At least 18 publications were made possible by the SIBYLS beamline in 2007 and have been added to our [publications](http://bl1231.als.lbl.gov/publications/index.php) page. We are very pleased that the PX and SAXS endstations have been so useful to so many researchers doing such varied work. We hope that 2008 will be even more productive. If you know…
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A new review on macromolecular SAXS has been published in the Quarterly Reviews in Biophysics by *Putnam, C.D., Hammel, M., Hura, G.L., and Tainer, J.A.* >”This six part review addresses both theoretical and practical concepts, concerns and considerations for using these techniques in conjunction with computational methods to productively combine solution scattering data with high-resolution…
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make your connections to the SIBYLS website secure.
Rumors abound of the demise of the SIBYLS beamline. No worries fellow scientists the SIBYLS beamline is fully functional. Although the webpage has not been updated in a couple of months progress is being made on many fronts. After an extended shutdown of the ALS for major upgrades to the injector and storgae rings we…
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1. Every person who will use SIBYLS must be trained directly by SIBYLS staff. 2. Users may not operate equipment in the SIBYLS hutch for which they have not been trained. 3. If more then one person will be using the beamline over the course of the assigned time one spokesperson (the original proposal applicant…
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