Opportunities in chemical sciences with a next generation XFEL

A webinar on opportunities in chemical sciences with a next generation XFEL

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The UK Catalysis Hub are hosting a webinar on opportunities in chemical sciences with a next generation XFEL.

In this webinar we will briefly overview the questions: what is an XFEL and what can they do in chemical sciences? We will discuss how time-resolved x-ray spectroscopy gives new insights and understanding. We will report on work already carried out and future potential in the study of chemical dynamics. Future opportunities in studying ultrafast dynamics of electron and energy transfer using THz/IR activation of chemical dynamics and opportunities in catalysis research will be discussed.

Speakers:

Jon P Marangos (Imperial), Julia Weinstein (Sheffield), Rebeca Ingle (UCL), Sophia Diaz-Moreno (Diamond), Andrew Burnett (Leeds) and Thomas Penfold (Newcastle) - (UK XFEL Chem Team).

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