30-Nov-2021
Diamond Light Source is the UK’s national synchrotron, located in the Harwell Science Campus in Didcot, Oxfordshire. It is a key member of the Instruct-ERIC UK Centre.
The facility is also home to the electron Bio-Imaging Centre (eBIC).
Users at the facility can gain access to fragment screening technology, CryoEM, and X-Ray Diffraction and Bio-SAXS.
There are many ways for structural biology researchers to gain funded access to Diamond Light Source, to advance their own project with the state-of-the-art machinery available.
In partnership with the iNEXT Discovery project, researchers can submit a proposal to access the synchrotron. iNEXT-Discovery offers a wide range of facility access possibilities and expert support to all European scientists for their translational research in the wider field of structural biology and life sciences.
Apply for iNEXT-Discovery funded access here
As an Instruct centre, Diamond is available to life science researchers via a range of EC-funded projects – currently iNEXT Discovery is offering funded access to the advanced services available at the synchrotron.
Researchers can also receive access to Diamond Light Source, and any facility in our catalogue, via Instruct-ERIC. Find out more about Diamond services here.
