2017 Tutorials

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Feb 16th

9:00am: Session 1

Nick Sauter: Welcome and "Trials and tribulations merging still image data"

Aaron Brewster: "Metrology and non-isomorphism: hidden challenges in still image data reduction"

Axel Brunger: "Data processing of XFEL data from a limited number of crystals"

10:20am: Break

10:40am: Session 2

Art Lyubimov: "IOTA: Integration optimization, triage and analysis tool for XFEL data processing"

Monarin Uervirojnangkoorn: "Up and Running with Prime"

Jacques-Philippe Colletier: "Mosquito larvicide BinAB revealed by de novo phasing with an X-ray laser"

James Holton: "What if? Using at-scale image simulations to optimize data processing algorithms"

Noon: Working Lunch - Roundtable discussion of data processing challenges

1:00pm: Session 3

Graeme Winter and Richard Gildea: "DIALS - new methods for processing X-ray diffraction data"

James Parkhurst: "Robust background modelling in the presence of outliers in DIALS"

Jan Kern: TBD

Franklin Fuller: "Drop-by-Drop Transient Serial Crystallography of Metalloenzymes at an X-ray free electron laser"

Iris Young: "Room temperature studies of the oxygen-evolving complex of photosystem II using an X-ray free electron laser (XFEL)"

2:40pm: Break

3:00pm: Session 4

Aina Cohen: TBD

Rahel Woldeyes: "Using X-ray Free Electron lasers to visualize solvent in the M2 proton channel"

Danny Axford: "Highly efficient serial data collection from high-density fixed targets"

Christoph Mueller-Dieckmann: "Serial Synchrotron Crystallography at the ESRF using a high viscosity extruder"

Allen Orville: TBD

Feb 17th

9am: Tutorials 1

Aaron Brewster and Iris Young: cctbx.xfel Break: 10:00 am

10:15 am: Tutorials 2

  • Aaron Brewster and James Parkhurst: dials.stills_process
  • Art Lyubimov: IOTA
  • Monarin Uervirojnangkoorn: PRIME
  • Nick Sauter: cxi.merge

12:15pm-2:30pm: Round table discussion.

Topics will include: Is the current software meeting needs? What are essential/timely avenues most useful for near-term development (first half of 2017)? Where should we be going next (longer term future)? Time resolved experiments? Synchrotron serial crystallography?

2:30-4pm: Breakout sessions:

users work with developers and instructors on their own data. Hands-on walkthroughs and data analysis.