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- noun physics
time allocated to a researcher for use of abeam ofparticles from a particular source
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Dr John Barker, Group Leader of X-ray crystallography at Evotec, and his team achieved the featured diffraction pattern during beamtime at Diamond earlier this year.
Science Minister launches World’s largest diffraction pattern at Diamond Light Source Thatsnews 2008
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Dr John Barker, Group Leader of X-ray crystallography at Evotec, and his team achieved the featured diffraction pattern during beamtime at Diamond earlier this year.
Archive 2008-11-01 Thatsnews 2008
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After the successful preliminary analysis and exiting beamtime in Grenoble the sample went back to Berkeley for further studies.
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The Diamond User Office is the first point of contact for all users and maintains details of users and applications for beamtime via a set of web applications and an underlying Oracle database.
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After the successful preliminary analysis and exiting beamtime in Grenoble the sample went back to Berkeley for further studies.
innovations-report 2010
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Residues involved in significant NADP+ binding using Molprobity We thank the Australian Synchrotron, for beamtime and technical assistance.
PLoS ONE Alerts: New Articles Christopher G. Langendorf et al. 2010
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