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X-ray absorption spectroscopy for beginners

I. Ascone-IUCr2011 XAFS Tutorial -Page 1 X-ray absorption spectroscopy for beginners Isabella Ascone UMR 7223 I. Ascone-IUCr2011 XAFS Tutorial -Page 2 Acknowledgements for the organization Co-Chairs Joaquin Garc a Ruiz, Professor, Inst. de Ciencia de Materiales de Arag n (Zaragoza) Hiroyuki Oyanagi, Chair of the International X-ray absorption Society Organized in Cooperation with IUCr 2011 Local Organizing Committee, IUCr Commission on XAFS, International X-ray absorption Society I. Ascone-IUCr2011 XAFS Tutorial -Page 3 Aims of this Tutorial Promote XAFS among new users presenting the technique and its applications overview of data analysis software commonly used or under development Create a bridge between XAFS and a large IUCr Community

X-ray absorption spectroscopy The impact of the biological x-ray absorption spectroscopy (BioXAS) has increased as indicated by the number and ranking of publications Ascone et al. (2009). Journal of Synchrotron Radiation 16, 413-42. Application to physics, earth science, chemistry and biology (see presentations of Profs.

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