Joint Meeting of PSRS Members and SOLARIS Centre Users

Europe/Warsaw
SOLARIS Centre

SOLARIS Centre

Czerwone Maki 98, 30-392 Cracow
Description

The conference Joint Meeting of PSRS Members and SOLARIS Centre Users will enable the exchange of knowledge and experience in scientific research using synchrotron radiation and will undoubtedly help ensure the highest world level of scientific research conducted at the synchrotron in Krakow. The meeting is a continuation of the conference "Joint Meeting of Polish Synchrotron Radiation Society and SOLARIS Centre Users", which, taking place every two years in the form of a face-to-face meeting, integrates the community of scientists conducting research using synchrotron radiation and CryoEM. 
 

The meeting will be an excellent forum for popularizing world science and disseminating knowledge about synchrotron radiation and cryogenic electron microscopy as well as research opportunities related to its use. The topics of the conference will cover virtually all areas of science, from physics to biology, chemistry, geology, and environmental engineering. The meeting will also be an opportunity to discuss development of scientific infrastructure at SOLARIS Centre and new ideas for scientific projects that can be implemented on the operating beamlines and microscopes.
 

As part of the meeting, it will be possible to present the results of research obtained with the use of synchrotron radiation and cryogenic electron microscopy as well as the opportunity to listen to lectures by invited users, who will share the results of their research. The program includes several review lectures summarizing the current state of scientific and technological achievements and presenting development trends in the field of research using the SOLARIS synchrotron and synchrotron radiation and cryogenic electron microscopy. The didactic aspect of the conference is particularly important for young scientists, graduate students, or doctoral students, who constitute the direct scientific and research base of the future scientific groups of SOLARIS users. Equally important is the opportunity to exchange experiences between more advanced users of synchrotron radiation and cryogenic electron microscopy as well as to share these experiences with a group of young scientists.
 

The conference will consist of invited lectures, oral communications and poster sessions.

 

Regulations
Sponsorship offer
Ttemplates
    • Registration and welcome coffee
    • Welcome session - Introduction to SOLARIS and PSRS: Opening
      Conveners: Jakub Szlachetko (SOLARIS National Synchrotron Radiation Centre) , Marek Stankiewicz (SOLARIS)
    • Welcome session - Introduction to SOLARIS and PSRS: Past and present of PSRS & ESUO
      Convener: Agnieszka Witkowska
    • Welcome session - Introduction to SOLARIS and PSRS: SOLARIS – Machine status
      Convener: Adriana Wawrzyniak (SOLARIS)
    • Welcome session - Introduction to SOLARIS and PSRS: SOLARIS – Research facilities
      Convener: Marcin Sikora (SOLARIS)
    • Session I - X-ray scattering in soft matter: Challenges of X-ray crystallography: Unusual molecular arrangements
      Convener: Mirosław Gilski
    • Session I - X-ray scattering in soft matter: Advanced software tools and workflows for synchrotron X-ray scattering analysis at ESRF from a user's perspective
      Convener: Maciej Jankowski
    • Session I - X-ray scattering in soft matter: Studies of the local structure of amorphous pharmaceuticals using X-ray scattering
      Convener: Karolina Jurkiewicz
    • 1:00 PM
      Lunch
    • Session II - Spectroscopy with synchrotron light (I): The importance of synchrotron studies in view of the development of hydrogen industry
      Convener: Aleksandra Mielewczyk
    • Session II - Spectroscopy with synchrotron light (I): Unveiling the active sites in co-containing perovskite-based photo-rechargeable batteries
      Convener: Taymaz Tabari
    • Session II - Spectroscopy with synchrotron light (I): Diving deep into non-stoichiometric perovskites: unveiling Co/Fe doping effects
      Convener: Paulina Gwóźdź
    • Session II - Spectroscopy with synchrotron light (I): Synchrotron radiation based techniques for agricultural research
      Convener: Josef Hormes
    • Session II - Spectroscopy with synchrotron light (I): Plasma-enhanced Physical Properties of Mn(II)-Nb(IV) Molecular Magnet Investigated with EXAFS
      Convener: Dominik Czernia
    • Session II - Spectroscopy with synchrotron light (I): Time-dependent oxidation state change during pulsed laser irradiation of colloids; an experimental XAFS study confirmed by computational analysis
      Convener: Mohammad Sadegh Shakeri
    • Session II - Spectroscopy with synchrotron light (I): Changes in the electronic structure of NiFe2O4@SiO2 nanocomposites by synthesis process and annealing
      Convener: Adam Czempik
    • 5:00 PM
      Coffee break
    • Session III - Research opportunities and support for synchrotron users: LEAPS consortium
      Convener: Jakub Szlachetko
    • Session III - Research opportunities and support for synchrotron users: ESRF access project
      Convener: Anna Wolska
    • Session III - Research opportunities and support for synchrotron users: SOLARIS User Office
      Convener: Wiktor Kotlarz
    • Session III - Research opportunities and support for synchrotron users: Light 4 Ukraine project
      Convener: Danylo Babich
    • Session III - Research opportunities and support for synchrotron users: Beyond open call – forms of access to SOLARIS
      Convener: Mikołaj Gołuński (SOLARIS)
    • Session III - Research opportunities and support for synchrotron users: PolFEL project
      Convener: Robert Nietubyć
    • 7:00 PM
      Group photo
    • Poster session
    • Session IV - X-ray scattering in hard matter: In-situ and operando synchrotron small angle X-ray scattering (SAXS) experiments, designed to understand nanoparticles assemblies in complex bio-environments
      Convener: Guillaume Brotons
    • Session IV - X-ray scattering in hard matter: Quantitative locating titanium in the framework of titanium silicalite-1 by exploiting anomalous X-ray powder diffraction
      Convener: Przemysław Rzepka
    • Session IV - X-ray scattering in hard matter: Studies of molecular order in itraconazole by X-ray diffraction
      Convener: Taoufik Lamrani
    • Session IV - X-ray scattering in hard matter: Ill – posed problems with noisy data: from optics to X-ray scattering
      Convener: Franciszek Sobczuk
    • 10:30 AM
      Coffee break
    • Session V - Ultrafast processes studied with X-ray FEL radiation: Investigating the electronic structure of molecules in solution with X-ray spectroscopy
      Convener: Nils Huse
    • Session V - Ultrafast processes studied with X-ray FEL radiation: Time-resolved RIXS and SAXS at the SCS instrument of European XFEL
      Convener: Giuseppe Mercurio
    • Session V - Ultrafast processes studied with X-ray FEL radiation: Scientific Opportunities at XFEL
      Convener: Ryszard Sobierajski
    • Session V - Ultrafast processes studied with X-ray FEL radiation: Towards new time and frequency standards with 45Sc and EUXFEL
      Convener: Tomasz Kołodziej (SOLARIS)
    • Session V - Ultrafast processes studied with X-ray FEL radiation: Ultrafast structural transformations in Fe studied by time-resolved XRD
      Convener: Oleksii Liubchenko
    • 1:00 PM
      Lunch
    • Session VI - Microspectroscopy and imaging (I): Development of ptychographic imaging with soft X-rays
      Convener: Tim A. Butcher
    • Session VI - Microspectroscopy and imaging (I): How PEEM helps in the study of antiferromagnets?
      Convener: Ewa Madej
    • Session VI - Microspectroscopy and imaging (I): Ultrathin Sn deposited on Pt(111): growth and electronic structure
      Convener: Ewa Młyńczak
    • Session VI - Microspectroscopy and imaging (I): Observing barium oxide on W(110) by low-energy, thermionic and photoemission electron microscopy
      Convener: Paweł Nita
    • 4:30 PM
      Coffee break
    • SOLARIS giuded tour
    • 7:00 PM
      Networking meeting TBA

      TBA

    • Session VII - Microspectroscopy and imaging (II): Nano-FTIR spectroscopy of single cell sections
      Convener: Martin Schnell
    • Session VII - Microspectroscopy and imaging (II): CryoEM – A perfect tool for investigation of protein cages polymorphism
      Convener: Artur Biela
    • Session VII - Microspectroscopy and imaging (II): Checkmymetal (cmm): validating metal-binding sites in X-ray and Cryo-EM data
      Convener: Michał Gucwa
    • Session VII - Microspectroscopy and imaging (II): How do plants manage their microelements? Untangling the Zn transport mechanisms between lateral roots
      Convener: Oskar Siemianowski
    • Session VII - Microspectroscopy and imaging (II): New polymeric materials based on cationic photopolymerisation processes for 3D printing technology (3D-VAT) based on digital light processing
      Convener: Joanna Ortyl
    • 11:00 AM
      Coffee break
    • Session VIII - Spectroscopy with synchrotron light (II): On the origin of circular dichroism in ARPES spectra from graphene, WSe2, and other quantum materials
      Convener: Łukasz Pluciński
    • Session VIII - Spectroscopy with synchrotron light (II): Absolute calibration of the solar X-ray spectrometer BRAXIS for a NASA MidEx mission
      Convener: Marek Stęślicki
    • Session VIII - Spectroscopy with synchrotron light (II): Unveiling impervious band crossings in the bulk of topological nodal-line semimetal ZrAs2
      Convener: Ashutosh Wadge
    • Session VIII - Spectroscopy with synchrotron light (II): Electronic Structures of Dirac Semimetals LaCuSb2 and LaAgSb2
      Convener: Marcin Rosmus
    • Session VIII - Spectroscopy with synchrotron light (II): Understanding the mechanism of beam damage on copper thin films
      Convener: Aleksandra Figura-Jagoda
    • Session VIII - Spectroscopy with synchrotron light (II): Band-bending, Band-tailing, 2D Electron Gas at Te doped InAs Surfaces
      Convener: Jacek Kołodziej
    • Closing remarks