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ARPES - Angle-resolved Photoemission Spectroscopy

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Large-scale Infrastructure

Hard X-ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy P22

PETRA III
DESY, Hamburg

The Hard X-Ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy beamline P22 is dedicated to study the electronic and atomic structure of surfaces, interfaces, and bulk materials, serving users from a diverse research fields.
Large-scale Infrastructure

Bloch

MAX IV Laboratory
Lund

The Bloch beamline is dedicated to high resolution photoelectron spectroscopy, encompassing angle-resolved (ARPES), spin resolved (spin-ARPES) and core-level spectroscopy operating with photon energies between 10-1000eV.
Research Institute

SWERIM LSI group

SWERIM
Sweden

SWERIM is working to help the metal industry of Sweden access and use advanced neutron- and photon-based research facilities such as MAX IV, PERTA III, and ESS, to develop their products and address relevant challenges.
University

Corrosion Science – Jinshan Pan

KTH
Stockholm

We utilize HAXPEEM/HAXPES to resolve spatial variation of passive films, in-situ XRR/ XRD/XRF to study passivity breakdown, and operando GIXRD/HEXRD to study hydrogen-microstructure interactions of the alloys.
Large-scale Infrastructure

FinEstBeAMS

MAX IV Laboratory
Lund

Materials and atmospheric science beamline providing ultraviolet and soft X-ray radiation at two different branch lines for studies in the gas phase and solid-state.
Large-scale Infrastructure

MAXPEEM

MAX IV Laboratory
Lund

Surface imaging techniques with structural, chemical, electronic, and magnetic contrasts at spatial resolutions in the nanometer range in a single instrument.