Beamline 29-ID

 
Taking Lessons from a Sea Slug, Study Points to Better Hardware for Artificial Intelligence
09.20.2021
Taking Lessons from a Sea Slug, Study Points to Better Hardware for Artificial Intelligence: A new study by researchers who carried out experiments at the U.S. Department of Energy’s Advanced Photo...
29-ID-C,D, 33-ID-D,E
Understanding SrTiO3’s Dual Role as an Insulator and Conductor
01.23.2023
Understanding SrTiO3’s Dual Role as an Insulator and Conductor: Researchers used the U.S. Department of Energy’s Advanced Photon Source to perform a variety of studies using an array of synchrotr...
29-ID-C,D, 33-ID-D,E
Observing Electronic Flat Bands in a 3D Pyrochlore Lattice
03.26.2024
Quantum materials are increasingly being explored for their exotic properties. One phenomenon called an electronic flat band can occur in quantum materials with just the right geometric structure. The...
29-ID-C,D
Rodolakis of the APS Conveys Excitement of Science Via Argonne STEM Chat
12.03.2021
Fanny Rodolakis of the Advanced Photon Source was a big hit with the Lowell Elementary (IL) fifth graders when she spoke to them virtually about science under the auspices of the Argonne National Laboratory STEM Chat program sponsored by Argonne Education and Outreach.
29-ID-C,D
New material senses neurotransmitters in the brain
10.01.2020
Researchers used XAS measurement at 29-ID to study a new material developed by scientists from three different disciplines. This material can sense glutamate in the brain, and it may lead to new tools to combat neurological disorders. It could also provide the next big steps toward brain-machine interfaces.
29-ID-C,D
A Kappa Diffractometer for Intermediate X-ray Energies at APS Beamline 29-ID
10.02.2020
An ultra-high vacuum, non-magnetic kappa geometry diffractometer has been designed by the Nanopositioning Group and is being commissioned for the resonant soft x-ray scattering (RSXS) branch of the Intermediate Energy X-ray (IEX) beamline 29-ID at the Advanced Photon Source (APS).
29-ID-C,D
Novel intermediate energy X-ray beamline opening for researchers
11.20.2015
Researchers working to create next-generation electronic systems and to understand the fundamental properties of magnetism and electronics to tackle grand challenges such as quantum computing have a new cutting-edge tool in their arsenal.
29-ID-C,D
 

 

Getting Ready For Your Experiment

The Intermediate Energy X-Ray (IEX) beamline 29-ID is currently accepting general users. For more details regarding beamlime specifications and performances visit: 

This beamline operates at energies between 250 and 2200 eV using the first harmonic, and up to 3000 eV with limited flux using the 3rd harmonic (e.g. for in-situ sample alignment). It focuses on:

IEX is part of the Magnetic Materials Group in the X-ray Science Division of the Advanced Photon Source.

 

Contacts
   
Beamline Phone(630)252-2601  
Jessica McChesney   (630)252-7107ARPES
John Freeland      (630)252-9614    RSXS, XMCD
Hao Zheng(630) 252-2889hao.zheng@anl.govRSXS