XRD Training Workshop at Royce Cambridge

X-ray Diffraction (XRD) provides information on the crystallographic phases in solid materials. However, analysis of XRD data can be complex, often requiring detailed knowledge of the physical processes taking place to correctly interpret findings. The event aims to assist instrument users in understanding how to best approach their own data through shared examples and investigation.

If you plan to use X-ray diffraction to support your research but do not have background knowledge in Material Science, this workshop is for you. Through intense practical exercises, you will learn how to analyse X-ray diffractograms with confidence.

This comprehensive training will cover:
•    The basics of analysing X-ray Diffraction patterns
•    Moving to more advanced topics and the meanders of Rietveld refinements.

Through the demonstration of basic analysis principles, working with training datasets, and user-submitted examples, the content will help users of the University of Cambridge’s XRD facilities develop understanding of best practice approaches to exploring their own data.

The workshop is aimed at MPhil, PhD students and PDRA who are making use of the XRD facilities on campus to generate data in support of their research.

Book a spot now: https://www.royce.ac.uk/events/xrd-training-workshop-at-royce-cambridge/