Welcome to a full day of talks, discussions and network opportunities on the theme - Measuring interactions: from molecules to cells!

To strengthen scientific collaboration between Sweden and Japan, the Swedish Research Council (VR) decided to fund and launch SAKURA, a new mobility programme focusing on neutron research and activities of ESS and J-PARC in particular.

Welcome to the seminar of a very prominent visitor from Japan:
Professor Kazue Kurihara, Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan

Materials compatibilization 
When: 4th September 2019, 13.15 - 16.30
Where: Location: Chemical Center, hall F, Lund University
Organizer: Lund University and sponsored by STINT 

For more information and schedule, please click here.

Thomas Hellweg currently works at the Faculty of Chemistry, Dep. of Physical and Biophysical Chemistry, Bielefeld University. Thomas does research in Physical Chemistry and Materials Science with a focus on "Soft Matter".

Welcome to a seminar next Tuesday June 18th at 14:00 which will be given by Dr. Eike C. Schulz from Max-Planck Institute for Structural Dynamics and Matter in Hamburg, Germany. He will present recent developments investigation structural dynamics of proteins using time resolved serial synchrotron crystallography.

Sylvain Bohic is a senior researcher at the French National Institute of Health & Medical Research. He is also scientific collaborator at the European synchrotron (ESRF) for nanochemical imaging development in biology and cellular analysis.

Main Organizers: Eva Arnspang Christensen SDU, Henning Friis Poulsen DTU, Rajmund Mokso, Lund.

Meeting venue: SDU Odense, room Lykeion

Jan Dhont is a Director at Forschungszentrum Jülich (Institute of Complex Systems) and a full Professor at the Physics Department at the Heinrich-Heine University in Düsseldorf. After his PhD in Physical Chemistry at the van’t Hoff Laboratory at the University of Utrecht and some years as a postdoc in Theoretical Physics at the University of Konstanz he returned to Utrecht as an Associate Professor before he accepted his current position at FZ Jülich.

Welcome to a roundtable discussion on AI in structural biology, x-ray and neutron science. The discussion is co-hosted by AIML@LU and is a part of the larger event: AI Nordic Powwow (https://nordicpowwow.com/) on May 23.

Welcome to MAX IV for the 2nd Joint ESS-MAX IV Science Colloquium!

Large spiders at small angles
Why is silk so fascinating? How do spiders spin their webs? How are we trying to understand it? Why are we yet to copy it?

Ann Terry, Researcher and Group Manager for Diffraction and Scattering, MAX IV Laboratory, and LINXS fellow and member of Dynamics Core Group.

Welcome to a seminar given by Dr. Gleb Bourenkov from beamline P14 at EMBL. He will present their recent development of phase-contrast X-ray imaging at the macromolecular crystallography beamline P14 and its application to crystal visualization, particularly for the challenging crystals that are difficult to identify by visible light.

Seminar title: Beyond absorption-based X-ray imaging: new opportunities for improved breast cancer detection

Venue: Wallenberglaboratoriet, SUS Malmö, in room Medelhavet

It is our pleasure to invite to the  2nd Camurus Lipid Research Foundation Prize Symposium. 24 of April 2019 at 13.00, Hypoteket Kyrkogatan 13, Lund

Want to do projects in Big Science?

Lund University is already delivering a host of things to European Big Science (and internationally). On the 24th of April, Lund University and Big Science Sweden will co-host a workshop at LINXS in Lund. The focus will be on academic input and delivery to Big Science facilities like ESS, MAX IV, CERN and others*, when it comes to building, maintaining and upgrading these science factories. 

Richard Neutze took his PhD in Physics in 1995 from the University of Canterbury (New Zealand). He was introduced to molecular biophysics at Oxford University (England); completed a postdoc at Tübingen University (Germany); and then moved to Uppsala University (Sweden). In 1998 Neutze became Assistant Professor at Uppsala University and he moved his group to Chalmers University of Technology in 2000.  In 2006 Neutze was appointed Professor of Biochemistry at the University of Gothenburg. He has worked on the structural biology of aquaporins; bacterial rhodopsins; photosynthetic reaction centres; and time-resolved diffraction and time-resolved wide angle X-ray scattering studies of membrane proteins, using both synchrotron radiation and X-ray free electron lasers.

Create an overview of activities in the region related to phase retrieval and tomographic reconstruction. Enable collaboration and highlight possible new projects and discuss the possibility of their realisation / funding. The participants (15-30) will be mathematicians, physicists and computing scientists. Existing tools (software packages) will be demonstrated in a form of short hands-on sessions. 

This one day workshop has for aim to establish communication between the users of high resolution X-ray imaging in their scientific work. The focus is on imaging biological tissue including in vivo studies. We will address the needs of such a community in Sweden. The outcome of this workshop will also be a document describing the activities of a new LINXS working group ‘Tomography of Biological Tissue’

Physical Chemistry, Department of Chemistry, Lund University and LINXS (Lund Institute of Advanced Neutron and X-ray Studies) have the pleasure to invite you to this mini-symposium, entitled ”Lipid self-assembly - structure, function and applications”. The focus on the presentations will be on self-assembly structure of biological relevance as revealed neutron and x-ray scattering techniques. Coffee and cake will be served during the symposium.