Welcome to Elettra Crowd!

In Fall 2014 we have reached a new milestone in the continuous growth of our research center with the inauguration of the new XRF experimental station. The joint project between Elettra and the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) is the latest development in a longstanding collaboration between the two institutions dating back to 2005. In this issue, along with the most recent Elettra news and highlights, you will also find two documents, on the wayforlight portal and on European Synchrotron User Organisation, regarding the general European synchrotron community.
We wish you all the best, and hope to meet you at Elettra!

The Elettra Crowd team

Research Highlights

	X-ray Holography with a customizable reference Fourier-transform holography uses the interference with a known reference structure to recover the image of an unknown object. Nature Communications  5, 4661 (2014) Read more...
	Imaging the way molecules desorb from catalysts The details of complex thermal desorption process have been revealed by using a microscopy-based approach. Nature Communications 8, 2 (2014) Read more...
	Interface functionalities in multilayer stack organic light emitting transistors Organic opto-electronics represents an appealing emerging technology able to substitute the traditional silicon technology. Advanced Functional Materials 24, 5603 (2014) Read more...