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Imaging of radiosensitive materials with serial electron diffraction

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The two faces of water

Phase change of water ice of different densities at very low temperatures

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Close-up of a potential drug carrier

Studying phase transition in nanogels

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New lenses for record X-ray focus

Optimizing the design of multilayer Laue lenses

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Explaining battery voltage fade

Identification of nanoscale defects in lithium-rich layered oxides

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Overcoming energy barriers

Studying active catalytic sites on platinum nanocrystals

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Every phonton counts

Dose-efficient imaging of biological materials with Compton X-ray microscopy

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Internal affairs of a bioplastic

Investigation of the molecular structure of a lignin-based polymer

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Watching a gold film grow

Real-time observation of nanolayer formation at record speed

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A new fix for broken bones

Analysis of the bone ultrastructure around biodegradable magnesium implants

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Ice under pressure

Determination of the compressibility of water ice at high pressures

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Tiny tensile wires

In situ observation of strain in growing nanowires

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Shapes that matter

Orbital imaging of the excited states of α-manganese sulfide

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A deep look into our planet’s interior

Determination of the elasticity of ferropericlase in the Earth’s deep mantle

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A delicate procedure

Studying the effects of atmospheric-pressure plasma treatment on silver nanowire networks

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It’s all a matter of timing

A new method for the temporal gating of X-ray pulses

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Different looks, different responses

Observing the shape of palladium nanoparticles during redox cycles

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Most frequently used detector models

LAMBDA 7.5M

Large detector area for demanding synchrotron experiments

The LAMBDA 7.5M provides a large active detector area while retaining the full performance of the LAMBDA platform. Its 55 µm pixels and noise-free photon counting deliver high-quality diffraction and imaging data across the entire field of view. Frame rates of up to 2000 fps at 12-bit or 1000 fps at 24-bit dynamic range make it ideal for large-area, time-resolved experiments. Despite its size, the detector integrates seamlessly into modern beamline environments and supports reliable operation during extended measurement campaigns.

LAMBDA overview

LAMBDA 9M

Even larger for best angular coverage

The LAMBDA 9M is designed for demanding X-ray scattering experiments where large angular coverage, high spatial resolution, and fast readout are essential. Its large active area with 55 µm pixels captures detailed scattering patterns with excellent position sensitivity, while frame rates of up to 24 000 fps enable time-resolved measurements without readout deadtime. Noise-free photon counting and charge summing mode support high-quality quantitative data, even for challenging contrast and dynamic range requirements. Available with high-Z sensor materials such as GaAs, the LAMBDA 9M is particularly well suited for synchrotron-based scattering experiments at higher X-ray energies.

LAMBDA overview

AEON 700k

Highest speed and event-driven detection

AEON brings high-speed, noise-free X-ray detection to scattering experiments that require both excellent spatial resolution and precise timing. Built around the Timepix4 readout chip, it combines 700k pixels with 55 µm size, event-driven detection at nanosecond-class time resolution, and frame-based readout at up to 40 000 fps. This makes AEON well suited for time-resolved X-ray scattering studies, fast dynamics, and experiments where individual photon timing adds information beyond conventional imaging. Its noise-free photon counting supports clean, quantitative scattering data even at low signal levels.

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