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Education

• Structure validation: The development of reliable, smart, well-documented and foremost useful computational tools for structure calculation and structure validation has become increasingly important for NMR-based structural projects. This part of the workshop is aimed at giving you answers to the question:
  

  How can I verify that my results are correct?
  
  Unfortunately, no program can tell you if your results are correct. There are, however, tools that can assist you in finding unlikely elements in your data and structure ensembles and there are tools to improve your results.
  In the four exercises we will provide you with an overview how to validate your data and resulting NMR ensembles, and improve your results. Four exercises each target a specific aspect in the validation process.
  

• College Structuur, Functie en Bioinformatica: The third year undergraduate course "Structure, Function and Bioinformatics" aims to generate an understanding of the structural aspects of the functioning of biological macromolecules such as proteins and DNA/RNA.