High-Energy X-Ray Methods

In the department “High Energy X-ray Methods”, we develop high energy X-ray methods, whereby the high energies allow the investigation of real reactor systems. Our aim is to use these methods to investigate the reaction and degradation mechanisms at the atomic/molecular level in order to generate the fundamental understanding of catalytically active interfaces and bulk phases required for material and process development. Accordingly, we develop and apply surface-sensitive high-energy X-ray methods on the one hand and high-energy X-ray scattering and imaging on the other. Complementary, we develop and use neutron methods.

Head of Department (interim) of High-Energy X-Ray Methods Department

Prof. Dr. Hans-Georg Steinrück

Direktor INW-1

• Institute for a Sustainable Hydrogen Economy (INW)

Building Brainergy-Park-Jülich /
Room 2006

+49 2461/61-96042

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Teams

High-Energy X-Ray Surface Diffraction

In the Team “High-Energy X-Ray Surface Diffraction”, we conceptualize and develop a variety of complementary surface-sensitive high-energy X-ray methods.

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High-Energy X-Ray Scattering and Imaging

In the Team “High-Energy X-Ray Scattering and Imaging”, we conceptualize and develop a variety of complementary high energy X-ray scattering and imaging methods.

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