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Discover the Power of XRD: From Powder to Non-Ambient Applications

This workshop will provide a comprehensive introduction to X-ray diffraction, combining both theory and hands-on experience. Participants will explore powder XRD fundamentals, and non-ambient analysis through presentations and lab demonstrations, including interactive sessions with the XRDynamic 500 from Anton Paar. The syllabus is designed to give attendees practical insights into modern materials characterization workflows, from standard conditions to high temperature environments.

Key takeaways:

  • Build practical skills in powder XRD, combining foundational theory with hands-on laboratory demonstrations
  • Learn to apply non-ambient XRD techniques to analyze material behavior under controlled temperature and environmental conditions

Who should attend:

  • Materials scientists
  • Analytical scientists and lab technicians
  • Quality control and process engineers
  • Graduate students and postdoctoral researchers

Workshop format:

This in-person workshop will be delivered live by Anton Paar experts. Lunch and coffee breaks will be provided. 

PhD. Ivan Quevedo (Sprache: English)

Veranstaltungsort: Vernon Hills, United States, Anton Paar USA Central Office Vernon Hills
Anzahl der teilnehmenden Personen: 20
Kosten: Free of charge
Ende des Anmeldezeitraums: 31.07.2026

Kontaktperson und Anmeldung:
Ethan Johnston
Tel.-Nr.: +18045501051379
ethan.johnston[at]anton-paar.com

Ivan Quevedo

Ivan Quevedo, PhD, is an Application Scientist in X-Ray Structure Characterization within the Material Characterization division at Anton Paar USA. As a member of the Advanced Technical Support Center, he specializes in theoretical and experimental material characterization. Ivan has over 10 years of experience as an academic researcher with 18 peer reviewed publications. He earned his PhD in Chemical Engineering from McGill University, a master’s in environmental engineering, and a bachelor’s in chemical engineering from Tec de Monterrey.