Professor Anders Nilsson Stanford University/SSRL Faculty 2575 Sand Hill Road, CA 94025 (650)926-2233 PH (650)926-4100 FX nilsson@slac.stanford.edu

Education: M.S., 1980, Royal Instiute of Technology, Sweden. Ph.D., 1989, Uppsala University, Sweden.

Professional Academic History: Postdoctoral, Uppsala University, Sweden, 1989-1990. Research Associate,
Uppsala University, 1990-1992. Natural Research Council Fellow, Sweden, 1993-1998. Visiting Scientist, Advanced Light Source, Berkeley, 1994-1997. Associate Professor, Uppsala University, 1999. Professor, Uppsala University,
2000. Associate Professor, SSRL, 2000-pres ent.

Awards and Honors: Liljevalls Award, Uppsala, Sweden, 1988. Ångström Award, Uppsala, 1990. The Lindbomska Award, Royal Academy of Science, Stockholm, Sweden, 1991. The Royal Oscars Award, Uppsala, 1994. The
Shirley Award, Berkeley, 1998.

Research Interests: X-ray & electron spectroscopies applied to surfaces and interfaces, chemical bonding and reactions on surfaces, hydrogen bonding in water and organic systems, aqueous solutions and interfaces,
heterogenous and biomimetic enzyme catalysis.

Publications

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Jason Roche
Postdoctoral Fellow
SSRL/ Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL)

Research: Investigation of molecular adsorption on thin metal oxides using core level synchrotron photoemission spectroscopy, soft x-ray emission and absorption spectroscopy.

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Klas Andersson
Stockholm University/SSRL
Visiting Res earcher, Dept. of Geological and Environmental Sciences, Stanford University

Research: Experimental activity focused on adsorption and reactivity at surfaces of common soil minerals and other ionic materials, including iron pyrite (FeS2; "fools gold" or "katt-guld") and thin film iron oxides.

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Lars-Åke Näslund
Stockholm University/SSRL

Research: Spectroscopic investigation of liquid water and aqueous solutions; instrument development.

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Henrik Ostrom
Stockholm University

Research: experiments and t heory to study adsorption of hydrocarbons on metal surfaces,
the changes in electronic structure and its implications to heterogeneous catalysis.

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Dennis Nordlund
Stockholm University

Research: experimental activity at Maxlab focused on ice and ice surfaces.

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Jan-Olof Forsell, Design Manager
Stanford Synchrotron Radiation Laboratory
Gammadata Scienta: P.O. Box 15120 SE-750 15 Uppsala, Sweden
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Research Interests: Instrument developement. Mechanical and vacuum engineering. A selection of
recent designs: · Beamline I411 at MAX-II · Beamline I511 at MAX-II · Thin Film Magnetic Research
(TFMR) instrument Electronics engineering,

Philippe Wernet
Staff Scientist, BESSY
Albert-Einstein-Strasse 15, D-12489 Berlin, Germany

Research: Structure of water, free electron laser project, ultrashort (soft) x-ray pulses, technical developement of methods, detectors, etc.

PH: +49 306392 3445
FX: +49 30 6392 4980
wernet@bessy.de

Uwe Bergmann
Staff Scientist, SSRL

Research: Development of new hard x-ray techniques, high resolution x-ray spectroscopy, ineslastic x-ray scattering, study of transition metal proteins, carbonaceous systems, structure of water.

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bergmann@slac.stanford.edu

Professor Lars Pettersson
Stockholm University, Chemical Physics Department

Lars is the professor and leader of the theoretical activity in the group.

PH: +46 (8) 5537 8712
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Mats Nyberg
Assistant Professor, Stockholm University Chemical Physics Deprtment

Research: Theoretical modelling of X-ray spectroscopies and adsorbate-surface interactions.

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Matteo Cavalleri
Ph.D. Student, Stockholm University

Research: Theoretical simulations of core level spectroscopies and i ts application to hydrogen bonded systems with an emphasis on liquid water.

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FX: +46 (8) 5537 8601
teo@physto.se

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