Many members of the FRET community have come together to set the groundwork for FRET to become a recognized and routine tool for dynamic structural biology. In the position paper titled “The FRET-based structural dynamics challenge – community contributions to consistent and open science practices”, we assess the state of the field, outline ‘soft recommendations’ …
Dear FRET community, please see below an announcement from Hagen Hofmann, Ben Schuler and Gilad Haran. The recordings of the webinar are available under the following link: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgisFWvIeKh5cqLM_0Z-_fA Dear friends, We are happy to announce a new, bi-weekly series of Zoom seminars dedicated to Protein Folding and Dynamics. The goal of this series is to allow …
Announcement: Protein Folding and Dynamics Webinar Read More »
Dear FRET community, We are pleased to announce that the elections for the inaugural advisory board are now open. To cast your vote, login to the FRET community website and go to the elections page (https://www.fret.community/election). Voting is possible until March 30, 23:00 CET. As we have based the FRET community on a bottom-up approach, …
Dear FRET community member, while the community is growing, we are steering towards the election of the inaugural advisory board. As the election procedures were not evident to everyone, we thought it appropriate to extend the deadline for candidate nominations to the 28th of February, with elections being held thereafter. We would appreciate if you could …
FRET Community Meeting at BPS 2020, February 15 11am-12pm Read More »
Dear colleague, over the past decades, Förster resonance energy transfer has evolved into a routine tool in the life sciences. Inspired by the recent joint international study on the precision and accuracy of FRET measurements [1] and after discussions with many colleagues, we are excited to take the next step and announce the launch of …
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The FRET workshop at MAF 2019, UCSD San Diego, concluded. Find the program and further information here. Approximately 40 people attended the workshop. The program covered topics ranging from the historic developments of the theoretical description of FRET, through practical aspects of the implementation and analysis of FRET on the single-molecule level or in live-cell …
kinSoftChallenge2019 aims to find the best tool for extracting kinetic information from single-molecule traces. Registration is still open! With the final deadline now set to November 30, there is still two weeks participate and benchmark your favorite tool. And once your are done, don’t forget to submit your results!
