Stress-strain measurements and data analysis

Obtaining stress-strain information is a common aim of material science experiments - also when using synchrotron instruments. Analysing synchrotron data sets is however often a challenge for researchers who are new to synchrotron experiments and a bottleneck for experienced synchrotron researchers.

By joining this workshop in person, through lectures, discussions and hands-on exercises, people can gain:

• An overview of current state-of-the-art in synchrotron stress-strain measurements and data analysis, which would be useful to both new and experienced synchrotron users (Day 1)
• A realistic feel for the data analysis process, using actual synchrotron data sets, for researchers who are new to synchrotron experiments (Day 2).

Venue

Tekniska museet, Museivägen 7, Norra Djurgården, Stockholm.

See more about the venue on the Tekniska museet's homepage .

How to get there

The programme has been organised so that people can make their own arrangements to travel on the day by train from Malmö, Lund, Göteborg, Linköping and the greater Stockholm region. Exit Stockholm Central Station via the Klarabergsviadukt and take bus 69 to Museiparken. Buses depart every 10 minutes and the journey time is 20 minutes.

Workshop programme

19 October History, state-of-the-art and future directions

10:15 Arrival and morning coffee

10:45 Programme starts - see the full programme here

  Session 1. Introduction, history and overview

  Session 2. Stress/strain data analysis

  Session 3. Applications and future experiments

17:00 End of day

20 October Hands-on data analysis

  09:00 Introduction to the group work

  Group work, with lunch and coffee breaks

  16:00 End of programme

Registration

This is an in-person event so to ensure you get coffee/lunch please register here .

Organisation

This event is co organised by the CeXS and the MetaLSF project. The MetaLSF project is sponsored by the EIT RawMaterials, which is cofunded by the European Union.