CCL: x-ray Beamtime available at Cornell

For those of you who may also solve structures,
 or are thinking about doing so, please feel free
 to contact us. Time slots are still available
 before our Summer down period (July & August).
 Thanks
    Richard Gillilan
    MacCHESS, Cornell
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     -- Protein Crystallography at MacCHESS --
 MacCHESS, the macromolecular structure facility at the
 Cornell High-Energy Synchrotron Source, offers high-brightness
 x-ray beamtime to general academic and industrial users worldwide
 through a fast and simple application process. Cornell is
 within a day's drive of most of the Northeast as far
 South as the Baltimore-Washington area.
 Experienced staff scientists are on duty to help you and your students
 get the most out of your crystals. We are expanding and new users are welcome.
 Special experimental setups are also possible, contact the staff for details.
 Can't travel? Send us your crystals. We'll send you data with no
 collaborative/publishing obligation.
       o one-page, online express-mode applications for beamtime
       o small friendly academic environment
       o Ph.D. staff scientists on duty to help you
       o no collaborative publishing obligations
       o new Quantum 210 4Kx4K CCD detector with a 1 second chip readout!
       o BL-2 Containment for virus work
       o unique dual Quantum-4 CCD detector for large unit cells/high resolution
 (*)
       o 60-processor supercomputer for structure solving
       o support for FireWire disks, DVD (*), tape backup
       o multi-terabyte RAID storage
       o high-speed networking (gigabit internal, 100Mb out)
       o fast turnaround FedEX Crystallography
      (*) Contact MacCHESS for availability
 Visit our website:
    http://www.macchess.cornell.edu