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The Grenoble Instrumentation Group
Interests of the
Grenoble
Instrumentation Group lie in the improvement of synchrotron data
collection
techniques to aid structural biologists in their quest for detailed
atomic
structures used for understanding biological functions of
macromolecules. Our
background activity is to develop, maintain and operate X-ray
macromolecular beamlines
(MX) at the ESRF.
Foreground developments focus on the improvement of data quality, on
new
methodologies for data collection on radiation sensitive crystals and
on
automation of X-ray data
collection. In addition,
members of the group are involved in collaborations on cytoskeleton-
and
leucine-rich repeat proteins. The instrumentation
group works in close collaboration with
the European Synchrotron Radiation Facility (ESRF) on the MX joint
structural
biology group (JSBG) beamlines. The group also provides scientific and
technical support for the UK CRG beamline BM14 at the ESRF. It
furthermore
contributes to technical developments at our second neighbouring
large-scale
facilities, the ILL.
We
take a particular interest in making our
technology available to the scientific community. Most of our major
developments have been or are being industrialised, in association with
EMBLEM.
![]() X-Ray instruments and softwares developed
Neutrons instruments developed
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