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F. Y. Bruno(University of Geneva), F. Baumberger(University of Geneva), Quansheng Wu(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Irène Cucchi(University of Geneva), M. Shi(Cornerstone University), A. Tamai(University of Geneva), Zhiming Wang, E. Giannini(University of Geneva), Moritz Hoesch(Deutsches Elektronen-Synchrotron DESY), N. C. Plumb(Paul Scherrer Institute), A. de la Torre(Northeastern University), Alexey A. Soluyanov(St Petersburg University), T. K. Kim(Diamond Light Source), S. Riccò(University of Geneva), S. McKeown Walker(University of Geneva), Céline Barreteau(University of Geneva)
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