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First sucessful multimodal in-situ experiments with the newly developed in-FORM coating device

  • 30. November 2021
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We performed first in-situ coating experiments where we were able to follow the formation of metal-halide perovskites in-situ by means of combined multimodal XAS, XRD, UV-vis and photoluminescence spectroscopy. The newly developed in-situ coating setup was recently integrated into the Balder beamline at MAX IV and can perform coating, gas quenching and annealing experiment in an inert gas environment.…

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Hello World!

  • 12. March 2021
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Welcome to the new website of Justus Just. Here you will find information about my research and work at MAX IV Laboratory, including recent publications and project updates as well as my CV and publication list.…

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Sealed inert-atmosphere environment

Sealed inert-atmosphere environment for coating processes

  • 19. December 2020
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The picture documents the construction phase of a sealed environment that will encapsulate the coating device and part of the scientific instrument in an inert atmosphere in order to prevent the exposure of sensitive inks to oxygen and humidity and also to protect the operators from dangerous chemicals and solvent vapours that may form during the coating operation.…

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Assembling the drive-train of the in-FORM coater

Drive-train assembling and testing

  • 30. November 2020
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In this phase of the project, the main components of the drive-train (motors, active and passive rolls, frame, bearings and shafts) have been produced and delivered to MAX IV laboratory. Now it’s time to assemble and test everything.

The drive-train of the slot-die coater device will have the task of motion and control of the flexible substrate: this includes controlling the coating velocity and regulating the web tension, both crucial aspects in order to obtain a precise and homogeneous ink deposition and coating process.…

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Slot-die head from FOM Technologies

Slot-die head received from FOM Technologies

  • 10. June 2020
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Today we received from our project collaborator FOM Technologies a 40mm slot-die head. It is made of hardened stainless steel, has interchangeable shims and, in the present configuration, can coat a single stripe of 10 mm working width with a dead volume of less than 50 μL.…

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conceptual design in-FORM SDC

First conceptual design of the in-FORM coating system is ready

  • 10. May 2020
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The first conceptual design of the in-FORM slot-die coating platform and possible disposition of scientific instrumentation is ready!

This design will be now presented and discussed with the project team and with community stakeholders, such as FOM Technologies (Company, commercially developing and producing lab based slot-die coating system), Ångström Advanced Battery Centre, Uppsala university (SDC for battery electrode materials), Hybrid Materials Formation and Scaling Group, HZB (SDC for hybrid perovskite photovoltaics).…

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in-FORM Project funded by SSF

  • 20. December 2018
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The in-FORM project was funded by the Swedish Foundation for Strategic Research (SSF) for the SSF-Works call 2018. The project team receives a total funding of 7.702.808 kr for the development of a in-situ solution processing platform for energy materials at the Balder beamline of MAX IV for the next 3 years.…

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