I don't have any trouble collecting the few-hundred nm radiation scattered by a
very large object (143 000 km) and creating an image, i.e. I can see Jupiter
with visible light.
If you consider dmin (the "resolution") derives from 2{theta}max,
then when 2{theta} is 180 degrees (is any higher an
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a couple of points from long BC about approx. 0 C cooling...for what its worth!
i) don't forget that high concentrations of salts can have a significant effect
on the freezing point ( remember freezing point depression?). We used to
collect data at -15C from crystals grown in 2.4M Ammonium Sul
There has been some doubt about the availability of 10.1 in 2008.
Users of SRS will be relieved to know that station 10.1 should be operating to
the end of 2008, when the SRS closes, and Tracy Turner (Associate Director
,SRD) has told me that PX users will be able to apply for time in AP50
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As you may know there is a significant shortfall in the STFC budget, they are
the body that runs Diamond and the UK contribution to ESRF amongst many other
things. The response to this shortfall is to place the facilities and projects
in categories of importance, this information now in the pub
Following my earlier email, please note that further information has just been
added to the site (http://www.scitech.ac.uk/stfcconsultation/comment.aspx).
This includes a brief explanation about what was considered under each heading
on the PALS prioritisation list.
Peter
Peter Moody
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Those of you still meaning to send something in to the STFC consultation
exercise might find it useful if I let you know the points I intend to include,
of course this is not exhaustive!
Protein Crystallography: Diamond & ESRF
Protein crystallography in the UK needs access to high-quality, state
indeed!
Jane Wibley used the his-tag method for the preparation of human
O6-alkylguanine-DNA alkyltransferase, our "rivals" in California did not. They
found a (structural) Zn ion, we did not.
see pdbs 1qnt (Wibley et al. Nucleic Acids Res, 28, p393 (2000) and 1eh6
(Daniels et al., EMBO J 19
This mainly affects the UK.
The Photon and Life Sciences Committee of the STFC have opened an "open
consultation" process.
The context is:-
"STFC is seeking to develop an understanding of how to address budget pressures
from 2010 /11 onwards on the timescale of October 2009.
The new advisory p
This mainly affects the UK .
The Photon and Life Sciences Committee of the STFC have opened an "open
consultation" process.
The context is:-
"STFC is seeking to develop an understanding of how to address budget pressures
from 2010 /11 onwards on the timescale of October 2009.
The new advisory
I'm sending this out again, as both the questions and the deadline have changed!
See email below.
Please give this some thought.
To give you a perspective, the NLS community have been emailed thus.
"STFC is undertaking a fundamental re-analysis of its funding priorities, with
a view to laying o
STFC consultation exercise, or "Do you want Diamond to thrive?"
Gerd Materlik, Trevor Rayment and Dave Stuart have put the case strongly, see
forwarded email below.
Apologies if this is duplicated,
Peter
Peter Moody
1/56 Henry Wellcome Laboratories
University of Leicester
Lancaster Road
Lei
I know I'm nagging but this really is crucial for the future of Diamond.
Today Trevor Rayment sent an email to the members of the Diamond User
Committee. I quote...
"The situation is both difficult and also uncertain. Cuts have been imposed
upon ISIS, published and widely disseminated in the
Please come to
Structural Biology Symposium to mark the retirement of Gordon Roberts
Wednesday 23rd September 2009, 10 am – 6pm
Department of Biochemistry, University of Leicester
Confirmed Speakers: Martin Blackledge (IBS, Grenoble), Jim Feeney (NIMR), Ben
Goult (Leicester), Lu-Yun Lia
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