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In-house research: Electronic structure and magnetism

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In-house research runs in parallel to beamline operation, helping us to develop and refine techniques while investigating diverse scientific areas. Staff within the group have research projects in several areas.

ID08

Electronic and magnetic properties of transition metal oxides
Complex magnetism in nano-structures and disordered ferromagnets
Transition metal magnetic impurities on surfaces
Ferroelectrics, multiferroics

ID12

High-magnetic-field XMCD on paramagnets
Dynamics of magnetization using X-ray detected magnetic resonance
X-ray optical activity in systems with broken space and time reversal symmetry

ID24/BM23

Exploration of magnetism using XANES and XMCD covering a large T,P,B parameter space
Matter at extreme pressures and temperatures (> 4000 K, > 100 GPa)
Materials science: differential XAS studies of local atomic displacements
Chemistry: heterogeoenous catalysis; in situ/operando time resolved studies