Thursday, October 9, 2025, 8:30 am — NSLS II Bldg 745 room 183
You are cordially invited to attend the Pre-Conference Workshop,? Crystal Clear Insights: Mastering Protein Crystallization This hands-on workshop will be held at NSLS II on October 9 prior to the Pittsburgh Diffraction Conference. "Crystal Clear Insights" aims to discuss basic and advance protein crystallization methods for advanced structural diffraction data collection. Participants will be able to select three of the five parallel hands-on sessions. To register: https://www.bnl.gov/pittsburgh-diffraction-conference/index.php If you want to register only for the workshop contact Vivian Stojanoff by email (stojanof@bnl.gov) and use "PDC 2025 – Crystal Clear" for your subject line. Participation is limited to 20 participants; those who wish to attend only the pre-Conference workshop will be placed on a waiting list and informed by August 26, 2025. ALL "Crystal Clear" pre-Conference PARTICIPANTS need to register until August 29, 2025, as well, in the Brookhaven National Laboratory Guest, User and Visitor Center (GUV), as well, if you do not have a BNL Guest appointment. To register follow instructions: https://guest.bnl.gov/ If you have any question, contact: stojanof@bnl.gov. Tentative Program: Lecture: From Gene to Crystallization; Crissy Tarver, SLAC Hand-on Topics: Vapor Diffusion Methods - from hanging drops to sitting drops; Darya Marchany-Rivera, SSRL Exploring the Phase Diagram for crystals for all applications; Patrick Stewart, Douglas Instruments Ltd. Nanoliter and nano/micro sized crystals using the Acoustic Droplet Ejector; Alex Soares, NSLS II Microfluidics crystallization and X-ray Diffraction; Sarah Perry, UMASS Amherst Sample prep for electron microscopy and X-ray diffraction; TBD All topics will be offered in parallel, participants will be able to choose 3 topics and rotate through it.
Hosted by: Vivian Stojanoff
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