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A SAS Community Project launched from the NSF DANSE effort
SasView is a Small Angle Scattering Analysis Software Package, originally developed as part of the NSF DANSE project under the name SansView, now managed by an international collaboration of facilities. Feedback and contributions are welcome and encouraged.
News:
A key figure in the SasView story since its inception almost 17 years ago has
been Paul Butler at the NCNR, Gaithersburg, USA.
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SasView Code Camp X
SasView Code Camp X will be will be held
at the ‘Hotel Jakuszyce’ in the Jizera Mountains of Southwestern Poland from October 25th
through October 31st 2022.
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Magnetic SANS and SasView
On June 13-14 2022, LINXS held a hybrid Magnetic SANS Workshop in Lund. Over the course of the Workshop some of the current research in the area, spanning diffraction to diffuse scattering, were presented and the software tools required to simplify the data analysis task were discussed. The SasView team...
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Version 5.0.5
Version 5.0.5 was
released on Jun 03, 2022! This is a point release which fixes some issues reported in earlier versions of 5.0.x. A few highlights are:
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Version 5.0.4
Version 5.0.4 was
released on Apr 07, 2021! This is a point release which fixes several issues,
but in particular:
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Version 5.0.3
Version 5.0.3 was
released on Jul 27, 2020! This is a point release which fixes several issues,
but in particular:
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Version 5.0.2
Version 5.0.2 was
released on Apr 23, 2020! This is a point release which fixes several issues
reported in version 5.0.1, however there are also some new features.
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SasView Code Camp X - Postponed
SasView Code Camp X was due to be hosted at Caltech in Pasadena, CA (USA) from
March 18th through 24th 2020.
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Version 5.0.1
Version 5.0.1 was
released on Feb 07, 2020! This is a patch release which fixes several issues
reported in version 5.0.0.
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SasView Code Camp X
SasView Code Camp X will be hosted
at Caltech in Pasadena, CA (USA) from March 18 through 24th 2020.
The SasView community wishes to thank Professor Julia Kornfield for her generous support of this activity.
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