Max Planck Institute for the Structure and Dynamics of Matter

Publications of Friedjof Tellkamp

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Journal Article (21)

2015

Journal Article

Note: A simple image processing based fiducial auto-alignment method for sample registration

W. Robertson, L. R. Porto, C. J. X. Ip, M. K. T. Nantel, F. Tellkamp, Y. Lu, R. J. D. Miller

Review of Scientific Instruments 86 (8), 086105 (2015)

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Conference Paper (2)

2018

Conference Paper

Time-resolved crystallography via an interlacing approach allows elucidation of milliseconds to seconds time delays

P. Mehrabi, E.-C. Schulz, H. M. Müller-Werkmeister, E. Persch, R. D. Gasparo, F. Diederich, F. Tellkamp, E. Pai, R. J. D. Miller

Acta Crystallographica Section A: Foundations and Advances, vol. 74, IUCr/Wiley; 2018, p. e138–e138

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2017

Conference Paper

Serial Synchrotron Cryallography with a Fixed Target

H. Müller-Werkmeister, E.-C. Schulz, D. Sherrell, D. Axford, F. Tellkamp, R. L. Owen, R. J. D. Miller

Biophysical Journal, vol. 112. 3rd ed., Cambridge, Mass.: Cell Press; 2017, p. 579A–579A

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Preprint (5)

2025

Preprint

Intermolecular interactions in crystals modulate intramolecular excited state proton transfer reactions

H. Hwang, A. Mackenzie, M. A. Kochman, M. Gallagher-Jones, V. Tiwari, S. Bittmann, F. Tellkamp, S. Botchway, A. I. Kirkland, H.-G. Duan, R. J. D. Miller, A. Jha

(2025)

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SPITROBOT-2 advances time-resolved cryo-trapping crystallography to under 25 ms

M. Spiliopoulou, C. E. Hatton, M. Kollewe, J.-P. Leimkohl, H. Schikora, F. Tellkamp, P. Mehrabi, E. C. Schulz

(2025)

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2021

Preprint

An environmental control box for serial crystallography enables multi-dimensional experiments

P. Mehrabi, D. von Stetten, J.-P. Leimkohl, F. Tellkamp, E.-C. Schulz

(2021)

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2018

Preprint

Femtosecond Pumping Rate Dependence of Fragmentation Mechanisms in Matrix-Assisted Laser Desorption Ionization

C. L. Pieterse, F. Busse, F. Tellkamp, W. Robertson, R. J. D. Miller

(2018)

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Extreme timescale core-level spectroscopy with tailored XUV pulses

R. Singla, D. Haynes, K. Hanff, I. Grguraš, S. Schulz, H. Liu, A. Simoncig, F. Tellkamp, S. Bajt, K. Rossnagel, A. L. Cavalieri

(2018)

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Fritz Haber Institute of the Max Planck Society

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Mariana Rossi

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Takashi Kumagai

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National Institutes of Natural Sciences, Institute for Molecular Science

Source publication

Picocavity-Enhanced Raman Spectroscopy of Physisorbed H₂ and D₂ Molecules

A. Shiotari, S. Liu, G. Trenins, T. Sugimoto, M. Wolf, M. Rossi, T. Kumagai

Physical Review Letters 134 (20), 206901 (2025)

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