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  • Initiating Collaboration with Co-ACCESS
  • Beamlines at SSRL
    • Beamline 10-2
  • Equipment at Co-ACCESS
    • HetCat In-Situ Cells
    • Mass Spectrometers & Gas Chromatographs
    • Gas Handling Systems
    • Electrochemistry
    • Co-ACCESS Laboratory
  • XAS Theory/Computation
  • Useful Software
  • Education & Outreach

XAS Theory/Computation

Co-ACCESS offers support in XAS theory and computation, this includes:

  •  Help in developing appropriate theoretical structural models.
  • Generation of correct input files for a variety of XAS simulation program.
  • Computational support on running the simulations, while providing the necessary resources through a dedicated NERSC supercomputer allocation.

Theory personnel in Co-ACCESS provide hands-on support, working closely with the users. 

 

  • Develop and utilize appropriate DFT and FEFF codes to interpret XANES spectra.
  • Provide guidance and training in the areas of FEFF XANES and DFT simulations to Co-ACCESS and collaborators.
  • Build upon previous Vila-Bare collaborations to study the structure of complex catalysts (e.g. Pt alloy NPs) using state of the art simulations methods that highlight the dynamical nature of the catalysts

Fernando D. Vila

Associate Scientist
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QuantEXAFS

  • QuantEXAFS is the automated EXAFS fitting workflow.
  • Theory-guided interpretation of catalytic samples characterized using XAS.
  • One-to-one mapping of DFT-optimized structures in the database with experimental EXAFS data (100s of spectra and 1000s of structures).
QuantEXAFS workflow diagram

 

Rachita Rana

Graduate Student
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Co-ACCESS | Catalysis Science
2575 Sand Hill Road
Menlo Park, CA 94025
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