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First beam taken on BM29

by Matthew Bowler — 30-09-2011

The new highly automated Structural Biology SAXS beamline located at BM29 has taken its first beam… Read More…

First beam taken on ID30

by Matthew Bowler — 15-09-2011

The new MASSIF beamlines for Structural Biology located at ID30 have taken their first beam… Read More…

Bio-SAXS beamline news

by Matthew Bowler — 10-06-2011

ID14-3 bio-SAXS beamline will remain open until December 2011. … Read More…

Pilatus 6M integration on ID29

by Matthew Bowler — 14-04-2011

The newly installed pixel detector Pilatus 6M operates in shutterless mode. … Read More…

New apertures on ID23-1 (of 10, 20, 30, 50 microns)

by Matthew Bowler — 14-04-2011

Apertures are now accessible from the hutch TAB in expert mode.… Read More…

Burn strategy in EDNA

by Matthew Bowler — 10-04-2011

Automatically characterise the sensitivity of your crystals to radiation by sacrificing a crystal or part of a crystal.… Read More…

Autoproc

by Matthew Bowler — 15-03-2011

is now accessible to all academic users and industrials members of the Global phasing consortium.… Read More…

New Remote access scripts

by Matthew Bowler — 15-02-2011

New icons are available that allow any user in remote access to open all necessary software for the experiment on the beamline of choice by double clicking on the desktop icon with several passwords prompts.… Read More…

New file architecture on all beamlines (except ID29)

by Matthew Bowler — 15-11-2010

A new file architecture has been implemented on the beamlines to separate Raw data from processed data in order to facilitate data backup.… Read More…

Auto processing results are now displayed in ISPyB

by Matthew Bowler — 14-11-2010

The results of autoprocessing are now displayed with the data in ISPyB. … Read More…

DNA Tab removed from MXCuBE

by Matthew Bowler — 14-11-2010

The DNA tab has been removed from MXCuBE to make way for EDNA on-line data analysis and data collection strategy that uses the measured flux on the beamline to account for radiation damage.… Read More…

Dehydration Device

by Matthew Bowler — 14-07-2010

The dehydration device (HC1b) is available on 14-1 and can dramatically improve the diffraction characteristics of some crystals.… Read More…

EDNA now embedded in MXCuBE

by Matthew Bowler — 14-07-2010

The online data analysis package EDNA is now embedded in MXCuBE.  EDNA is the latest version of DNA that now accounts for the flux in real time and uses this information to calculate the optimum data collection strategy without radiation damage.… Read More…

Helical data collection and mesh scan interface in MXcube

by Matthew Bowler — 14-07-2010

The helical data collection protocol and mesh scans are now implemented in the 'hutch' tab of MXCuBE on all beamlines.… Read More…

What's new (2007)

by davidson — 07-06-2007

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Data collections 2012
    Sat 26 May, 12:50

  • id14eh1 Sample Evaluations: 1021,
    Data Sets: 137
  • id14eh2 Sample Evaluations: 0,
    Data Sets: 0
  • id14eh4 Sample Evaluations: 1100,
    Data Sets: 214
  • id29 Sample Evaluations: 1327,
    Data Sets: 511
  • id23eh1 Sample Evaluations: 1645,
    Data Sets: 311
  • id23eh2 Sample Evaluations: 2532,
    Data Sets: 214
  • Total Sample Evaluations: 7625,
    Total Data Sets: 1387
ISPyB
Data Collection 2011
  • Total Samples Evaluated: 113220
  • Total Data Sets: 24455
ISPyB
 

European Synchrotron Radiation Facility