Biomedical and Life Sciences Application of SR, Oulu 12.11.2015

MAX IV at FIRI 2014-2020 roadmapParticipation to MAX IV : History, present and aims

Marko Huttula, Prof.MAX IV national coordinator

Nano and Molecular Systems GroupCentre for Molecular Materials Research

www.elsp.fi

• MAX-lab is a swedish national laboratory that operates accelerators producingx-rays of very high intensity and quality

• Presently operational MAX-II and MAX-III storage rings• 1000 scientists per year

In July 2010 MAX-lab became part of the MAX IV Laboratory that includes theMAX IV project.

MAX IV is a new project which will be the brightest x-ray source in the worldwhen opening to users in 2016.

MAX IV consists of two storage rings (1.5GeV and 3 Gev)

MAX-lab + MAX IV = MAX IV Laboratory

Finnish contribution to the existing MAX –laboratory:

• Collaboration started in the birth of MAX-I laboratory• 1992 Finnish Beamline (BL51) funded by AF,

Universities of Oulu, Turku and Tampere Technical,• VTT collaboration to undulator design started through Finnish consortium• 1997 Finnish beamline transferred to new MAX- II ring and upgraded

- among the most productive beamlines- offering access for all services provided by MAX-lab

• 2009 FINEST (Finnish-Estonian) branchline at beamline I3, MAX-III• Contribution to CW Ti-Saphire Laser and related infra (50%)

• Continued exchange collaboration providing international perspective for FinnishPhd students and Post.Docs. and research input for the MAX-laboratory andFinnish Universities

Finnish Users:Physics ChemistryBiosciences Medical SciencesMaterials research Mining

MAX IV:• Novel 4th generation synchrotron radiation facility• Swedish National Research infrastructure• Hosted by Lund University

MAX IV:• Novel 4th generation synchrotron radiation facility• Swedish National Research infrastructure• Hosted by Lund University

Inauguration 21.6.2016Inauguration 21.6.2016~26 säteilylinjaa 2026~26 säteilylinjaa 2026Largest Swedish research investmentLargest Swedish research investment

MAX IV 2016Worlds brightest synchrotron radiation source

1. FemtoMAXStudies of ultra-fast processes in materials, 100 fs. Hard X-rays, diffraction and X-ray scattering

2. NanoMAXImaging, spectroscopic & scattering techniques withnanometer resolution

3. BALDER(Hard) X-ray absorption spectroscopy with emphasis onin-situ and time resolved studies.

4. BioMAXMacromolecular crystallography with a high degree ofautomation and remote access

5. VERITASRIXS combining a unique resolving power with highspatial resolution.

6. HIPPIEHigh-pressure photoelectron spectroscopy

7. ARPESAngle resolved photoelectron spectroscopy for detailedstudies of the electronic structure.

8. FinEstBeaMSEstonian-Finnish Beamline for low density matter

9. SPECIES (Transfer)High-pressure photoelectron spectroscopy and RIXS

10. FlexPES (Transfer)Photoelectron Spectroscopy and NEXAFS

11. MAXPeem (Transfer)12. CoSAXS13. SoftiMAX

Coherent Soft X-Ray Scattering, STXM…

14. DanMAXDanish beamline for imaging and powderdiffraction

Funded Beamlines 14Accepted plans 4+

+ FOREST – MAX !!

Finnish engagement to MAX IV

SR-MAXIV Academy of Finland Research Infrastructure Project• Early stage national participation to MAX-IV•4 Universities, 7 Research groups,

(Physics, Chemistry, Biochemistry, Helsinki University Hospital)• Coordinator M. Huttula

Interdisciplinary ”specialist” participation:

Biochemistry, Univ. Of Oulu:

from protein to crystal to structure -datatracking by PiMS/xtalPiMS

Helsinki University and Hospital district:Expertiese in discussions of medical imagingoptions at MAX-IV and X-ray spectroscopy

Physics – Chemistry, Oulu, TurkuFinnEstBeaMS - beamline

TUT-Materials Science

Project spokepersons from Finland:Prof. Marko Huttula, University of Oulu, FinlandProf. Edwin Kukk, Mika Lastusaari, University of Turku, FinlandProf. Mika Valden, Tampere University of Technology

Estonia: Science Internationalization fundingFinland: part of FIRI2010

Agreement ofFIRI2010 and MAX-IV:

i.e. contribution to the FinEstBeaMS should benefit general Finnish interests

Finnish Research Infrastructure Roadmap Proposal 2013Name of the research infrastructure: MAX IV LaboratoryPresenting PI: Marko Huttula, Prof, University Of Oulu,

Formally supporting sites:University of OuluUniversity of HelsinkiAalto UniversityUniversity of JyväskyläUniversity of TurkuTampere University of Technology,Åbo Akademi University

Main intent in the Finnish national level long term participation to MAX-IV

Finnish Research Infrastructure Roadmap 2014-2020

http://www.aka.fi/Tiedostot/FIRI/Tutkimusinfrastruktuurien_strategia_ja_tiekartta_2014_en.pdf

MembershipInfluence on strategies and decision-making:

Membership in committees that shape strategies and allocatebeamtime- member in Scientific Advisory Committee (SAC) (Strategy)- member in each Program Advisory Committee (PAC)

(Beamtime allocation)- members in University Reference Group (URG)

(University Strategy, Education, and Innovation)- member in MAX IV Industrial Network Group (MING)

(Industrial Use, Innovation and Development)

Priviledged beamtimePossibilities to participate in and direct “in-house” research anddevelopmentEducational opportunities (PhD students, postdocs)

• 10-2014 Proposal to national Research Infrastructure Committee forannual membership fee (participation to running costs)

• 10-2014 Decision taken to settle a FinEstBeaMS Beamline Scientistposition from Finnish coordinating University (OULU) 2016-2020

-> Application for the Position open until 7.12.2015

• 10-2015 decision from RIC:2016-2018 Participation for MAX IV membership

-> Bi-national contract between Lund and Oulu universities needed

Membership

Summary• MAX IV selected to the Finnish Research Infrastructure Roadmap 2014-2020

• ongoing Academy of Finland Project Funding for MAX IVand especially to the FinEstBeaMS

• FinEstBeaMS Beamline Scientist positionfrom Finnish coordinating University (OULU) 2016-2020

• Running costs participation on 2016-2018 from Academy of Finland

Needs and interests for enhancing the possibilities of Biomedical & LifeSciences through dedicated infrastructures ?

-> FIRI 2016 call is approaching