Agenda

October 11th Monday

09:15 Welcome- (James Byrnes)

09:30 Lecture - SAXS Overview (SC)

10:15 Lecture - Data Analysis (JB)

10:45 Break and Q & A

11:00 Lecture - LIX mail-in protocol: from scheduling to data access (LY)

Joint Session

11:30 Lecture - Lecture/Tutorial - Radiation Damage: what is it and how can it be minimised? Elspeth Garman (University of Oxford)

13:15 Welcome- Center for Biomolecular Structure Sean McSweeney (CBMS, NSLS II)

13:30 Around the Room - Group introduction

13:45 MX workbench starts

October 12th , Tuesday

09:00 Lecture- Getting to know LiX better (LY)

10:00 Lecture- In-line SEC and sample prep (JB)

10:30 Data Collection Demonstration

11:30 Lecture - Ensemble Optimization Method (EOM) - SAXS-based modeling of flexible and disordered proteins

Al Kikhney (Xenocs Nordic ApS.)

13:00 Lecture - Protein Dynamics: Time-resolved Macromolecular Crystallography Vukica Srajer (University of Chicago)

13:30 Mail-in data collection on participant samples

October 13th, Wednesday

09:00 Lecture - Data processing details (LY)

10:00 General Help and consultation for data processing and analysis (LiX staff)

11:30 Lecture/Tutorial - Data processing using XDS, and data quality assessment Kay Diederichs (Universität Konstanz)

13:30 Lecture/Tutorial - Using Phenix for crystallographic data Dorothee Liebschner (Berkley Lab)

13:30 Mail-in data collection on participant samples

16:00 Panel Discussion Q&A- Maria Bewley (Penn State), Kevin Battaile (New York Structural Biology), and Sean McSweeney (CBMS, NSLS II)

17:00 End of Program

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