Furious Nanoscopist
@splanaruiz.bsky.social
Physicist. PhD in Electron Crystallography and Microscopy. Like a dog chasing cars. Just hyped and hooked with electron diffraction stuff.
Github: https://github.com/sergiPlana/TEMEDtools
Github: https://github.com/sergiPlana/TEMEDtools
Serial Precession Electron Diffraction (#SerialPED) or how a precessed electron beam can really help you to acquire high quality serial crystallography data with less 😉
#Crystallography #3DED #CrystalStructureDetermination
journals.iucr.org/j/issues/202...
#Crystallography #3DED #CrystalStructureDetermination
journals.iucr.org/j/issues/202...
On the use of beam precession for serial electron crystallography
The use of electron beam precession in a (scanning) transmission electron microscope for serial crystallography experiments is thoroughly investigated, showing its potential for better crystal structu...
journals.iucr.org
July 28, 2025 at 9:26 PM
Serial Precession Electron Diffraction (#SerialPED) or how a precessed electron beam can really help you to acquire high quality serial crystallography data with less 😉
#Crystallography #3DED #CrystalStructureDetermination
journals.iucr.org/j/issues/202...
#Crystallography #3DED #CrystalStructureDetermination
journals.iucr.org/j/issues/202...
sometimes you need some metal music to solve unknown structures. all week fighting with one of these ugly small-molecule organics but it seems like it needed some heavy riffs and blast beats to get it through. jop done. now I can enjoy the weekend :) #3DED #crystallography #precession
a man in a suit is playing a guitar in front of a band
ALT: a man in a suit is playing a guitar in front of a band
media.tenor.com
July 4, 2025 at 6:58 PM
sometimes you need some metal music to solve unknown structures. all week fighting with one of these ugly small-molecule organics but it seems like it needed some heavy riffs and blast beats to get it through. jop done. now I can enjoy the weekend :) #3DED #crystallography #precession
Very happy on how things went last Tuesday at @icmabcsic.bsky.social talking about the potential of electron diffraction in many (perhaps too much) case examples! A lot of interest and questions to dig on further as well!😄 ED is pretty cool 😜
May 19, 2025 at 6:02 PM
Very happy on how things went last Tuesday at @icmabcsic.bsky.social talking about the potential of electron diffraction in many (perhaps too much) case examples! A lot of interest and questions to dig on further as well!😄 ED is pretty cool 😜
just a reminder that tomorrow I will be at @icmabcsic.bsky.social giving a talk about the wonders of #electroncrystallography! If you are interested, you can come-by or just watch it online from your home via registration
Cool diffraction patterns will be there ;) www.icmab.es/electron-cry...
Cool diffraction patterns will be there ;) www.icmab.es/electron-cry...
ICMAB - "Electron crystallography for materials science & nanotechnology", by Sergi Plana Ruiz
www.icmab.es
May 12, 2025 at 5:54 PM
just a reminder that tomorrow I will be at @icmabcsic.bsky.social giving a talk about the wonders of #electroncrystallography! If you are interested, you can come-by or just watch it online from your home via registration
Cool diffraction patterns will be there ;) www.icmab.es/electron-cry...
Cool diffraction patterns will be there ;) www.icmab.es/electron-cry...
Published in 1995 but as if it would have been written today. Well worth reading in a world where science and critical thinking are haunted.
April 21, 2025 at 10:22 AM
Published in 1995 but as if it would have been written today. Well worth reading in a world where science and critical thinking are haunted.
A sneak peak of a project that I’ve been working on. Hopefully to be published soon :D #SerialPrecessionElectronDiffraction arxiv.org/abs/2504.00962
Electron beam precession for a serial crystallography experiment in a TEM
During the last few years, serial electron crystallography (Serial Electron Diffraction, SerialED) has been gaining attention for the structure determination of crystalline compounds that are sensitiv...
arxiv.org
April 2, 2025 at 10:30 AM
A sneak peak of a project that I’ve been working on. Hopefully to be published soon :D #SerialPrecessionElectronDiffraction arxiv.org/abs/2504.00962
Happy to be in Germany back again for some science and perhaps a couple of beers 😄
March 11, 2025 at 8:15 AM
Happy to be in Germany back again for some science and perhaps a couple of beers 😄
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As I see many more associations/groups joining bluesky it's time for a reminder: if you have an official website it can become your profile handle and name! That's very helpful for making your profile more recognizable, easy to tag, and to verify your autenticity bsky.social/about/blog/4...
How to verify your Bluesky account - Bluesky
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bsky.social
January 23, 2025 at 7:23 PM
As I see many more associations/groups joining bluesky it's time for a reminder: if you have an official website it can become your profile handle and name! That's very helpful for making your profile more recognizable, easy to tag, and to verify your autenticity bsky.social/about/blog/4...
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Bad. But how bad? I once asked myself, while finding fakes in the Scientific Report @natureportfolio.bsky.social.
So I decide to "do my our research" - I took 100 articles in a row from Physical sciences that contains diffraction.
Result - 15 fakes out 100.
Details in the 🧵
#ResearchIntegrity
1/x
So I decide to "do my our research" - I took 100 articles in a row from Physical sciences that contains diffraction.
Result - 15 fakes out 100.
Details in the 🧵
#ResearchIntegrity
1/x
January 13, 2025 at 10:51 PM
Bad. But how bad? I once asked myself, while finding fakes in the Scientific Report @natureportfolio.bsky.social.
So I decide to "do my our research" - I took 100 articles in a row from Physical sciences that contains diffraction.
Result - 15 fakes out 100.
Details in the 🧵
#ResearchIntegrity
1/x
So I decide to "do my our research" - I took 100 articles in a row from Physical sciences that contains diffraction.
Result - 15 fakes out 100.
Details in the 🧵
#ResearchIntegrity
1/x
Seems appropriate to start this new year with a first post here. I’m quite hyped for 2025. Lots of electron #crystallography to be finally published, lots of very neat #science with great people, and quite much fun to be done with our ED-based #TEM. Stay tuned! 😁
January 1, 2025 at 5:38 PM
Seems appropriate to start this new year with a first post here. I’m quite hyped for 2025. Lots of electron #crystallography to be finally published, lots of very neat #science with great people, and quite much fun to be done with our ED-based #TEM. Stay tuned! 😁
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Putting my peer reviewer/editor hat on: trainees, your methods section is so important. Make sure it’s exceedingly clear what you did in a way that someone can repeat it. Do not be opaque here just because methods are usually not at the forefront.
December 28, 2024 at 4:22 PM
Putting my peer reviewer/editor hat on: trainees, your methods section is so important. Make sure it’s exceedingly clear what you did in a way that someone can repeat it. Do not be opaque here just because methods are usually not at the forefront.