Short Name:
Small Molecule Diffraction Policy
Instrument Type:
Diffraction (X-ray and electron)
Structural Science
Location:
KCL 7
Date of Acquisition:
September 2013
Description:
Co-authorship suggestions
Please note that single crystal diffraction/model prices do not fluctuate based on effort or time and are not waived even if the diffraction model warrants co-authorship. Should you publish data collected in our center, please acknowledge our facility in your manuscripts or grant applications as follows:
This research made use of the Chemical and Biophysical Instrumentation Center at Yale University (RRID:SCR_021738).
Dr. Mercado is available to assist with the diffraction components of experiments and review manuscripts. Co-authorship should be considered if:
- The structural information in the report is derived primarily from diffraction data and constitutes a significant part of the writing.
- The structure determination is non-routine, such as involving variable temperature studies, phase changes, or specialized collection environments.
- The final structure required a substantial amount of time and technical expertise. For instance:
- Problematic twinning or significant disorder in structure refinement.
- Careful consideration of anomalous dispersion (e.g., absolute stereochemistry).
- Determination of the model by MicroED.
Center Use Policy
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Staff mounted samples will be mounted at the convenience of their schedule.
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Samples can be submitted on the table outside KCL 3
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To independently use the single crystal diffractometers, you must meet one of the following subpoints:
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Completed an instrument orientation workshop held in the CBIC (~4 hour time commitment)
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Completed CHEM 511 and 512
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Completed an equivalent course/training at a different institution with a recommendation from the instructor/instrument manager.
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Independent access enables X-ray facility use for your own research.
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Independent use does not enable facility use for you to collect data on behalf of other researchers at Yale.
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Exceptions are granted on a case-by-case basis.
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