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Recent Highlights

Structure–Function Relationships in Sequence-Controlled Copolymers for Rare Earth Element Chelation

In this publication led by Abigail Knight, an Assistant Professor of Chemistry at UNC-Chapel Hill and a SIBYLS SAXS user, the authors report on systematic research into amphiphilic polymer chelators,[…]

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FlbB forms ring for assembly and motility

For this publication, the authors utilized SEC-SAXS data collected at SIBYLS beamline 12.3.1, along with SAXS model fitting, to confirm and further analyze the proteins of interest.  Beamline scientist Michal[…]

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SIBYLS team enjoy Kayaking at Elkhorn Slough Reserve

The SIBYLS group (and Halbach award winners) enjoy a well-deserved day out kayaking at one of California’s largest protected coastal salt marshes which provides habitat for a fantastic diversity of[…]

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2025 SAXS Workshop a Big Success

We had a fantastic turnout for our one-day Zoom-based SAXS workshop, with 37 researchers from 25 unique labs across the U.S. in attendance. The user project session and the breakout[…]

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