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SIEMENS AREA DETECTOR USERS GROUP MEETING
Thursday Noon to Saturday Noon, April 17-19, 1997
Georgia Center for Continuing Education
The University of Georgia
Athens, GA 30602
APRIL 17-19, 1997
Organizers: John Rose and Bi-Cheng Wang
This is the latest in a series of workshops begun with the multiwire
area detectors for protein crystallography. The University of Georgia
organizers this year suggested opening it up to both multiwire and CCD
users, with emphasis on both small molecules and proteins. These are
hands-on sessions, with hints and tips from existing users. Lots of
practical ideas and software are exchanged, and useful contacts made.
We hope to see you there.
General Topics:
A. Hardware B. Data Collection Techniques
Goebel Mirrors How to Collect the BEST Data
HI-STAR Small Molecule
SMART 1K Proteins
SMART 2K Low Temperature Techniques
CCD Matrix Twinning
Multi Detector Systems
C. Software for the 90's D. Demonstrations
ASTRO Goebel Mirrors
FRAMBO SMART 2K
SAINT Windows-Based Software
SMART Difficult Structures
X-GEN
Lectures and Posters (available from www.uga.edu/~biocryst/SADUG97.html)
Participants are encouraged to bring and demonstrate local software
which may be of interest to the user community. Problem data sets are
also desired (contact JOhn Rose (rose at BCL4.biochem.uga.edu)for details).
Registration Fee(s):
Non-student ............................................. $80.00
Student ............................................. $40.00
After April 1, 1997
Non-student ............................................. $90.00
Student ............................................. $50.00
Lodging Reservations: Do not send money in advance for lodging except
to guarantee arrival after 4;00 pm. A block of rooms is being held until
March 27, 1997. Complete the following to request a room reservation at
the Georgia Center. Reservations received by April 10, 1997 will be
confirmed in writing.
Registration Form (available from www.uga.edu/~biocryst/SADUG97.html)
Questions:
Titles and Abstracts Registration and Lodging
John Rose Kathy Fraser
Life Sciences Bldg Georgia Center for Continuing
University of Georgia Education
Athens, GA 30602 Athens, GA 30602-3603
phone: 706-542-1750 Phone: 800-884-1381
FAX: 706-542-3077 FAX: 800-884-1419
E-mail: rose at BCL4.biochem.uga.edu E-mail: Fraserk at gactr.uga.edu
WWW : www.uga.edu/~biocryst
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Invited Speakers
Enrique Abola Brookhaven National Laboratory
3DB - An Object Oriented View of the Protein Data Bank
Sue Byram Siemens
Siemens Multiwire and CCD Detectors: Where They Are Now and
What Directions They Are Heading In
Jim Britten McMaster University
Charles Campana Siemens
The SMART System 1994-97: Pushing the Limits for Small Molecule
Crystallography
Dan Carter New Century Pharmaceuiticals
Applications of Polycapillary Optics for Protein Crystallography
William Furey VA Medical Center Pittsburgh
PHASES97, an Update on Whats New and Improved
Richard Harlow Dupont
The Crystal Structure of Bi4Au2O14: The Use of a Siemens CCD Detector
with Short Wavelength Synchrotron Radiation
Andrew Howard Illinois Institute of Technology
Ludgar Haeming Siemens
From Integrated Intensities to the HKL-File
Reiner Jung Siemens
Welcoming Remarks
Roger Lalancette Rutgers University
A 10-Year Struggle Resolved By Area-Detector Technology:
Order Vs. Disorder in the Structures of (+)- And (+/-)-
Ketopinic Acids
Zhi-Jie Liu University of Georgia
The Crystal Structure of Class 3 Aldehyde Dehydrogenase:
Don't Throw Away that Old X-100 Data
Anthony Martin University of Toledo
Charge Density Data from CCD Diffractometers - Oxalic Acid at 100K
Revisited
Gary Newton University of Georgia
A Small Molecule Man Tries Macromolecules: Studies of Tyrosine
Phenol-Lyase Mutants
James Phillips Siemens
Update on Siemens Systems for Protein Crystallography
Alan Pinkerton University of Toledo
Lambda/2 Contamination in Area Detector Data
Chemical Crystallography, Past, Present and (Mainly) Future
Douglas Powell University oF Wisconsin
Using a SMART P4
Robin Rogers University of Alabama
The SMART System at The University of Alabama: Experiences,
Reflections, and Data.
John Rose University of Georgia
Initial Experiences with the SMART 2K - Gobel Mirror System
Mark Pressprich Siemens
Optimizing Cross-Coupled Mirrors on Rotating Anode Sources
Robert Sparks Siemens
Algorithms for Non-merohedral Twinned Crystals
Craig Smith University of Alabama, Birmingham
Ed Westbrook Argonne National Laboratory
New Synchrotron Beamlines at the APS for Protein Crystallography
Victor Young The University of Minnesota
New Refinement Strategies for Rotationally Twinned Materials
Posters
Bing Hu University of Georgia
An Analysis of Data Collection Strateges and Data Reduction
Software
Kirstin Kirchbaum University of Toledo
Lambda/2 Contamination in Area Detector Data
Kirstin Kirchbaum University of Toledo
A Helium Cooling Device for A SMART CCD Diffractometer
K. Chin University of Georgia
Reinvestigation of the Structure of 1,4-Dimethoxy-9-isobutyltriptycene
at -120 C
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Georgia Center for Continuing Education
The University of Georgia
Athens, GA 30602-3603
Phone: 800-884-1381 FAX: 800-884-1419 E-mail:
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Registration Fee(s):
Non-student ............................................. $80.00
Student ............................................. $40.00
After April 1, 1997
Non-student ............................................. $90.00
Student ............................................. $50.00
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pm. A block of rooms is being held until March 27, 1997. Complete the
following to request a room reservation at the Georgia Center.
Reservations
received by April 10, 1997 will be confirmed in writing.
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Questions:
Titles and Abstracts Registration and Lodging
John Rose Kathy Fraser
Life Sciences Bldg Georgia Center for
Continuing
University of Georgia Education
Athens, GA 30602 Athens, GA 30602-3603
phone: 706-542-1750 Phone:
706-542-6364
FAX: 706-542-3077 FAX: 706-542-5990
E-mail: rose at BCL4.biochem.uga.eduE-mailFraserk at gactr.uga.edu
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John P. Rose
Department of Biochemistry & Molecular Biology
University of Georgia, Athens GA 30602
E-mail rose at BCL4.biochem.uga.eduhttp://www.uga.com/~biocryst
