SBGrid is pleased to announce that it has established a partnership with Instruct-ERIC, based in Oxford, UK.
Instruct-ERIC is a pan-European distributed research infrastructure with a hub in Oxford, UK and over 30 centres
and facilities around Europe delivering high-end technologies and methods in structural biology.
Through Instruct-ERIC, SBGrid now has a foundation in Europe. Dr. Estrella Fernandez-Gimenez began her contract
with SBGrid in March 2025. In collaboration with Instruct, Estrella combines her role of curating SBGrid's software
collections with expanding the consortium in Europe, working through both Harvard University and CNB-CSIC in Madrid,
Spain.
Estrella previously completed her PhD at CNB-CSIC, part of Instruct-ES, which put her in the ideal position to
understand the power of software applications for structural biology research.
Estrella commented, “Working with Jose …
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SBGrid is pleased to offer a one-day workshop - CryoEM in Industry: cutting edge, cost-efficient
compute alternatives - on June 26, 2025 at Harvard Medical School in Boston. This workshop will focus on
innovative and resource-efficient IT architectures for CryoEM,
structure prediction and drug discovery in pharmaceutical research.
Register here.
CryoEM in Industry: cutting edge, cost-efficient
compute alternatives
June 26, 2025
Harvard Medical School, 200 Longwood Ave, Boston, MA 02115
Hosts:
Jason Key and Piotr Sliz
Opening Keynote
- 9:00am: Scientific Rigor in Structural Biology Research - Piotr Sliz, Ph.D., SBGrid PI
Session 1 - 9:30-11:15am: Is it feasible to conduct CryoEM/ET affordably with open source software?
Moderated by Jason Key
- 9:30am: 194 CryoEM Applications in the SBGrid Collection - Jason Key, Ph.D., SBGrid/Harvard
- 9:45am: …
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We have recently published a manuscript describing our Capsules
technology used to deploy SBGrid and BioGrids software collections. Read more in Acta Cryst Section D,
special 75th ICUR anniversary issue, available via open access at https://doi.org/10.1107/S2059798324004881
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ACADEMIC SOFTWARE INITIATIVE PRIVACY POLICY
This policy governs privacy considerations around the Academic Software Initiative (ASI), based at Harvard Medical School, which includes software use through SBGrid, BioGrids, and all other initiatives that rely on ASI software infrastructure (collectively the Academic Software Platform “ASP”).
This policy is incorporated by reference and made a part of the ASI License Agreement.
The following discloses the information gathering and dissemination practices for the ASI through ASI websites: https://sbgrid.org/, https://data.sbgrid.org, https://biogrids.org, and in connection with the related ASP.
INFORMATION GATHERING AND USE
Member Information
The information ASI collects about its members can be divided
into two categories: Consortium
Participation Information and Software Access and Use information.
The Consortium Participation Information (CPI) that ASI collects is of the type …
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Join us once a month on Thursdays at 4pm ET for Meharry/SBGrid Train the Trainer Office Hours, open
to alums and future attendees of Train the Trainer Workshops. Office hours will include technical staff
from SBGrid and structural biologists working in the field.
SBGrid webinars are hosted with partial support from the NIH R25 Continuing Education for Structural Biology Mentors #GM151273, in collaboration with Co-PI Jamaine Davis of Meharry Medical College.
Thursdays at 4pm ET:
January 18th
February 15th
March 21st
April 18th
May 16th
June 20th
Contact us at accounts@sbgrid.org to find out how to join.
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