Photon Science Seminar Series | Stanford Synchrotron Radiation Lightsource

SLAC’s Photon Science Seminar Series brings together scientists from SLAC’s Linac Coherent Light Source, Stanford Synchrotron Radiation Lightsource, Photon Science and Accelerator directorates, including researchers from the Center for Sustainable Energy through Catalysis and two joint SLAC-Stanford institutes: the Stanford Institute for Materials and Energy Sciences and the Pulse Institute for Ultrafast Energy Science.

The seminar series’ main goals are to stimulate scientific exchange within the photon science community at SLAC, and to make people aware of both the science that’s underway using the SSRL and LCLS machines and the capabilities they offer.

Speakers are invited by four representatives: Yijin Liu, SSRL, Joshua Turner, LCLS, Adi Natan, Photon Science and James Cryan, PULSE.

Date	Seminar Title
04/08/2015	Imaging Quantum States with X-ray Compton Scattering
04/01/2015	Amyloid diffraction at XFELs
03/25/2015	Laboratory Astrophysics, Electron Beam Ion Traps, and the Fe XVII Saga
03/18/2015	DOE FESAC Chair Mark Koepke Presents Special Seminar, ‘Partnering on Grand-challenge Opportunities at the Fusion Energy Sciences Frontiers’
03/11/2015	Nanofabrication of Diffractive X-ray Optics for Synchrotrons and XFELs
03/04/2015	Electronic and structural dynamics in transition metal complexes – recent results from synchrotron and XFEL experiments
02/25/2015	Ultrafast X-ray Spectroscopy of Warm Dense Matter
02/18/2015	Streaking spectroscopy for femtosecond applications and FEL development
02/11/2015	How Can X-ray Transient Absorption Spectroscopy Aide Solar Energy Research?
02/04/2015	Tackling Big Challenges Using Tiny Crystals
01/28/2015	Probing chemical reactions on surfaces in real time
01/21/2015	Towards attosecond measurement in molecules and at surfaces

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Attending a Lecture

The lectures take place every Wednesday at 3:00 p.m. in SLAC’s Building 901 Redtail Hawk conference room. Every presentation will be preceded by 15 minutes of informal discussion over cookies and coffee, and will be followed by time for anyone in the audience to share recent results or exciting experimental techniques.

If you have a SLAC badge, please bring it with you to make passing through Gate 17 on your way to Building 901 easier. If you do not have a badge, please meet Samira Baradaran the Security Badge Office at 2:50 p.m. She will escort you through the gate and to the lecture.

SLAC is located at 2575 Sand Hill Road, Menlo Park, CA. 94025. Please visit our Maps and Directions page for driving directions to the laboratory.

If you have specific questions or concerns about attending a lecture, please contact Samira Baradaran.