- High-energy X-ray Special Interest Group (HEX-SIG)
- Jonathan Almer, APS
- The focus of this SIG is on current and future beamlines operating above ~30 keV, with goals of exchanging ideas and latest achievements among the beamlines and encouraging common projects and developments. The group meets monthly on the first Monday.
- High Pressure
- Jesse Smith, HP-CAT
- Ercan Alp, APS
- Vitali Prakapenka, GSECARS
- The high-pressure group promotes awareness of the high-pressure research activities and associated facilities at the APS and elsewhere. This group meets on the third Monday of every month from 1:00 pm to 2:00 pm virtually.
- Soft Matter
- Binhua Lin, University of Chicago, or Jin Wang, APS
- The Soft Matter group promotes awareness of the Soft Matter research activities at the APS and elsewhere. This group meets on the second Monday of each month from 12:00 pm to 1:00 pm in the LOM 434 conference room.
- Small Angle Scattering
- Mrinal Bera, University of Chicago, or Pete Jemian, APS
- This group meets on the first Tuesday of each month at noon in LOM 433 conference room to promote awareness of the small-angle scattering facilities at the APS and elsewhere on the Argonne campus. The group maintains an email distribution list to foster communications among the various research groups.
- Surface and Interface Scattering
- Zhan Zhang, APS
- LOM 437-C010, 12:00-1:00 pm, 3rd Monday of each month.
- The surface and interface scattering group meets to promote awareness of surface and interface scattering science and facilities at the APS. All interested parties are welcome to attend.
- Ultrafast
- Burak Guzelturk and Cunming Liu, XSD
- This group is organized on the theme of "science and techniques that use the pulsed structure of the APS to study time-resolved phenomenon from a few picoseconds to microseconds." Seminars are held virtually and announced via the Aps_resident_users mail list.
- X-ray Spectroscopy
- Chengjun Sun and Yongseong Choi, APS
- Meetings are held 11:00 am to 11:50 am on the second Wednesday of each month in LOM 434, C010 conference room. Those interested in recent developments in X-ray Spectroscopy, both scientific research and technique/beamline/ facilities development, are encouraged to join the discussions.
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