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How to become an ALS/BSISB user?

  • If you are new user, please contact us first to discuss your research needs  (see contacts at the right)
  • Please visit ALS General User Proposal Website for instructions for submitting your beamtime proposal.

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sFTIR & time-resolved sFTIR :
Hoi-Ying Holman PhD Work Phone: 510-486-5943work Work Email: hyholman@lbl.govINTERNET
sFTIR µTomography :
Michael C. Martin PhD Work Phone: 510-495-2231work Work Email: MCMartin@lbl.govINTERNET
SINS :
Hans Bechtel PhD Work Phone: 510-486-7519work Cell Phone: 510-495-2014cell Work Email: habechtel@lbl.govINTERNET

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Congratulations Antoine Masson !!! Winner of the 2017 Ron Hites Award

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  • Home
  • Program Overview
  • Research
    • Overview
    • Sciences & Techniques
  • Highlights & Features
  • People
    • Members
    • Collaborators
      • Holman’s group
      • PNNL EMSL
      • Evan Williams Group
      • Luisa Falcon
      • Gianluca Grenci
      • Janet Jansson
      • Christer Jansson
      • Roya Maboudian
      • Christine Moissl-Erichinger
      • Min Zhao
    • Sponsors
  • Publications
  • Resources
    • How to become an ALS/BSISB user?
    • ALS Status
    • Beamlines
    • Wiki (for staff only)
  • FAQ
  • Contact