Workshop Overview
This hands-on workshop guides participants from raw data to refined structures across structural sciences. We focus on the design, execution, and evaluation of essential computational workflows, highlighting how variations in software, versions and processing parameters directly affect scientific outcomes.
Detailed Agenda
- 08:30 (15 min) : Opening : Reproducibility in Modern Science
- 08:45 (15 min) : Setting up your Workspace in D.LAB
- 09:00 (70 min) : Case Study 1: The XDS Reproducibility Project
- 10:10 (20 min) : Coffee break
- 10:30 (70 min) : Case Study 2 : The Quantum Crystallographic Protocol (QCP)
- 11:40 (15 min) : Case Study 3 :
- 11:55 (5 min) : Closing remarks
Interactive Case Studies
1. The XDS Reproducibility Project
Speaker: Clemens Vonrhein - Global Phasing
Investigate how different versions of XDS impact data integration and explore how version-controlled environments support reliable and traceable data processing.
2. The Quantum Crystallographic Protocol (QCP)
Speaker: Simon Grabowsky - University of Bern
A step-by-step guide on the application of quantum crystallography refinement that ensures reproducibility in the investigation of electronic structure
3. Reproducibility in CryoEM
Speaker: Fabian Eisenstein - DECTRIS D.LAB
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