High Data-Rate Macromolecular Crystallography (HDRMX) Meeting

Nov 06. till Nov 07.

High Data-Rate Macromolecular Crystallography (HDRMX) Meeting

This is the latest in a series of formal and informal meetings that began in 2016 to support the community in exploiting high data rate macromolecular crystallography. The focus of this meeting will be on changes to the NeXuS/HDF5 format to create the new Gold Standard, FileWriter2 and Stream2 developments and the way forward with ever increasing data rates from faster and larger detectors. Facility updates would be most welcome.

Date: 06/11/20192019-11-06 - 07/11/20192019-11-07

Location: Diamond Light Source

The attendance to this event is available only upon invitation.

The event is free to attend and places are provided on a first come, first served basis.

Lunches and refreshments will be provided free of charge during the meeting. Tickets for the meeting dinner will be available for purchase on the online registration system.

All participants are expected to cover cost of their accommodation and transport.

Agenda - DRAFT

6th November	G59 Diamond House
Chair	Graeme Winter
0900	Welcome & Agree agenda	Dave Hall Herbert Bernstein
0915 (4 x 22.5)	Facility presentations: Australian Light Source Soleil Synchrotron ESRF/EMBL-Gr SLS	Tom Caradoc-Davies Martin Savko TBC (remote) Ezequiel Panepucci (remote)
1045	Coffee break
1115	From EIGER to EIGER2 FW, Stream	Andreas Förster Diego Gaemperle
1145	NXmx + Gold Standard + discussion	Herbert Bernstein
1230	Lunch
Chair	Dave Hall
1345	EIGER2 XE	Katherine McAuley DECTRIS
1430	Gold standard details	Herbert Bernstein Graeme Winter
1500	Coffee break
1530	Changes to NXmx	Herbert Bernstein
1600	Timeline and expected capabilities of FW2/Stream2	Diego Gaemperle
1630	Conclusion and discussion	All
1700	Optional tours of Diamond in parallel with subgroup meetings	All
2000	Dinner and discussions – The Bear Hotel	All
7th November	RCaH Meeting Rooms 1&2
Chair	Ralf Flaig
0900	Follow up discussion on changes	Herbert Bernstein
1000	Every pixel counts: experiences with PAD and HDF5 data within autoPROC	Clemens Vonrhein
1030	Coffee break
1100	Coping with increased data rates from Eiger and Jungfrau detectors	Ulrik Pedersen Graeme Winter Filip Leonarski (remote)
1230	Lunch
Chair	Katherine McAuley
1315	Coping with increased data rates Including coffee break	Herbert Bernstein lead
1530	Closing remarks

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Due to a large number of building works on site, parking on the Harwell Campus is extremely limited and visitors’ parking cannot be guaranteed. We strongly recommend travelling by public transport, where possible, if you are attending an event at Diamond. We apologise for any inconvenience caused. Find here more information on how to get to Diamond by public transport.

Contact

For any further information about this workshop, please contact the Diamond Events team.

Organisers

Herbert J. Bernstein, Ronin Institute for Independent Scholarship
Katherine McAuley, Diamond Light Source
Graeme Winter, Diamond Light Source
Dave Hall, Diamond Light Source
Andreas Förster, DECTRIS Ltd

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