forthcoming articles

The following articles are a selection of those recently accepted for publication in Journal of Synchrotron Radiation.

See also Forthcoming articles in all IUCr journals.

Accepted 16 December 2024

Probing Soft X-ray Induced Photoreduction of a Model Mn-Complex at Cryogenic Conditions

This controlled radiation damage study at different temperatures allows to refine approaches to measure radiation damage free/limited spectra from redox senstiive metalloenzymes and metal complexes in the soft X-ray regime at synchrotrons.

Accepted 13 December 2024

Compensation for the source drift of a free-electron laser beamline by adjusting the fixed-focus constant of the grating monochromator

A method for compensating for the source drift of a free-electron laser beamline by adjusting the Cff value of a grating monochromator is introduced.

Accepted 10 December 2024

Long-term timing stabilization for pump–probe experiments at SACLA

A timing control system to stabilize the long-term timing drift between X-ray free-electron laser (XFEL) and optical laser pulses has been developed by utilizing an out-of-loop balanced optical-microwave phase detector and an arrival-timing monitor. The timing jitter and drift between the XFEL and the optical laser pulses have been reduced to less than 50 fs (RMS) over ∼49 h.

Accepted 2 December 2024

ULtimate MAGnetic Characterization (ULMAG) at the ID12 beamline of ESRF: from element-specific properties to macroscopic functionalities


Accepted 2 December 2024

Local structure of solid and liquid gold probed by reverse Monte Carlo analysis of X-ray absorption data


Accepted 1 December 2024

Novel fixed-target serial crystallography flip-holder for macromolecular crystallography beamlines at synchrotron radiation sources

We present the development of a novel fixed-target flip-holder for synchrotron serial crystallography. This holder simplifies the sample handling process, reduces dehydration risks, and enables efficient crystallography experiments with minimal sample consumption, demonstrated through successful lysozyme crystal structure determination at room temperature.


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