The Henry Royce Institute at the University of Manchester is hosting a full-day HAXPES showcase aimed at boosting industry engagement. Part of the institute’s mission is to provide access to the latest facilities and capability to UK companies, thereby catalysing industrial collaboration and exploitation of materials research.
Overview
HAXPES uses higher energy X-rays to extend XPS sampling depths towards the bulk of a material with elemental and chemical specificity. The Scienta Omicron HAXPES Lab at the University of Manchester brings what was a technique limited to national synchrotron facilities like Diamond into the laboratory, opening up applications of this characterisation technique to a much broader range of fields.
This event will host esteemed, expert speakers who will enlighten the audience on how HAXPES is a technique that can be leveraged by industry. Attendees will be offered the possibility of lab tours and demonstrations of the HAXPES Lab. This event will be hybrid, with lunch and refreshments provided to those attending in person at the Core Technology Facility, Dalton Room.
See here for full programme.
Registration will remain open one day before the event but you can no longer request dietary requirements.
Presenters
– Dr. Alex Shard, National Physical Laboratory, “Practical lab-based HAXPES”
– Prof. Atushi Ogura, Meiji University, Meiji Renewable Energy Institute, “Tailoring buried interfaces and the performance of electronic devices”|
– Dr Andy Naylor, Department of Chemistry, Uppsala University – Energy-tuned XPS used to study battery interfaces
– Dr. Paul Roussel, AWE Nuclear Security Technologies, “HAXPES applications to nuclear forensics”
– Dr. Ben Spencer, Department of Materials and Henry Royce Institute, The University of Manchester, “Case studies from the Royce HAXPES Lab”
Panelists
A panel discussion invites attendees to discuss the measurement needs of industry that may be met with HAXPES. The discussion will be progressed by our expert panel, who will first present some of their own data to spark the discussion. Attendees are also welcome to present information if useful; please contact the organisers ahead of the meeting.
Our panellists are:
– Dr. David Cant, Senior Scientist, National Physical Laboratory
– Dr. Olivier Renault, Université Grenoble Alpes and the French Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission (CEA)
– Dr. Paul Roussel, AWE Nuclear Security Technologies
– Dr. Anna Regoutz, Department of Chemistry, University College London
– Dr. Tien-Lin Lee, Principle Beamline Scientist, Diamond Light Source
– Dr. Benjamen Reed, National Physical Laboratory: Beyond the surface — Obtaining surfac free depth distribution information from combined XPS and HAXPES spectra
-Dr. Megan O. Hill, MAX IV Laboratory : Depth-Resolved X-Ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy Evidence of Intrinsic Polar States in HfO2-Based Ferroelectrics
Chaired by Emerita Prof. Wendy Flavell, Department of Physics and Astronomy and the Photon Science Institute, The University of Manchester