Program
SNBL High gas pressure workshop.
Meeting Room 500 ESRF
8 November 2007
Chair : Prof. V Dmitriev ( SNBL)
14.00 | Welcome and introduction | Dr. P Pattison (SNBL) |
14.30 | Equipment for in-situ catalysis at SNBL | Dr. O Safonova (SNBL) |
15.00 | An eye on the inside; a multi-technique in-situ approach to study catalytic materials | Dr. A M Beale (Utrecht University) |
15.30 | Challenges in hydrogen storage materials - what can we learn using synchrotron radiation | Dr. H Bitter (Utrecht University) |
16.00 | Achieving various gas-pressure/vacuum environments for diffraction experiments on functional materials using capillary geometry |
Dr. O Leynaud (Birkbeck College, London) |
16.30 | Combining SAXS, WAXS and EXAFS for investigating crystallization processes | Dr. W Bras (DUBBLE) |
17.00 | Visit to SNBL | |
18.30 | Apero and dinner at ESRF (private room next to ESRF canteen) |
9 November 2007
Chair : Dr. P Pattison (SNBL / EPFL)
Presentations of current activities by users of SNBL
9.00 | In-situ synchrotron X-ray diffraction investigations of hydrogen storage materials |
Dr. M Sorby (Institute for Energy Technology, Kjeller, Norway) |
9.30 | In-situ synchrotron X-Ray and neutron diffraction studies of phase-structural transformations in hydrogen storage materials |
Dr. V Yartys (Institute for Energy Technology, Kjeller, Norway) |
10.00 | Current status and future needs for in-situ studies of catalytic materials using synchrotron radiation techniques |
Prof. G Sankar (Royal Institution, London) |
10.30 | In-situ gas absorption studies using neutrons | Dr. P. Zajdel (University College London) |
11.00 | Coffee break | |
11.15 | Combining synchrotron XRD and gas adsorption to understand the breathing phenomenon in Metal Organic Frameworks | Dr. P Llewellyn (CNRS - Universite de Provence, Marseille) |
11.45 | High temperature hydrothermal synthesis (2-300 bar) | Prof. P Norby (University of Oslo) |
12.15 | Discussion round - priorities at SNBL for high gas pressure experiments |
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12.45 | End of meeting & lunch at ESRF canteen |