The SAXS/WAXS beamline is a flexible x-ray scattering facility due to the design of the optics and a highly adaptable endstation and sample stage. The primary roles of the beamline are 2-D SAXS and WAXS in transmission or grazing incidence geometry using a large area in-vacuum Pilatus3-2M detector. A small dedicated Pilatus3-100k WAXS detector can also be used for simultaneous SAXS/WAXS measurements if needed. A flexible sample stage is used to support many sample types of in-air or in-vacuum sample environments, either provided by the beamline or you can set up your own. The vertical focusing mirror bounces the beam down allowing grazing incidence measurement on solid/gas or solid/liquid interfaces.

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Panel Beamtime SAXS / WAXS Beamline specific guidelines on how to prepare a beamtime proposal can be found through this link:  Beamtime Guide - SAXS/WAXS Panel Beamline Team Dr Pablo Mota Santiago Image Removed Postdoctoral Researcher (Deakin University) Dr Nigel Kirby Principal Scientist Dr Stephen Mudie  Image Removed Senior Scientist Dr Tim Ryan Image RemovedSusi Seibt Image Added Beamline Scientist Dr Susi Seibt Image Removed Ashish Sethi Beamline Scientist Contact: as-saxswaxs@ansto.gov.au saxswaxs@synchrotron.org Panel /wiki/spaces/SAXS/pages/291012717 (Use this link to access the full Beamline Wiki - Password required!)