Introductory:

Mössbauer Spectroscopy

Resonance Scattering

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Mössbauer Laboratories Around the World:

AFRICA     AMERICA     ASIA     AUSTRALIA    EUROPE    MARS

AMERICA

Münck Group, Pittsburg, US

Condensed Matter and Materials Physics Lab Old Dominion Uni. VA, US

Hyperfine Interactions Group, Pullman, WA, US

Brazilian groups (and FUMG)

Laboratorio de Espectroscopia Mössbauer, Lima, Peru (in Spanish)

ASIA

Nasu Lab, Osaka, Japan

Lab. for Mossbauer Spectroscopy, KR

Kookmin University, Seoul, Korea

AUSTRALIA

Advanced Materials Research Group, UNSW Canberra, Australia

EUROPE

Mossbauer Spectroscopy Division, IOP PU Cracow

Department of Catalysis and Tracer Studies, ChemResCenter, Budapest

Uni. Göttingen (D) Nucl. Solid St. Physics Group (Prof. K.P. Lieb)

AK Gütlich, Mainz, Germany

IKS Leuven, (B)

Nuclear Material Physics Group, Univ. of Gent, B

Mossbauer Spectroscopy in Soil Science, Yaroslavl, Ru

Nuclear Solid State Physics, Groningen, NL

Schatz Group, Konstanz, D

KFKI, Budapest, H (in Hungarian)

Dept. of Nuclear Chemistry, ELTE, Budapest, H

University of London, UK

Bioinorganic Laboratory, University of Palermo, Italy

Mössbauer Group, St. Petersburg, RU

Technical Univ. of Denmark

Interface Analysis Center Bristol, UK

Leiden, NL

MARS

2001

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Synchrotron Radiation Sources with Mössbauer Beamlines

APS

CHESS

ESRF

ID18 (Beamline at ESRF)

HASYLAB

BW4   F4  (Beamlines at HASYLAB)

NSLS

Photon Factory at KEK

SSRL

SPring-8

BL09XU BL11XU (Beamlines at SPring-8)

 

Synchrotron Radiation Laboratories

A table of all the synchrotrons of the world

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