Beamline X26A NSLS

Welcome to the X26A beamline web-page at the National Synchrotron Light Source, Brookhaven National Lab. X26A is a Synchrotron-based Hard X-Ray Microprobe at the NSLS and we're dedicated to the development and application of x-ray microbeam analytical techniques (e.g. microprobe, microspectroscopy, microdiffraction, microtomography) in geochemistry and environmental sciences. Other programs such as chemistry, biology, material science, etc. are supported through the General User program. The participating research teams (PRT's) that fund the beamline include the University of Chicago's Consortium for Advanced Radiation Sources (CARS), The University of Kentucky (College of Agriculture), and Brookhaven National Lab's Department of Environmental Sciences. This web-page is intended to provided information for existing and interested future users about beamline status, contact information, links to help users make sure they have all the necessary information and paperwork completed before arrival, and general information about the capabilities of the beamline and future upgrades. As always, if the information you seek isn't here, feel free to contact us. Thanks.




Welcome to X26A Information For Users X26A Recent News X26A Beamtime Schedule X26A Contact Information X26A Configuration Info X26A Beamline Status X26A Downloads X26A Computing X26A Publications X26A Science Highlights X26A Acknowledgement NSLS WebSite NSLS PASS BNL WebSite BNL Visitor's Guide X27A Microprobe CARS at the APS	Welcome to the X26A beamline web-page at the National Synchrotron Light Source, Brookhaven National Lab. X26A is a Synchrotron-based Hard X-Ray Microprobe at the NSLS and we're dedicated to the development and application of x-ray microbeam analytical techniques (e.g. microprobe, microspectroscopy, microdiffraction, microtomography) in geochemistry and environmental sciences. Other programs such as chemistry, biology, material science, etc. are supported through the General User program. The participating research teams (PRT's) that fund the beamline include the University of Chicago's Consortium for Advanced Radiation Sources (CARS), The University of Kentucky (College of Agriculture), and Brookhaven National Lab's Department of Environmental Sciences. This web-page is intended to provided information for existing and interested future users about beamline status, contact information, links to help users make sure they have all the necessary information and paperwork completed before arrival, and general information about the capabilities of the beamline and future upgrades. As always, if the information you seek isn't here, feel free to contact us. Thanks. Next General User Proposal Deadline: September, 2008
Beamline X26A receives support the following organizations: