e-Research Sessions at Crystal XXV, Hunter Valley, NSW, April 10 - 13, 2007

e-Research at Crystal XXV

Presentations related to computing and informatics (e-Research) that took place at the 25th meeting of the Australian and New Zealand Crystallographic Society.

	e-Science for Crystallography I
1:30 Alun Ashton:	More speed, more data, more automation, more work? Presentation
2:00 Ian Atkinson:	JAINIS (JCU And Indiana Instrument Services) - A Remote Access and Data Management System for X-Ray Diffraction. Presentation
2:15 Peter Turner:	The Rising Power of the Web Browser: Web Services Based Collaborative Remote Instrument Control and Monitoring Presentation
2:30 Chris Myers:	The Victorian eResearch Strategic Initiative (VeRSI) Virtual Beam Line Presentation
3:15 Bob von Dreele:	Recent advances in protein powder diffraction Presentation

	e-Science for Crystallography II
1:30 Martin Dove:	e-Science for materials research with intensive computational, data and collaborative requirements Presentation
2:15 Kenneth Shankland:	Distributed Computing for Crystallography: Experiences and Opportunities Presentation
2:40 Noel Faux:	e-Research for Crystallography at Monash University Presentation
2:55 Jane Hunter:	Real-time Collaborative Annotation of 3D Crystallographic Models
3:10 David Abramson:	High Throughput Monte-Carlo modelling using the Computational Grid.

	Theoretical and Computational Crystallography
4:00 Tom Terwilliger:	PHENIX: New methods for automated structure solution, model-building, ligand-fitting and refinement Presentation
4:30 Mark Spackman:	Effective molecular polarizabilities and crystal refractive indices from wavefunctions constrained to fit X-ray structure factors
4:50 Richard Welberry:	Disorder in Pentachloronitrobenzene, C6Cl5NO2: A Diffuse Scattering Study
5:10 Ronan Keegan:	What's new in CCP4 and developments in the automation of the protein structure solution process Presentation