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Workshop
3: The Protein Crystallography Technology and
Logistics Collaboration
Co-organizers:
Malcolm Capel, Stephan Ginell, Lisa Keefe, and John
Rose
The
Protein Crystallography Technology and Logistics
workshop will focus on the technological
advances and goals for operations at the APS
macromolecular beam lines. Topics that the
will be addressed and discussed are:
- Design
of a common Graphical User Interface for users
of the macromolecular beam
lines.
- Improvement
of beam stability at the end-station through
application of new white beam position sensing
techniques.
- Telepresence
and remote data acquisition via network
connections.
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Tuesday,
May 4, 2004
Bldg. 401, Rm. A1100 |
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8:30
am
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Welcome
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8:35
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Blu-Ice
Tim McPhillips, SLAC,
Stanford University
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9:05
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jdirector
Russ Athay, Rigaku/MSC
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9:35
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HKL2000
for Data Collection through Structure
Solution
Wladek Minor, HKL Research,
Inc.
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10:05
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Refreshments
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10:35
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Principles
of GUI Design
Joseph Yoder, The Refactory, Inc. |
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11:35
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Update
from the Protein Crystallography Technical
Working Group
Malcolm Capel , NE -CAT
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11:50
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Discussion
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12:00
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Lunch
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Defining
Beam Position
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1:00
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White
Beam Position Monitoring
Gerd Rosenbaum,
SER-CAT
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1:30
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Stability
of Delivered Beam
TBD, APS
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Telepresence
and Remote Data
Acquisition
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2:00
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Access
Grid
Ivan Judson, Mathematics and
Computer Science
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2:30
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Demonstration
of Access Grid at SER-CAT
John Chrzas, SER-CAT
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3:00
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Refreshments
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3:30
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Discussion
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4:00
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Adjourn
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