Fall Newsletter Published

10/08 

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The Fall 2019 issue of the RCSB PDB Newsletter is now online.

This issue highlights High school students releasing a PDB structure; PDB versioning; Structure Quality Metrics; Illustrating PDB Structures in the Molecule of the Month style; and more.

The Education Corner highlights outreach initiatives are making structural biology fun and accessible for broad audiences while highlighting specific experimental techniques. Deep Learning, Citizen Science & Puppies by Michele Darrow (Diamond Light Source) describes the path towards segmentation of a cryoEM dataset of a virus infected cell, while Fiacre Kabayiza and Bill Bauer (BioXFEL) describe XFEL Crystal Blaster: an educational game.

News Index

• 12/24 Season's Greetings

• 12/17 Play with Molecular Animations

• 12/09 Structural Biology and Nobel Prizes

• 12/05 Introducing Mol*

• 12/03 Molecular Origami: Build a 3D Model of GPCR

• 11/26 Education Corner: Gaming Structural Biology for General Audiences (Part 2)

• 11/19 Introducing Mol*

• 11/12 New Papers on Molecular Visualization

• 11/12 New EM map validation in OneDep

• 11/05 New EM map validation in OneDep

• 10/29 Education Corner: Gaming Structural Biology for General Audiences (Part 1)

• 10/20 PDB Turns 48

• 10/18 Happy Birthday, Irving Geis

• 10/15 From the Bench to Molecule of the Month

• 10/08 Fall Newsletter Published

• 10/08 Improved resolution of DOIs for PDB entries

• 10/01 Access Structure Quality Metrics

• 09/25 Structural Biology Pipeline Meets the Classroom: First Structure Released

• 09/17 Illustrate PDB Structures

• 09/10 Contact Customer Services with Questions and Feedback

• 09/03 Head Back to School with PDB-101

• 08/27 Poster Prize Awarded at ISMB

• 08/20 Poster Prize Awarded at ACA

• 08/06 Join Our Biocuration Team

• 07/31 wwPDB News: Improve your previously released coordinates AND keep your original PDB ID with OneDep

• 07/23 Education Corner: How Does Life Work?

• 07/16 Beginner’s Guide to PDB Structures and the PDBx/mmCIF Format

• 07/09 Summer Newsletter Published

• 07/02 Create a Hemoglobin Bean Bag Toss

• 06/25 Learn About HIV and AIDS at PDB-101

• 06/18 Releasing Structures on Hold for Publication

• 06/11 wwPDB News: Improvements to visualization of ligand validation and electron density maps in the wwPDB validation report

• 06/04 New Flyer: Antibiotics in Action

• 06/03 wwPDB News: A tribute to Prof. Michael G. Rossmann

• 05/28 How Structural Biologists and the PDB Contributed to Drug Approvals

• 05/21 Annual Report Published

• 05/14 Award-Winning Videos on Antibiotic Resistance

• 05/07 Education Corner: Exploring the Molecules of Biological Warfare in Virtual Reality

• 04/30 Vote Now for the Viewer's Choice Award

• 04/23 Celebrate DNA Day on April 25

• 04/16 Spring Newsletter Published

• 04/16 Take the Molecule of the Month User Survey and Enter to Win

• 04/09 Take the Molecule of the Month User Survey and Enter to Win

• 04/02 High School Students: Submit Antibiotic Resistance Videos Before April 23

• 03/26 Molecular Landscapes and the Art of Science

• 03/19 wwPDB News: The PDB Archive Reaches a Significant Milestone

• 03/12 Visualize Structure Quality Metrics in 3D

• 03/05 New Video: Penicillin and Antibiotic Resistance

• 02/26 Join Our Team as a Biocurator

• 02/26 Mandatory PDBx/mmCIF format files submission for MX depositions

• 02/26 Superbugs! How Bacteria Evolve Resistance to Antibiotics

• 02/19 wwPDB News: Mandatory PDBx/mmCIF format files submission for MX depositions

• 02/12 Join Our Team as a Biocurator

• 02/05 New Online Curriculum: The PDB Pipeline & Data Archiving

• 01/29 Education Corner: Improving Visual Literacy

• 01/22 Papers Published

• 01/15 Winter Newsletter Published

• 01/08 2018 FASEB BioArt Winner

• 01/01 2019: What is a protein?