Dear all,
Thank you all giving a valuable information.
I wanted to get the header info in my script, and from images not only in the
.cbf format,
though I didn’t write so. Thanks Harry for giving me a list of formats which
have a text header.
Unfortunately, I couldn’t find a way to print out
Dear ccp4bb users,
I am delighted to tell you the registration for the 29th European
Crystallographic Meeting is open. Just to remind you ECM29 (August
23-28, 2015) is taking place in beautiful city of Rovinj in Croatia. You
can find more information on our web site, and please visit and
Applications are invited for the PhD course in IST Austria, with specialisation
in structural biology of large membrane protein complexes, in particular
complex I.
Complex I is central to bioenergetics – it is the first and largest enzyme of
the respiratory chain in mitochondria and bacteria.
Dear All
Please support the BCA winter meeting this year which, in a break from
convention, is being held at ESRF/ILL, Grenoble, France - as you know, a major
centre for structural biology research and infra-structure. This is an
experiment for the BSG committee, really, being in the spirit of
Dear crystallographic community
The Institute for Bioscience and Biotechnology Research (IBBR) at the
University of Maryland is seeking a highly motivated postdoctoral fellow. We
are seeking an individual with an interest in protein engineering and
structural biology to participate in a new
Dear Mohamed,
At the moment, a lot of programs require amplitudes, but I believe that they
should all eventually be updated to use intensities. In fact, we’re in the end
stages of a large project to switch Phaser from using amplitudes to using
intensities. There are a number of reasons why,
Hi Randy,
I can see all good reasons for using intensities! What about maps and
R-factors? I guess you still need F to compute them (I realize you can
compute R(I) but this is not what people are used to do in general), and if
that's the case then I-F is still inevitable (at least for some
Hi Pavel,
We were chatting with Phil Evans the other day about things like this, and
generally we were in agreement that any programs that need amplitudes (and
you’re right of course, you have to have some sort of amplitude to calculate a
map!) should be able to compute them on the fly. That
Postdoctoral Positions at Indiana University School of Medicine
My lab will have two postdoc positions available, one immediately and the other
in April 2015. A summary of what we do can be found at
http://snri.iusm.iu.edu/people/primary-investigators/quyen-q-hoang-ph-d/
