The Australians have something that addresses this: TARDIS is a
multi-institutional collaborative venture that aims to facilitate the
archiving and sharing of raw X-ray diffraction images (collectively known as
a 'dataset') from the Australian protein crystallography community.
http://www.tardis.ed
Michael:
I attended the CCP4 study weekend in January and there were many discussions
about radiation damage. In your case I wonder if recollecting the data with
a lower over all dosage might get rid of the problem. Either collect with
an attenuated beam or collect the data twice as fast. Someo
year's program was very interesting and a great balance between
practical and the theoretical.
Good job to all involved. And if you have never attended a CCP4 Study
Weekend, I highly recommend it (although it can be rather cold).
Paul Swepston
Hi:
I am going to add a section to www.pxuniverse.com that will include links to
macromolecular lab websites around the world. They will be organized by
country, institution and principal investigator or group leader. If you
would like to have your website included in the directory, please send
ld like to see added please send them
directly to me. If you have any suggestions about the organization, I will
consider all suggestions.
Thanks - Paul Swepston
