forthcoming articles

A slit-less wavelength-dispersive spectrometer design using a single-bounce monocapillary that aligns the sample on the Rowland circle, enhancing photon throughput and maintaining resolution. The compact design supports flexibility and reconfiguration in facilities without complex beamline infrastructure, significantly improving detection efficiency.

Synchrotron techniques have been used in the analysis of crystal structure and compositions of materials, in particular for analyzing the crystallization kinetics and phase segregation of perovskite solar films on humidity probing.

The performances of a spherically bent Bragg analyzer and a cylindrically bent Laue analyzer in an X-ray Raman/emission spectrometer are compared.

Characterization of an SiC free-standing membrane to be used as an X-ray beam intensity monitor.

X-ray ensemble diffraction microscopy (XEDM) is an approach to enhance the signal-to-noise ratio in high-frequency regions of scattering. This article presents direct imaging of 55 nm core–shell silica–gold nanoparticles at a 6.8 nm resolution and 19 nm nodavirus-like-particles in solution at a 2.6 nm resolution to demonstrate the high spatial resolution that is difficult to achieve by conventional coherent diffraction microscopy.

We introduce a novel approach for a real-time dual-frequency feedback system which has been firstly used at the hard X-ray nanoprobe beamline of Shanghai Synchrotron Radiation Facility. It can efficiently stabilize the X-ray beam position and stability in parallel, making use of different optical systems in the beamline.

In this work, we show that the use of ethanol to increase image contrast when imaging cardiac tissue with synchrotron X-ray phase-contrast imaging leads to heterogeneous tissue shrinkage, which has an impact on the 3D organization of the myocardium.

This review focuses on low-dose near-field X-ray speckle phase imaging in the differential mode introducing the existing algorithms with their specifications and comparing their performances under various experimental conditions.