Electron Nanocrystallography

To efficiently develop new active pharmaceutical ingredients and obtain approval, researchers require the exact ...

New Head of Support & Commissioning

Pascal Hofer moves to Philadelphia and Sascha Grimm takes over his position as Head of Support & Commissioning. He ...

DECTRIS goes west

In response to a rapidly growing installed base of detectors, DECTRIS is setting up its first subsidiary in the USA. With the newly founded office in Philadelphia, PA, the leading manufacturer of Hybrid Photon Counting detectors will offer improved support and sales services for the Americas. Operation out of the Philadelphia office will commence this summer. We are delighted that we were able to recruit Pascal Hofer for the position of General Manager. As the former head of the support team, Pascal combines experience and customer orientation at the highest level. "We place great value on per

SESAME Opening Ceremony

The whole world congratulates. A long obstacle race that featured collapsed roof, (non)diplomatic relations, banking ...

10,000 PILATUS structures in PDB

The 10,000th structure determined with PILATUS data has been released by the PDB. Nicholas Pearce wins a trip for two ...

Win a trip up Mount Pilatus

If you determined your structure with PILATUS data and have it released by the PDB next week, you might be the lucky ...

Process EIGER data with XDS fast

NEGGIA, the first plugin for XDS, enables direct and highly efficient reading of EIGER HDF5 data for accelerated ...

Hitting new highs

In 2016, PILATUS and EIGER users determined more wonderful structures than ever before. In this compilation of your ...

Electrons are the new photons

After succeeding in high-end synchrotron radiation detection, EIGER X has now been shown to count electrons, too. ...

High on EIGER

Two structures of the human cannabinoid receptor CB1 have been solved with data from EIGER X 16M and PILATUS3 6M ...

Now detecting electrons too!

Having transformed X-ray detection, DECTRIS aims to improve detectors for electron microscopy, a new market we have ...