February 2–4, 2022
Analyzing Samples as part of the Workshop
Would you like to analyze your sample(s) as part of the workshop? Results may be shared for analysis with other participants. Participants interested in sending samples should submit a request by January 10, 2022.
How to Submit Samples
If you are planning on sending samples you must submit a Brookhaven Lab Guest Form and be approved in the Guest Registration System (GIS) by January 10, 2022 in order to obtain remote access credentials to the beam lines.
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Please use the information below to assist you in completing some of the required fields in the Brookhaven Lab Guest Form. If you have a current Brookhaven Lab appointment and a valid Brookhaven Lab Guest Number or you have a pending Brookhaven Lab Guest Registration (GR) Number, it is not necessary to complete Brookhaven Lab Guest Form again.
| Form Questions | Insert the Following |
|---|---|
| Purpose of Visit: | Conference Attendance |
| Subject Code: | None or Unknown |
| Access Requested: | Virtual Event |
| Estimate Days: Number of days you estimate to be on-site over a two-years. |
Continuously < 30 days |
| BNL Department: | .NSLS Facility Users (LTU) |
| Research Facility: Facility being requested to Conduct Research. |
None |
| Beamline: Beamline/experiment being requested. |
None or Unknown |
| Research Type: Research or Work will the visitor/assignee be working on. |
Not Applicable |
| Anticipated Start: | Use Workshop Start Date (February 2, 2022) |
| Anticipated End: | Use Workshop End Date (February 4, 2022) |
| Visit Justification: | Attend CBMS Workbench – This training is aimed at researchers that would like to know more about fore-front techniques and methods employed at the macromolecular crystallography beamlines at the Center for Biomolecular Structure at BNL. |
| Host First Name: | Vivian |
| Host Last Name: | Stojanoff |
