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Crystallography related meetings in the crystallography community. If you wish to place your meeting on the Hampton
Research website, submit the details to tech@hrmail.com.
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July 29 - August 1, 2013
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Sapporo,Hokkaido,Japan
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The scientific topics covered in ICSG2013-SLS include wider life science research fields with particular attentions to drug discovery (small molecules and biopharmaceuticals), biotechnology and industrial issues while keeping its strength in the highthroughput technologies and integration of hybrid methods. These technologies are now leading to the new field of “Structural Life Science”.
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August 5-12, 2014
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Montreal, Quebec, Canada
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On behalf of the Local Organizing Committee and the IUCr Executive Committee, we would like to extend our warmest invitation for you to join us at the 23rd IUCr Congress. In additional to enjoying the great scientific program that will be put together by the International Program Committee, you will have a great time seeing old friends and making new connections. The richness of Montreal’s famous nightlife provides a great opportunity for exciting after-lecture socializing and the city itself is a perfect jumping-off point from which to explore and discover some of Canada’s most astounding natural environments either post- or pre-conference.
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September 8-11, 2013
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Le Bischenberg Conference Center, France
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RAMC is a meeting which aims to identify the latest developments in protein crystallization and provide practical insights to improve methodologies. During the meeting there were lectures, poster sessions, discussion groups, commercial exhibitions and plenty of time for informal interaction.
Contact information, registration and a RAMC 2013 web site will be announced as soon as it is available. For now, hold the date!
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September 24-25, 2013
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Lund Sweden
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Recent developments within protein crystallography methods in combination with the possibilities offered by the new upcoming synchrotron sources such as the MAX IV 3 GeV storage ring make possible exciting new ways of carrying out research within structural biology. Small microfocus beamlines with a very high flux and increased coherence will make new types of experimentation possible.
The scientific possibilities will be highlighted through a series of talks by experts showing the impact of the new type of X-ray sources and microfocus beamlines on research within structural biology.
The new generation of microfocus beamlines will also set a high demand on instrumentation and suitable software. For example, data collection will potentially be very fast (in milliseconds) and radiation damage will allow only a limited amount of data to be collected from each sample. New technical solutions for sample handling and presentation, data processing methods and more will be needed for these types of experiments, and these will also be presented and discussed at the workshop.
The workshop is part of a process to obtain an updated proposal for the possible Phase 2b beamline MicroMAX. This workshop should give the user community an opportunity to explore the scientific possibilities of a new generation of microfocus beam lines, but also it will give them the chance to contribute with specific input on their own experimental demands on the beamline.
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October 14-29, 2013
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Cold Spring Harbor, New York
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Crystallography and X-ray diffraction yield a wealth of structural information unobtainable through other methods. This intensified laboratory/computational course focuses on the major techniques used to determine the three-dimensional structures of macromolecules. It is designed for scientists with a working knowledge of protein structure and function, but who are new to macromolecular crystallography. Topics to be covered include basic diffraction theory, crystallization (proteins, nucleic acids and complexes), crystal characterization, X-ray sources and optics, synchrotrons, crystal freezing, data collection, data reduction, multiple isomorphous replacement, multiwavelength anomalous diffraction, molecular replacement, solvent flattening, non-crystallographic symmetry averaging, electron density interpretation, molecular graphics, structure refinement, structure validation, coordinate deposition and structure presentation. Participants learn through extensive hands-on experiments. One or more proteins are crystallized and the structure(s) determined by several methods, in parallel with lectures on the theory and informal discussions behind the techniques. Applicants should be familiar with the creation and editing of simple text files on Linux workstations using a screen based editor (either vi or emacs).
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November 3-6, 2013
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Lucerne, Switzerland
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Welcome to PSDI 2013 PROTEIN STRUCTURE DETERMINATION IN INDUSTRY
We are happy to inform you that the 21st PSDI will take place in Switzerland at Hotel Astoria in Lucerne, central Switzerland surrounded by lakes and mountains.
The scientific sessions and exhibition will take place on 4-5 November 2013. A welcome reception will be held in the evening of 3 November. On 6 November, delegates will have the opportunity to visit the Paul Scherrer Institute and hear more details about structural biology facilities at both the Swiss Light Source and SwissFEL.
Registration and abstracts submission will close by 1 September 2013.
For practical reasons the meeting will be limited to 150 participants.
Important dates
1 September 2013 Registration and abstract submission deadline (of both participants and vendors)
3 November 2013 Reception at Hotel Astoria
6 November 2013 Visit of Paul Scherrer Institute (Swiss Light Source and Swiss Free Electron Laser Test Injector)
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September 17-20, 2014
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Hamburg, Germany
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15th International Conference on the Crystallisation of Biological Macromolecules. Pre-Conference Crystallization Workshop, September 14 - 16. Focus will be on the latest methods for to grow and prepare crystals for future synchrtron and XFEL radiation sources.
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TECHNICAL SUPPORT
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Tel: 949-425-1321
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Email: tech@hrmail.com
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LOCATION
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34 Journey
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Aliso Viejo, CA 92656-3317
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Tel: 949-425-1321
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