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GM/CA @ APS congratulates Brian Kobilka and Robert Lefkowitz, winners of the 2012 Nobel Prize in Chemistry. <a href='news/nobelprize2012.html'>Read more...</a>

Sample environment with on-axis visualization and quad collimator allowing for one-click change of X-ray beam size

Footprints of selectable beam sizes on YAG: from 5µm to 300µm

Crystal imaging with on-axis hi-res video camera

$Polygon diffraction rastering with JBluIce$ $Staff displaying the first diffraction pattern with Pilatus3 6M (January, 2014)$ Simulated radiation damage in a crystal hit by a micron-sized beam

Simulated radiation damage in a crystal hit by a micron-sized beam

Fluorescence rastering detects small crystals with minimum radiation exposure

Collecting data along vector with JBluIce

Icosahedral bacteriophage Phi X174 forms a tail for DNA transport during infection. Michael Rossmann group (Purdue University) and collaborators. <a href='news/highlights.html#MRossmann_2014'>Read more...</a>

First crystal structure of a true glucose transporter. Jun-Yong Choe group (Rosalind Franklin University). <a href='news/highlights.html#JYChoe_2013'>Read more...</a>

Translocation intermediate in cellulose synthesis and transport. Jochen Zimmer group (University of Virginia). <a href='news/highlights.html#JZimmer_2013'>Read more...</a>

New Crystal Structure Helps Explain 50 Years of Research on a Novel Membrane Enzyme in E. coli. Martin Caffrey group (Trinity College Dublin). <a href='news/highlights.html#MCaffrey_2013'>Read more...</a>

First structure of a eukaryotic phosphate transporter revealed. Robert Stroud group (University of California - San Francisco) and collaborators. <a href='news/highlights.html#RStroud_2013'>Read more...</a>

Epigenetics. Yawen Bai group (National Cancer Institute, NIH) and collaborators. <a href='news/highlights.html#YBai_2013'>Read more...</a>

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GM/CA hosts Membrane Protein Structures 2015 Meeting read more

GM/CA @ APS hosts 9th annual CCP4 School: From data collection to structure refinement and beyond. read more

GM/CA @ APS rolls out Java-based version of popular BluIce data collection software. read more

Beamline Application: GM/CA @ APS supports five different categories of the user program. read more

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