Welcome to the second installment of Mission Possible: True Tales of Team Science! In this 13-minute interview, the Lab’s Executive Comms team interviews a trio from the ALS, who worked together to build and test an automated system for studying thin film materials using a method called GIWAXS (Grazing-Incidence Wide-Angle X-ray Scattering). This ‘grazing’ method uses powerful X-rays to examine the structure of materials at the atomic level. Sadly, no goats were interviewed.
Host: Charlotta Chan, Strategic Communications
Guests:
Chenhui Zhu, Staff Scientist at the ALS
Damon English, ALS Beamline Controls Group Lead – Engineering Division
Wiebke Koepp, Research Scientist – ALS Computing Group & Program Lead – Workflows & Visualization
Running Time: 12:39
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Will be cool if we can do podcast with other personal ,like trades or custodians.
Give us a few names! Everyone has a story and we love to help tell it.