Petra Pernot

TL;DR: The beamline presented is dedicated to small-angle X-ray scattering of macromolecules in solution operating with a high-throughput sample-changer robot and automated data analysis for quality control and feedback.

TL;DR: A robotic sample changer for solution X-ray scattering experiments optimized for speed and to use the minimum amount of material has been developed and is now in routine use at three high-brilliance European synchrotron sites.

TL;DR: The use of fast X-ray computed microtomography (CMT) showed that the development of gas cell structures during fermentation first depends on a critical time, determined by overall expansion and before which bubbles grow freely according to a simple exponential law as mentioned in this paper.

TL;DR: Computed laminography with synchrotron radiation is developed and carried out for three-dimensional imaging of flat, laterally extended objects with high spatial resolution in this paper, where the experimental conditions of a stationary x-ray source have been taken into account by a scanning geometry different from that employed with movable conventional laboratory X-ray sources.

TL;DR: Hard x rays from a synchrotron source are used in this implementation of computed laminography for three-dimensional imaging of flat, laterally extended objects and demonstrates the wide application potential for the 3D inspection and quality assessment in microsystem technology.