Apply for Everything BioSAXS 10: Getting started in biological small-angle x-ray solution scattering
BioCAT is offering its tenth intensive HOW-TO course in BioSAXS. Students will have four days of virtual lectures and hands-on software tutorials on the basics of BioSAXS data collection and processing from expert practitioners in the field. Students may also be able to mail in samples for data collection on the BioCAT beamline (Sector 18 at the APS) before the course, and there will be time during the workshop to get help with analysis of their own data.
The course will take place from 12/10/24 to 12/13/24 and is entirely virtual (via Zoom). See the schedule below for details.
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Registration
All participants this year will be remote participants. The course will provide a virtual set of lectures and tutorials via Zoom. Participants will be able to ask questions during both lectures and tutorials, and will have time to get help with analysis of their own data. They will also receive downloads of all course materials, including lecture slides and tutorials.
Note: This course is intended for researchers interested in scattering from monodisperse biological macromolecules in solution. It is NOT for soft matter, materials, or systems which are polydisperse.
Depending on facility availability, a limited number …