>From the point of view of one of the wet lab personnel, picking the brains of
>the experienced keeps us from reinventing the wheel at intervals. We really
>appreciate the insight you can offer when we venture into unknown territories,
>and we are grateful when you take the time to share.
I don't think there is an email system in existence that allows anyone to
totally screen the incoming mail. Often the content is fairly clear from the
subject line for sorting in this system.
My thanks,
Carol Kolar
Carol Kolar, Researcher and Lab Manager
LTC 10736
987696 Nebraska Medical Center
Omaha, NE 68198-7696
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From: CCP4 bulletin board [[email protected]] on behalf of Paul Emsley
[[email protected]]
Sent: Wednesday, February 12, 2014 12:22 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [ccp4bb] Sister CCPs
On 12/02/14 15:59, George Sheldrick wrote:
> It would be so nice to have a 'sister CCP' for questions aboud wet-lab
> problems that have nothing to do with CCP4 or crystallographic
> computing, The is clearly a big need for it, and those of us who try
> to keep out of wet-labs would not have to wade though it all.
FWIW, the remit of CCP4BB, held at jiscmail-central, is describes as:
/The CCP4BB mailing list is for discussions on the use of the CCP4
suite, and macromolecular crystallography in general./
Thus wet-lab questions are not off-topic (not that anyone recently
described them as such).
Having said that, Jiscmail mailing lists are easy to set-up (providing
that you can reasonably expect that the mailing list will improve
knowledge sharing within the UK centered academic community) and
relatively low maintenance. I, for one, would not be entirely unhappy to
miss out on questions about lysis.
Paul.
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