XFEL experiment with Dr. Stan
Hello,everyone. This is Yiwen Li from Ueda Lab. I would love to introduce the beamtime experience on November with Dr.Stan from SLAC lab at Stanford University to all of you.
That was actually my first time to join XFEL experiment and the first time that I went to SACLA. When I tried to imagine how scientists working with XFEL, I was drawing a blank-admittedly I know nothing about the here. When I actually started the experiment, I was so inspired by how real researchers worked.
XFEL-based dynamic decompression was observed through experiment. We might have meet two science goals of the beamtime: seeing the homogeneous nucleation, and stretching water to below the IAPWS spinodal.
As Dr.Stan was born in Romania, we have also talked about stories regarding Vampires during lunch time, that was also quite fun.
For those of you who might want to know more about the experiment , I'll include a link to the video shoot in the former similar experiment carried out at LCLS.
Caught-camera-first-movies-droplets-getting-blown-x-ray-laser
Until next time!
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That was actually my first time to join XFEL experiment and the first time that I went to SACLA. When I tried to imagine how scientists working with XFEL, I was drawing a blank-admittedly I know nothing about the here. When I actually started the experiment, I was so inspired by how real researchers worked.
XFEL-based dynamic decompression was observed through experiment. We might have meet two science goals of the beamtime: seeing the homogeneous nucleation, and stretching water to below the IAPWS spinodal.
As Dr.Stan was born in Romania, we have also talked about stories regarding Vampires during lunch time, that was also quite fun.
For those of you who might want to know more about the experiment , I'll include a link to the video shoot in the former similar experiment carried out at LCLS.
Caught-camera-first-movies-droplets-getting-blown-x-ray-laser
Until next time!
じゃ、次の更新まで!

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