Venue

Institute of Physics, Cukrovarnicka 10 – building A, Prague, Czech Republic, GPS 50.0945811N, 14.3844583.

Registration (open)

Send an email to Michal Dusek, dusek@fzu.cz. There are no registration fees, and consequently, no financial support can be provided.

Transport and accommodation

Prague public transport – see dpp.cz for connections,https://pid.cz/en/tickets-and-fare/how-to-buy-ticket/ for tickets. The tram stations close to the workshop venue: “Vozovna Stresovice“, „Sibeliova“. For accommodation, the closest hotels are Pyramida, Marketa, U Sladku, and many others.

Program

The workshop is designed to include lectures followed by a hands-on session where participants can work on selected examples from the Jana cookbook using their laptops. The workshop runs for two days, with working hours from 9:00 to 18:00. 

No prior experience with Jana2006 or Jana2020 is required. However, attending the basic workshop organized on 19-20 November would be beneficial for those without any experience with Jana2020.

Topics

• Theoretical introduction to experimental and data-processing methods for electron crystallography
• Demonstration of data collection
• Data processing of 3D ED data - preparation of input for Jana2020
• Kinematical structure refinement from electron diffraction data
• Structure refinement from 3D ED data using dynamical diffraction theory
• Determination of absolute structure

Prerequisities

Preliminary experience with Jana2020 is unnecessary.

Participants should bring a laptop with a minimum Full HD resolution (1920 × 1080 pixels) and the ability to install programs.

The ability of the graphics card to display Jana2020 properly can be tested here: https://jana.fzu.cz/docs/Test_graphic_card_for_JanaDraw.zip

Other Matters

Online participation is not possible.

Lunches and coffee breaks are paid by the Department of Structure Analysis.

The workshop is organized by the Department of Structure Analysis at the Institute of Physics, ECA Special Interest Group on aperiodic crystals (SIG3), and ECA Special Interest Group on electron crystallography (SIG4)