#TheLightStuff: online lectures on materials science with scattering and diffraction

23/03/2020

BAM has teamed up with the Diamond Light Source to bring you an ongoing series of online lectures. The lectures focus on early career researchers in materials science using scattering and diffraction techniques as part of their research. The talks are intended to provide an insight into the various uses, developments and theory of the scattering and diffraction techniques.

These lectures can be attended via Zoom by to up to 100 attendees.

The lectures will be recorded as well, and (with permission of the presenter) will be made available online afterwards for a broader educational reach at #TheLightStuff YouTube channel.

Scheduled lectures:

(please note the new UTC time starting with 30th October lecture; CET = UTC + 1)

• 4^th December at 14.30 UTC: Final lecture "Thanks for joining - special edition"
• 27^th November at 14.30 UTC with Laura M. Henning from the Technische Universität Berlin, DE
• 20^th November at 14.30 UTC with Dr Paavo Penttilä from the Aalto University, FI
• 13^th November at 14.30 UTC with Dr Caleb Massey from ORNL, US
• 6^th November at 14.30 UTC with Dr Eamonn Connolly from Diamond Light Source, GB
• 30^th October at 14.30 UTC with Dr Sabrina Disch from the University of Cologne, DE
• 23^rd October at 13.30 UTC with Dr Mi Tian from the University of Exeter, GB
• 16^th October at 13.30 UTC with Dr Petr Čermák from MGML, Charles University, Prague, CZ
• 9^th October at 13.30 UTC with Dr Judith Houston from ESS, SE
• 2^nd October at 13.30 UTC with Dr Benjamin Agyei-Tuffour from the University of Ghana, GH
• 25^th September at 13.30 UTC with Dr Tim Snow from Diamond Light Source, GB
• 18^th September at 13.30 UTC with Dr Hamish Yeung from the University of Birmingham, GB
• 11^th September at 13.30 UTC with Dr Matthew R. Rowles from the Curtin University, AU
• 4^th September at 13.30 UTC with Dr Glen Smales from BAM, DE
• 28^th August at 13.30 UTC with Dr Giuditta Perversi from Maastricht University, NL
• 21^st August at 8.00 UTC with Dr Katie Sizeland from ANSTO, AU
• 14^th August at 13.30 UTC with Dr Helen Duncan from the University College London, GB
• 7^th August at 13.30 UTC with Dr Kirsten Marie Ørnsbjerg Jensen from the University of Copenhagen, DK
• 31^st July at 8.00 UTC with Dr Susi Seibt from ANSTO, AU
• 24^th July at 13.30 UTC with Dr Arwen Tyler from the University of Leeds, GB
• 17^th July at 13.30 UTC with Prof Dr Eva M. Herzig from the University of Bayreuth, DE
• 10^th July at 13.30 UTC with Dr Pradip Pachfule from the Technische Universität Berlin, DE
• 3^rd July at 13.30 UTC with Dr Karin Kleiner from the University of Münster, DE
• 26^th June at 8.00 UTC with Dr Helen Brand from ANSTO, AU
• 19^th June at 13.30 UTC with Dr Carlotta Giacobbe from ESRF, FR
• 12^th June at 13.30 UTC with Dr Inês C. B. Martins from BAM, DE
• 5^th June at 14.30 UTC with Dr Johanna Jochum from the Technical University Munich, DE
• 29^th May at 14.30 UTC with Dr Annela Seddon from University of Bristol, GB
• 22^nd May at 14.30 UTC with Dr Adam H. Clark from Paul Scherrer Institute, CH
• 15^th May at 14.30 UTC with Prof. Tabbetha A. Dobbins from the Rowan University, US
• 7^th May at 14.30 UTC with Dr Natasha Stephen from the University of Plymouth, GB
• 30^th April at 14.30 UTC with Dr Frédéric De Geuser from SIMaP/Grenoble INP, FR
• 24^th April at 8.00 UTC with Dr Helen Maynard-Casely from ANSTO, AU
• 17^th April at 15.30 UTC with Prof Lilo Pozzo from the University of Washington, US
• 3^rd April at 14.30 UTC with Dr Andrew McCluskey from Diamond Light Source, GB
• 27^th March at 14.30 UTC with Dr Christine Beavers from Diamond Light Source, GB

Please note that given the international nature of the lectures, the timings of the lecture will vary to coordinate with the lecturer's availability and time zone.

To participate, use the meeting join link here.

For further questions, please contact scattering@bam.de. The lectures are organized by Dr Brian Pauw, BAM together with Dr Claire Murray Diamond Light Source, Dr Glen Smales, BAM and Jenni Haberland, BAM.