ID10 Surface scattering end station - Oleg Konovalov

• Thursday 20th March 2025 at 14h00 (CET):
  BM26: DUBBLE SAXS / WAXS Beamline - Dipanjan Banerjee - Martin Rosenthal

Previous webinars:

Beamline Scientist	Webinar	Replay	PDF
Theyencheri Narayanan	ID02 Time-resolved ultra small-angle X-ray scattering beamline 25/07/2024
Carsten Detlefs	ID03 Hard X-ray Microscopy Beamline 14/12/2023
Jonathan Wright	ID11 Material Science Beamline (Diffraction and Imaging) 25/01/2024
Manfred Burghammer	ID13  Microfocus beamline 18/04/2024
Dimitrios Bessas Ilya Kupenko Alexander Chumakov	ID14 Nuclear resonance scattering at extremes 19/09/2024
Christoph Sahle	ID20 The hard X-ray inelastic scattering beamline I 16/05/2024
Marine Cotte	ID21 Tender X-ray nanoscopy beamline 12/12/2024
Andy Fitch	ID22 High-Resolution Powder Diffraction Beamline 21/03/2024
Raffaella Torchio	ID24 and BM23 X-ray Absorption Beamlines 23/11/2023
Pieter Glatzel	ID26 Hard and tender X-ray photon-in/photon-out spectroscopy 10/10/2024
Daniele de Sanctis	ID29 Time-Resolved Macromolecular Crystallography Beamline 15/02/2024
Igor Melnikov	ID30A-3 Minifocus beamline for macromolecular crystallography 20/06/2024
Didier Wermeille	XMaS/BM28, the UK materials science beamline 21/11/2024