GSECARS

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GSECARS is a national user facility for frontier research in the earth sciences using synchrotron radiation at the Advanced Photon Source, Argonne National Laboratory.

Christopher Allison, Joe Sam Nkuah, Samuel Sluder, Shukrah Adesola-Olabiyi, and Anna Herring (U Tennessee) study density-driven convective fingering in porous media using dissolved noble gas contrast agents at elevated pressure, 13 BMD, Sept 2026. @advancedphoton.bsky.social

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Results of the recent high-temperature Raman validation experiment. During the Raman experiment, the system was successfully operated to ~1773 K (~1500 °C), as measured by a thermocouple positioned near the upper diamond. The enclosure and Raman optical configuration remained operational (1/x)

CARS Director Peter Eng chaired a session at the 18th International Conference on Surface X-ray and Neutron Scattering (SXNS18) entitled "Advanced Instrumentation and Methods". The conference participants toured GSECARS / Sector 13 at The Advanced Photon Source. @advancedphoton.bsky.social

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Janani Peshala Madanayaka and Ganga Hettiarachchi (Kansas State) with host Tony Lanzirotti(UChicago) use the GSECARS SEM and Beamline 13IDE to help decipher Pb bioaccessibility in indoor dust via spatially resolved elemental associations and Pb speciation analysis, Jul26. @advancedphoton.bsky.social

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Amartya Kattemalavadi (University of California, Berkeley) conducts an experimental study of anisotropy in Earths transition zone and upper mantle using in situ transformation of feldspars, stilbite, and Na-carbonates to high pressure phases with D-DIA, 13 BMD, July 2026. @advancedphoton.bsky.social

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