Dr Monik Panchal recently gave a talk as part of the @UKCatalysisHub webinar series. The talk focused on the advancements in lab based XAS and the capabilities at DXAF! To check it out use the link below: ukcatalysishub.co.uk/easyxaf… #DXAF #LabXAS #EXAFS #XANES #Catalysis #insitu

Interested in conducting fluorescence measurements? Stay tune to DXAF as we are currently commissioning an fluorescence mode set up for our lab-based XAS! #XAS #fluorescence #catalysis #xanes #exafs #durhamuniversity #dxaf @DurhamChemistry

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Interested in understanding your 'regular metals', 'boring alloy' and 'weird metals' environments, DXAF might be able to help. Our instrument has the capability of probing the environment of elements with an absorption energy of between 5 - 20 keV. Curious? Get in touch!

Happy Pi Day to all! This ratio between circumference and diameter is rolling around everywhere you look, including in at DXAF via the magic of the Rowland Circle! Interested to find out more? Sign up to our newsletter using the link below forms.gle/DBiTYMuJcTrqCKec9

Things were getting hot and steamy in DXAF this week. In situ XAS studies of Co sample with a reduction followed by a hydration at temperature using our vaporiser! Interested in getting our cell wet or other similar experiments? Contact DXAF via xafs@durham.ac.uk

The latest newsletter is out for the facility, including a discussion about the factors to consider when performing lab-based In situ XAS studies! Check it out and subscribe by using the link below: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F… @DurhamChemistry @durham_uni #insitu #EXAFS #catalysis

Getting cracking in 2024 with an in situ EXAFS study @DurhamChemistry! Study on how reducibility varies in Ni samples, including temperature changes and transitions from oxide to metal Get in touch if you are interested XAS studies under changing temperature and gas conditions!