11+
people building Momentum Transfer
A compact team of scientists, engineers, and operators working on better X-ray workflows.
About the team
Building better X-ray workflows with scientists, engineers, and operators in one team.
Momentum Transfer brings together research experience, software engineering, and hands-on operations to make radically better x-ray data feel accessible and dependable.
11 people on board
Scientists and engineers who combine deep X-ray expertise with a passion for making data accessible.
Built by researchers
Founded by synchrotron veterans who experienced the gap between lab equipment and beamline-quality data.
Momentum Transfer
A multidisciplinary team designing faster, clearer paths from sample to insight.
2
scientific advisors
Senior researchers helping us stay rigorous as we turn expertise into reliable services.
Our story
We are building the kind of team we always wished existed.
Momentum Transfer started from a simple observation: getting excellent X-ray data still depends on too much coordination, specialist knowledge, and manual effort.
So we are combining scientific rigor, software, and service operations in one company. The goal is not just better measurements, but a better experience for the people who rely on them.
How we work
Scientific depth
Our team blends synchrotron, diffraction, and applied materials experience so decisions are grounded in real experimental work.
Product thinking
We turn specialist workflows into repeatable services and software, making advanced characterization easier to access.
Operational focus
From sample intake to delivery, we care about speed, clarity, and consistency so customers can keep moving.
Team
Meet the team
Founders, scientists, engineers, and operators helping customers move from samples to decisions with less friction.
Scientific advisory board
External perspective from leading researchers
We stay close to the scientific frontier through advisors who bring deep experience in diffraction, total scattering, and structure analysis.
Prof. Simon Billinge
Scientific Advisor
Columbia University & Brookhaven National Laboratory
Prof. Robert Dinnebier
Scientific Advisor
Max Planck Institute for Solid State Research
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Let's work together
If you care about better characterization workflows, we should talk.
Whether you want data, analysis, or a better process around both, our team would love to hear what you are working on.