Macromolecular
Soft Condensed 
Imaging and
Biological
Magnetic
Structures and
Crystallography 
Spectroscopy Overview
Introdution to MX at Diamond covers the essentials for using the MX beamlines and supporting facilities available at Diamond. The aim is to provide new Diamond MX users with sufficient training to get started with shipping samples to Diamond, automated data collection, routine cryo-crystallography data collection and data interpretation. A session will also cover the potential experiments that can be performed at our specialised beamlines. Additionally, there will be sessions covering peripheral tools at Diamond for Life Sciences. A brief summary of the sessions can be found below:
Sessions:
- Getting the Best Sample (MPL & Crystallisation facility)
- First steps in cryo-crystallography and beyond (I04 and I24)
- Automated data collection (I03 and VMXi)
- Data Interpretation (MX Data analysis groups)
- Next Frontiers in Crystallography (I23, XFEL Hub, VMXm and XChem)
Each session is 1.5hrs with a maximum of 6 participants per group. Some of these sessions will provide opportunities for users to bring their own samples to use at the workshop.
Diamond Light Source is the UK's national synchrotron science facility, located at the Harwell Science and Innovation Campus in Oxfordshire.
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Diamond House
Harwell Science & Innovation Campus
Didcot
Oxfordshire
OX11 0DE
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