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We are looking for a motivated PhD student working on the project "Interplay of structure and dynamics in aluminum phosphate frameworks" in my group at Bremen University.
Application deadline is July 7th.
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Remember those patterns? Our article is finally out on @naturecomms.bsky.social and you can read what disordered marvels caused them! Thanks to @nchampness.bsky.social @ellamschmidt.bsky.social & all the great scientists I joined in this journey 🎆
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You should also consider the diffuse scattering satellite right before the conference: ecanews.org/sig-14/2025/...

You also geek out on disordered & defective materials? I and @hannabostroem.bsky.social are organizing a dedicated session at the coming 35th European #crystallography meeting: we'd love to see and showcase your research ✨

Submissions are open at ecm35.org until 30th April, consider joining us!

True the Fourier is typically slow, but the generation of the disordered model is at the moment even slower, I guess. But the Reverse Monte Carlo community should be able to benefit a lot

definitely not just the speed, I can spot the Braggs in there!

I would be tempted to try and fit this data with this approach: journals.aps.org/prmaterials/...
Is the raw data available?

@stecanossa.bsky.social I guess you would be a master of this :-)

Exposing a most unscrupulous journal How one scientist uncovered identity theft, fictitious authors, and plagiarism at a nanoscience publication

Michael Fischer (@zeolitemifi.bsky.social) has uncovered an especially severe case of fraud involving a scientific journal. Read the whole story here:
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That looks really cool, also to figure out the different types of stacking and how they are related.... So I guess I have two weeks till my lecture where I want to talk about close packing to start shopping and building....

Oh, I should also prepare such large structural models for our lectures. 3D works so much better than just showing them on screen.

Thank you! I keep telling myself that I should try to sell diffraction patterns as art or bathroom tiles to raise funds for the research :-)