Instruct-ERIC Landscape Survey
Instruct-ERIC is a European Research Infrastructure, providing researchers with access to high-end structural biology technologies and expertise, as well as enabling access to this equipment and expertise through an infrastructure distributed throughout Europe, with 15 members across the continent.
Structural Biology is currently in the middle of a revolution enabled by significant technology advances in recent years (direct electron detectors in EM, advances in synchrotron sources and detectors, XFELs, ultra-high field NMR, super-resolution cryo-light microscopy etc). For this reason, Instruct-ERIC is reviewing the structural biology capabilities within Europe to individuate possible updates in order to fully respond to the needs of the structural biology community.
It is thus important to have your feedback to support this activity: please fill in this short survey, and circulate it to your structural biology colleagues.
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We have launched a public database where you can store your raw data with rich annotation of samples and conditions of measurements.The Molecular Biophysics Database currently accepts depositions of raw measurement files from MST, BLI, SPR and ITC.We invite you to deposit your data, make it findable, searchable and reusable at https://mbdb-data.org/MBDB has been developed within the EU project MOSBRI by a team of developers mainly from the Institute of Biotechnology and CESNET. Its development continues and we welcome comments and suggestions at mbdb@ibt.cas.cz.
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Analysis of micro and nanoplastic particles in Nanobio Core Facility
CF Nanobio offers the analysis of micro and nano plastic particles that pose risks to ecosystems and human health. Raman microscopy enables detailed chemical analysis of these particles in water, milk, blood, tissues, soil, and food. Semi-automated analysis using Particle Analysis software and an extensive polymer library ensures precise identification and quantification. The Renishaw InVia Raman microscope, with upgraded lasers and polarization capabilities, supports diverse applications.