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Xenocs will participate this year in the Mobility Challenge Day organized by the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes Region, France, to promote ‘clean’ transport modes.
Different production process results in different gel properties in a surfactant based gel for pharmaceutical and cosmetics products. Cosmetic products, such as for example hair conditioners, have to meet a high number of requirements in order to fulfill...
- Application highlight - Nanocomposites are a type of composite material in which nanoscale particles or fibres (the filler) consisting of one or more materials are dispersed throughout a bulk (matrix) material. Both the filler(s) and the matrix retain elements of their own bulk material properties, while the nanoscale parameters…
Customer testimonials
How Sapienza University of Rome accelerates research with the Xeuss SAXS/WAXS instrument from Xenocs
"Having a Xeuss in our lab has made it possible to answer research questions with quickly accessible experiments, without having to wait for the availability of less handy facilities", Dr Alessandra Del Giudice, Sapienza University of Rome.
"Nano-inXider supports all experiments for pursuing our research on macromolecular complexes, such as nuclear pore complex, virus systems, and chromosomes", Prof. Seung Joong KIM, KAIST.
"With the Xeuss flexibility in the experimental setup, it is possible to imagine or design in situ experiments or sample environments...", Dr. Cristián Huck Iriart, National University of San Martín, Argentina
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X-ray scattering instruments installed since 2013
At Xenocs, we help our customers in their research, development and production of advanced materials by providing them with products and services for characterization at the nanoscale. Our solutions are based on Small and Wide Angle X-ray Scattering (SAXS/WAXS).
For more information on the SAXS/WAXS technique, have a look at our SAXS webpage.
With the Application menu, you will find plenty of information on what modern SAXS is being used for in various research domains such as polymer research, structural biology, nanoparticles & colloids, renewable energy, food science, cosmetics & consumer care, oil & gas, as well as various inorganic materials.
The characterization pages will give you some examples of the types of measurements you can perform in the lab with X-ray scattering.
For detailed descriptions on our portfolio of SAXS/WAXS instrumentation, please refer to our product webpages.
The knowledge base menu gives you access to some application notes and a large list of customer publications involving our lab instruments.
