2017 European XFEL Users' Meeting and Satellite Meetings
The European XFEL Users’ Meeting is an annual opportunity to strengthen the interaction between the European XFEL project and the scientific user community. The scope of this meeting includes:
- Progress and current status of the European XFEL
- Instrument design developments & advances
- Selected science applications
- Current developments in the field of XFEL facilities
Status of the HED science instrument & Meeting of the HIBEF
user consortium
Date: 24 January 2017, 9:00-18:00
Location: European XFEL - Schenefeld - Room E1.173
The full-day workshop on the HED instrument and the HIBEF UC is
organized as a satellite of the 2017 European XFEL Users’ Meeting. It
will take place at the European XFEL headquarter building in Schenefeld.
In the morning, guided tours of the experimental hall and the HED
instrument, which is under construction, are offered to interested
colleagues. In a workshop session before lunch, member of the HED group
will present the current status of the HED instrument with emphasis on
the expected parameters for early user experiments which are envisaged
for 2018. In the afternoon session, the status of the HIBEF project in
general is presented, while emphasis is put on the high-intensity and
high-energy lasers as well as upcoming scientific opportunities for
strong pulsed magnetic fields in combination with the unique pulse
pattern of European XFEL.
Soft X-ray Instruments SQS and SCS
Date: 24 January 2017, 10:00-17:30
Location: DESY, Hamburg, FLASH Seminar room (building 28c)
For further information, please refer to the programme below.
Karabo 2.0: Introduction to the Control and Analysis Framework at the European
XFEL
Date: 24 January 2017, 14:00-18:00
Location: DESY Campus, Building 90 - Center for Optical Quantum
Technologies Seminar room
Experiments at the European XFEL will be run using the Karabo framework
which combines control, data management and analysis aspects.
Karabo 2.0 will be publically released before Christmas 2016.
This workshop provides an overall system description of Karabo 2.0
with an emphasis on data collection/retrieval and data analysis.
Hands-on exercises will demonstrate the use of data analysis pipelines.
For these exercises it is desirable that participants come with their own
laptops and prepare them according to instructions that will be provided
in due time.
Participants who cannot come with their own laptop should send an email
to gero.flucke@xfel.eu when registering.
Note that the number of participants is limited to 70.