SBGrid and NE-CAT are pleased to host a mini-symposium on Low-Resolution Model Building in EM and X-ray Crystallography March 21-22 2019 at Harvard Medical School in Boston. Agenda below.
For information on lodging and location, please see the event website.
Mini-symposium on Low-resolution model building in EM and X-ray crystallography
March 21-22, 2019, Boston MA
WORKSHOP IS FULL. Please email events@sbgrid.org with questions.
Organizers:
Frank Murphy and Piotr Sliz
Registration Fee: $100 (includes breakfast, lunch, and happy hour reception)
Preliminary Program
Wednesday, March 20:
7:00pm Optional attendee gathering at the Yard House RSVP here
Thursday, March 21:
Room 250, Tosteson Medical Education Center (TMEC) 260 Longwood Ave
- 8:20- 8:50am: Breakfast
- 8:50- 8:55am: Welcome Remarks (Stephen Blacklow)
- 8:55- ...
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Spanish National Centre for Biotechnology
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Giovanni Bussi -- Associate Professor, SISSA, Trieste, Italy
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Steven Ludtke, Ph.D.
Professor of Biochemistry - Baylor College of Medicine
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EMAN2 has undergone dramatic changes in the last year, both in expanding its capabilities to in-situ (CryoET) segmentation and high-resolution high-speed subtomogram averaging, as well as with traditional single particle analysis. New deep-learning technology in EMAN2 permits automatic segmentation of cellular tomograms as well as highly accurate particle picking in single particle analysis. Even more recently, a novel computational approach based on robust invariants ...
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