Acknowledgment Statement for Publications
The following acknowledgment statement, including the digital object identifier (DOI), must be included in all published reports of work conducted at the APS:
"This research was performed on APS beam time award(s) (DOI: <add beam time award DOI hyperlinks>) from the Advanced Photon Source, a U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Office of Science user facility operated for the DOE Office of Science by Argonne National Laboratory under Contract No. DE-AC02-06CH11357. This research used the resources of the Canadian Light Source through the CLS@APS PUP and its funding partners. Portions of this work were conducted through the eBERlight program funded by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Office of Biological and Environmental Research (BER)."
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9-BM • In-situ / Operando Spectroscopy
20-BM
25-ID | Beamline Status Updates
February 9, 2026
During this run, we are commissioning an asymmetric HERFD-XANES spectrometer for high-energy-resolution fluorescence detection at 25-ID-C; Commissioning of the asymmetric X-ray Raman scattering (XRS) setup with imaging capability is also underway at 25-ID-D.
We are excited to announce that 20-BM is in full general user operations mode allocating experimental time based on proposal score through the BAC. We have successfully measured EXAFS throughout the energy range.
Artificial Intelligence Enabled Advanced X-ray Spectroscopy in the APS-U Eraa
Argonne applying artificial intelligence methods to achieve real-time data interpretation to steer experiments.
Multi-modal characterization techniques will dramatically accelerate materials research and discovery; however, this development will result in the generation of significant quantities of data. Specifically, the advanced concept of simultaneous multimodal X-ray microprobe measurements (X-ray fluorescence, emission, and diffraction) for APS-U enhancement beamline 25-ID, will achieve full structural, chemical, and compositional information in an X-ray image with micron resolution over cm length scales...
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| Chengjun Sun | ||
| Kamila Wiaderek | ||
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