Our very own James Holton has organized what looks to be a fantastic Gordon Research Conference. Diffraction Methods in Structural Biology will be held in Lewiston Maine on the campus of Bates College, July 24 – 29, 2022. Come join us if you are able. Structural biology is entering a new era. Not just the…
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Are you looking to apply your skills in Integrative Structural Biology to the development of new approaches to explore organization of functional bacterial chromosome? The SIBYLS Group at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory is seeking a Biochemist Postdoctoral Fellow in the field of Integrative Structural Biology. For more details on the position and to apply follow…
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The BioSAXS workshop at the ALS User Meeting on October 4th and 5th was a big success. The workshop was filled to capacity with attendees coming from many different regions of the US. Participants were given detailed information about the range and capabilities of our new Pilatus detector and the future upgrades to the SIBYLS…
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We are pleased to announce the 7th annual SIBYLS bioSAXS workshop: **Date**: October 4th – 5th, 2016 **Location**: Advanced Light Source (ALS) at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, Berkeley, CA **Description**: The 7th annual SIBYLS bioSAXS workshop will cover frontiers in Biological SAXS. The two-day workshop will provide participants with software tutorial sessions for biological SAXS…
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Our 6th annual SIBYLS bioSAXS workshop “Frontiers in biological SAXS” was a huge success. A big thank you to all of you who attended and a special thanks to our fabulous speakers: – Robert Rambo, Principal Beamline Scientist for the solution state SAXS beamline B21 at the Diamond Light Source, Oxfordshire, UK – John J.…
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We are pleased to announce the 5th annual SIBYLS bioSAXS workshop “Frontiers in biological SAXS” Date: October 7-8, 2014 Location: Advance Light Source (ALS) at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory , Berkeley, CA Small angle scattering (SAS) is experiencing a dramatic increase in popularity within the structural biology community. The availability of synchrotron radiation, low-noise detectors,…
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Young researchers are encouraged to apply for the Cancun conference “Dynamic Structures in DNA Damage Responses and Cancer” from the 12-15th February, 2014. We expect that there will be lively discussions on both methods and results during the sessions and good opportunities to interact with top colleagues. To inspire your productive discussions the conference venue…
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