Most drops survive even moderate turbulence even when the crystallographers do
not.
Kris
From: Arthur Glasfeld
To: CCP4BB@JISCMAIL.AC.UK
Sent: Tue, April 6, 2010 1:03:58 PM
Subject: [ccp4bb] crystals as carry-on items
Sorry for an off-topic, out-of-date conce
You can only carry them with you if they fit in a sealed plastic bag :-)
My last trip with crystals in trays was from Seattle to Berkley couple of years
ago. I placed the trays simply in a small styrofoam box, well padded and with a
cryo pad. You will need to open the box but it helps to tell th
Sorry for an off-topic, out-of-date concern. Also, I'm almost certain
this has been discussed before, but my search of the archives didn't
turn up anything. I am flying to a synchrotron this weekend and
would like to hand-transport some crystal plates. Does anyone have
any recent experie
