(01/09/2009)
The current National Service grant has been extended until April 2010. We will therefore continue to provide uninterrupted service up until that point.
(01/09/2009)
The NCS has been awarded a total of 24 shifts (8 days) on Beamline I19, for Diamond allocation period 6.
These dates are:
6 shifts, commencing 0900hrs Wednesday 28th October 2009, ending 0900hrs
Friday 30th October 2009
6 shifts, commencing 0900hrsThursday 3rd December 2009, ending 0900hrs
Saturday 5th December 2009
6 shifts, commencing 0900hrs Thursday 21st January 2010, ending 0900hrs
Saturday 23rd January 2010
6 shifts, commencing 0900hrs Thursday 11th March 2010, ending 0900hrs
Saturday 13th March 2010.
(01/09/2009)
We are pleased to announce that Dr Graham Tizzard has joined the National Service team.
(01/06/2009)
We are sorry to announce that Dr Sam Callear has left the service this month to work on hydrogen storage materials at Rutherford-Appleton Laboratory. We wish her all the best in her new job.
(20/04/2009)
National Services Support Petition
In order to demonstrate support from the wider community we have set up a website where anyone can register their support for a service and provide comments as to what facilities and support a National Crystallography Service should provide.
This website and further information can be found at:
Further information available
Welcome to the EPSRC UK National Crystallography Service
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The Service is an amalgamation of resources at two centres; laboratory-based facilities in the Chemical Crystallography Laboratory at the School of Chemistry, University of Southampton, together with provision of a synchrotron-based facility on station I19 at the Diamond Light Source. This website is hosted by the Southampton Service, which provides the overall administrative resource, and is the first point of call for information and access to the joint service. Additional information on the synchrotron based service may be found here |
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These pages provide a description of the Joint Service and the world leading facilities available, together with information on how to request access. We hope the information given will be useful and cordially invite comments and suggestions for improvements and additions.
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