Greg Hura and the SIBYLS team received the 2025 Klaus Halbach award for their work on instrumentation for time-resolved, high-throughput, small-angle X-ray scattering (TR-HT-SAXS). The Klaus Halbach Award is given for Innovative…
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The ALS-ENABLE YouTube channel contains webinars and tutorials relevant to the structural biology beamlines at the Advanced Light Source synchrotron beamlines. Click here to view our channel.
Corie Ralston gave a talk on X-ray footprinting at ALS-ENABLE beamline 3.3.1 at the LS-101 tutorial session on Tuesday, Aug. 12 as part of the ALS User meeting. The session…
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ALS-ENABLE beamline scientist Jay Nix gives talk on Protein Crystallography as part of a tutorial session called “LS-101” at the 2025 ALS User Meeting. The workshop was designed to give students…
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Data from beamline 5.0.2. helped solve the structure of an enzyme from Mycobacterium ulcerans (strain Agy99). When it was deposited into the Protein Data Bank (PDB) it marked a milestone of…
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ALS-ENABLE beamline scientist, Jame Holton, will be giving a talk on “The UNTANGLE Challenge for revealing cooperative motions and less noisy maps” on Wednesday, March 26th of the conference. He…
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ALS-ENABLE SAXS beamline 12.3.1 is holding a BioSAXS workshop on August 14th as part of the ALS User Meeting (Aug 12-14). The workshop is designed for both experienced and new…
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SIBYLS made the news for work on time-resolved, high-throughput, small-angle x-ray scattering (SAXS) at the Advanced Light Source (ALS) improving the screening of small-molecule drug candidates, and providing insight into…
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The ALS offers a 1-year doctoral fellowship in residence to graduate students who wish to conduct their research at the ALS. We are pleased that this year Darren Kahan from…
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How to collect data at our beamlines The ALS-ENABLE team is planning a webinar on Monday, April 10, 2023 from noon-1pm (PST). This webinar is geared for new users, especially…
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