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MicroED: Call for Proposals

Dear colleague,

We are pleased to announce that a special call for Microcrystal Electron 
Diffraction (MicroED) proposals, at 
eBIC<https://diamond.us20.list-manage.com/track/click?u=3de94671e0e91f373e1995d94&id=a24c981f30&e=eb6e1e80ac>,
 is now open. The deadline for proposal submission is 17:00hrs (BST) on 
Thursday 30th September 2021. This call will provide access to MicroED for a 
limited number of selected user proposals (Academic users only). Initially only 
on-grid MicroED data collection with a Ceta-D detector and EPU-D data 
collection software on the Talos Arctica (200 keV) will be available.

Proposals will be evaluated with respect to scientific merit, technical 
feasibility and sample suitability. Applications should include evidence that 
the proposed samples are suitable for MicroED experiments. All grids must be 
pre-screened, demonstrating that they have the appropriate ice thickness, that 
the majority of the EM grid support film remains intact, and that there is a 
reasonable crystal distribution. The best way to show this is to include TEM 
grid atlas images and images of the crystals at higher magnifications in the 
proposal.

For MicroED proposals that require CryoFIB time to achieve the desired sample 
thickness, please indicate this in the application. More information about how 
to demonstrate the grid quality for CryoFIB can be found 
here<https://diamond.us20.list-manage.com/track/click?u=3de94671e0e91f373e1995d94&id=8a30bb3d87&e=eb6e1e80ac>
 - specifically this 
document<https://diamond.us20.list-manage.com/track/click?u=3de94671e0e91f373e1995d94&id=9b82b38ad9&e=eb6e1e80ac>.

In this call, we will focus on protein microcrystal samples and crystals 
samples that require CryoFIB. However, applications for small molecule samples 
will also be considered. If your proposal is successful, session will be 
allocated from the Mid-October 2021. Sessions will run from 9:00 am to 17:00 pm 
(one shift), with a maximum 4 grids (microcrystals) or 2 grids (lamellae) per 
shift. Please indicate number of shifts you would like to request in the 
proposal (we will allocate between 1-2 shifts).

All proposals need to be submitted through the User Administrator System 
(UAS<https://diamond.us20.list-manage.com/track/click?u=3de94671e0e91f373e1995d94&id=fe99981179&e=eb6e1e80ac>).
 Once logged into the UAS you should choose the "rapid access" route for the 
Talos Arctica instrument and also add that this is for MicroED application.

For technical inquiries about proposed experiments please contact 
yun.s...@diamond.ac.uk<mailto:yun.s...@diamond.ac.uk>.

Please see below the publication for information about microED workflow in eBIC:
https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fmolb.2020.00179/full<https://diamond.us20.list-manage.com/track/click?u=3de94671e0e91f373e1995d94&id=8f0e6debb4&e=eb6e1e80ac>

Best wishes,
Diamond User Office

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