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Friday, July 29 2005 at the American Academy of Arts and Sciences Norton's Woods, 136 Irving Street, Cambridge, MA The Fee is $60. Register online by July 21st. Click here to register
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Wednesday, October 5, Dr. Istvan Kolossvary from D.E. Shaw Research will discuss Desmond 3.0 in an all-day hands-on tutorial. Registration required ($55/per person including lunch). Registration spaces are very limited and will be …
Updated: March 27, 2014
Software updates will be sent to your laboratory on the night of Friday, December 22, 2006. The following software will be available after this weekend's updates: Electron microscopy users will now have access …
Updated: March 27, 2014
The Linux version of SPOCK program has been upgraded to version 1.5-pre3. Please, send any information about problems to curator@sbgrid.org
Updated: March 27, 2014
General fixes for a few runtime errors in CCP4 5.0.2 (no user changes necessary). A recompiled Raster3D package (2.7) with better performance during rendering tasks (no user changes necessary). Coot 0.0.31 will now …
Updated: March 27, 2014
Our 144 CPU computational grid is available to the SBgrid community through the General User Program at no extra charge (www.sbgrid.org/gup). This month's awardees include a user from Gerhard Wagner lab at HMS. …
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We have an interesting lineup of speakers for our webinar series scheduled to resume in Jan. More details will be posted soon: Feb 7th: Tom Goddard, Chimera March: Schrodinger, PyMOL April: Graeme Winter, …
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Webinars are currently being planned to feature Phaser, CCP4, and SHARP/autoSHARP. More details will follow soon.
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Webinars are currently being planned to feature CCP4, and SHARP/autoSHARP. More details will follow soon.
Updated: March 27, 2014
Coot version 0.0.28 has been installed for OS X.
Updated: March 27, 2014
We would like to remind you that our 144 CPU computational grid is available to the SBgrid community through the General User Program at no extra charge. Our Research System Architect, Ian Levesque, …
Updated: March 27, 2014
Our 144 CPU computational grid is available to the SBGrid community through the General User Program at no extra charge (www.sbgrid.org/gup). This month’s awardees include Ethan Settembre for SAXS calculations. We are also …
Updated: March 27, 2014
Chimera is becoming increasingly popular for creating images and movies with molecular representation. It can handle surfaces, ribbon representations and electron density maps. If you try it please let us know how it …
Updated: March 27, 2014
The SBGrid Consortium and NSF RCN would like to invite you to a Centrifugation Workshop to be held at Harvard Medical School: "Structure-function studies using analytical ultracentrifugation, and the UltraScan data analysis suite" …
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Compilation only for Linux platform.
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We worked with the Gaudet and Jeruzalmi labs at Harvard University over the past few weeks to develop an SBGrid-compatible setup by centrally-utilizing their newly acquired 4-node (8-CPU) XServe G5 cluster. The solution …
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We want to know what you think is the best, most useful program in the SBGrid programs directory. Please send an email to Ben Silva (silva@crystal.harvard.edu), the SBGrid Relationship Associate, with your choice. …
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The following software installations and upgrades will be available after the Friday evening update. Linux, Mac OS X (PPC and Intel):Refmac will be updated to 5.3.0037. This is the latest update for this …
Updated: March 27, 2014
SBGrid has become an official Open Science Grid (OSG) Virtual Organization (VO). Pending completion of our internal grid infrastructure, we should begin testing OSG connectivity next month.