Workshop on
"An Application of Microfocus
X-Ray Sources in Material-, Environmental-, Life-Science and
Archeometry",. Berlin-Adlershof, 3 September 2002. Location: BESSY GmbH,
Albert-Einstein-Str.15, 12489 Berlin-Adlershof, Germany Organized
by BESSY GmbH, Berlin Interdisziplinärer Forschungsverbund UV
& Röntgentechnologien and OpTec
Berlin-Brandenburg Organization
and Program: Prof. Dr. W.
Eberhardt, BESSY GmbH Dr. W. Braun,
BESSY GmbH Prof. Dr. A. Erko,
BESSY GmbH Dr. B. Kanngießer,
TU Berlin Prof. Dr. W. Sandner,
MBI, Berlin Prof. Dr. Wolf
Görner, BAM List
of invited speakers: 1. Dr. Christian Brouder, University of Paris,
France 2. Michael Drakopoulos, ESRF, France 3. Prof. Dr. Peter Fratzl, Montanuniversität Leoben,
Austria
4. Dr. Alexander Simionovichi, ESRF,
France 5. Prof. Dr. Szabina Torök, KFKI, Hungary Invited
Organizations: Max-Born
Institute, BAM, IfG, PTB, HASYLAB. Aims The
primary aim of this Workshop is to assess the state of the art and
reliability of x-ray microbeam analysis and applications in different areas.
The second main goal of the workshop to discuss the instrumentation and
scientific program for the BESSY Microfocus beamline, suggested by BESSY to
be designed and built by project partners and potential users. The Workshop
is organized in such a way to maximise transfer of knowledge among the
participants.
Program
Tuesday, 3 September 2002.
8:45 Opening. Wolfgang Eberhardt (BESSY Scientific Director) 9:00 Alexander Simionovichi, Michael Drakopoulos, ESRF, France X-Ray Microfocus
experiments at ESRF / X-ray micro-diffraction and associated techniques:
design and appications 10:00 Peter
Fratzl, Österreichische Akademie der Wissenschaften & Montanuniversität Leoben,
Austria, Investigation
of Bones, Wood and Teeth by x-ray microdiffraction and scanning small- angle
x-ray scattering 10:40
Coffee Break 11:15 Birgit Kanngießer, TU Berlin Depth
sensitive investigations of layer systems with SYXRF 11:40 Szabina Torök, KFKI, Hungary Environmental
Applications with SYXRF 12:15 Burkhard Beckhoff, PTB, Berlin Microfocus-TXRF on Wafers 12:50 Lunch Break 14:00 Christian Brouder, University Paris Micro-XAFS
in the environmental research 14:30 Matthias Schnürer, Max-Born-Institut Berlin Laser
driven plasma as EUV- and X-ray micro sources for nano-structuring and spectroskopy
of complex systems 15:00 Coffee
Break 15:30 Alexei
Erko / Martin Radtke, BESSY GmbH / BAM, Berlin Microfocus
beamline project at BESSY 16:00 Discussion Parameters
and possible applications of the BESSY Microfocus beamline 17:00 Summary 17:10 End of Workshop
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