Optimise and Expedite your
X-ray Diffraction Analysis Workflow
On-demand, third-party X-ray diffraction analysis to supplement your analysis workflow, by PhD qualified academics
Why work with Baskerville X-ray
Remove your analysis backlog
Human analysis is a common bottleneck in a lab’s workflow, and ramping up can be hard without qualified support. Our on demand support allows you to clear your backlog swiftly.
Access to expertise in advanced X-ray techniques
Baskerville X-ray has deep knowledge of advanced X-ray techniques including Rietveld, quantitative and unknown sample solution.
Broad Industry Knowledge
We consult on a variety of industries ranging from ceramics, mining, gemology, materials science and batteries. Contact us to confirm we cover your field.
We specialise in the analysis phase of
X-ray Diffraction
Sample Preparation
Sample preparation managed by lab or client
X-ray Data Collection
Collection of X-ray data by the lab
X-ray Data Analysis
X-ray data is sent to Baskerville and analysed
Report Returned to Client
Baskerville shares analysis with the client
How we expedite your analysis workflow
Our process begins when a client or a lab has a sample they need testing. Once received, the lab will conduct all necessary data collection and will then send the results to us. We then analyse the samples and send you a detailed report with our findings, ensuring timely delivery, and transparent results.
If you are a client without an affiliated lab, we can help manage this process with you, though it’s not essential for us if you manage it yourself.
Our Director, Dr. Morris
Dr. Morris at the 16th Asian Crystallography Conference, Singapore, 2019
Our lead diffraction specialist, Samuel Morris, PhD, has over 15 years experience in X-ray diffraction, has published over 25 peer reviewed papers and patents, and sits on the Asian Crystallographic Association (AsCA) Committee as representative for Singapore.
Dr Morris has deep knowledge and insight in clay materials and oxides from his PhD at the University of St Andrews, UK, before spending considerable time at Nanyang Technological University in the Materials Science and Engineering Department covering batteries, solar cells, waste materials, catalysts and small organic molecules.
He is well-known crystallographer and has deep knowledge of both powder and single crystal X-ray diffraction. Having given many workshops and lectures internationally, he thoroughly enjoys teaching and readily shares his knowledge in the field.
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