autoPROC news

New snapshot releases:
- 01.03.2019 (see ReleaseNotes-autoPROC_snapshot_20190301.txt)
- 14.02.2019 (see ReleaseNotes-autoPROC_snapshot_20190214.txt)
- 31.01.2019 (see ReleaseNotes-autoPROC_snapshot_20190131.txt)
- 27.11.2018 (see ReleaseNotes-autoPROC_snapshot_20181127.txt)
- 15.05.2018 (see ReleaseNotes-autoPROC_snapshot_20180515.txt)
- 19.12.2017 (see ReleaseNotes-autoPROC_snapshot_20171219.txt)
- 20.09.2017 (see ReleaseNotes-autoPROC_snapshot_20170920.txt)
- 23.06.2017 (see ReleaseNotes-autoPROC_snapshot_20170623.txt)
- 20.06.2017 (see ReleaseNotes-autoPROC_snapshot_20170620.txt)
- 08.05.2017 (see ReleaseNotes-autoPROC_snapshot_20170508.txt)
- 07.12.2016 (see ReleaseNotes-autoPROC_snapshot_20161207.txt)
- 23.09.2016 (see ReleaseNotes-autoPROC_snapshot_20160923.txt)
- 08.07.2016 (see ReleaseNotes-autoPROC_snapshot_20160708.txt)
- 06.07.2016 (see ReleaseNotes-autoPROC_snapshot_20160706.txt)
- 01.05.2016 (see ReleaseNotes-autoPROC_snapshot_20160501.txt)
24.03.2016 :

The latest stable version of autoPROC is released. Please see ReleaseNotes-autoPROC_stable_20160324.txt for details.

New snapshot releases:
- 04.03.2016 (see ReleaseNotes-autoPROC_snapshot_20160304.txt)
- 02.03.2016 (see ReleaseNotes-autoPROC_snapshot_20160302.txt)
- 25.02.2016 (see ReleaseNotes-autoPROC_snapshot_20160225.txt)
- 14.12.2015 (see ReleaseNotes-autoPROC_snapshot_20151214.txt)
- 25.11.2015 (see ReleaseNotes-autoPROC_snapshot_20151125.txt)
- 12.08.2015 (see ReleaseNotes-autoPROC_snapshot_20150812.txt)
- 15.07.2015 (see ReleaseNotes-autoPROC_snapshot_20150715.txt)
- 16.06.2015 : Some of the highlights (among numerous others):
  - incorporation of a visualisation capability for images and predictions:
    - The computation of the positions and shapes of reflections expected to appear on each image is performed in the newly added program simcal_predict. This tool is a particular use-mode of the simcal diffraction image simulation program written by Wlodek Paciorek and Claus Flensburg and extended as part of collaboration contract COL0044 between Global Phasing and the Diamond Light Source, specifically related to the I23 beamline.
    - Predicted spot positions and shapes are presented through ellipses superposed onto diffraction images using the new program GPX2, which was initially developed by Wolfgang Brehm (while in the group of Kay Diederichs at University of Konstanz/DE) during an internship with Global Phasing during the Summer of 2014 with generous support by the MX group (particularly PX-III) of the Swiss Light Source.
  - new scaling options for using "pure" AIMLESS-only or XSCALE-only paths within autoPROC, the hybrid path (XDS/AIMLESS) remaining the default.
  For details about this release, please also check ReleaseNotes-autoPROC_snapshot_20150616.txt.
- 16.03.2015 (see ReleaseNotes-autoPROC_snapshot_20150316.txt)

12.05.2014 :

The latest version of autoPROC is released. For details about this release, please check ReleaseNotes-autoPROC_stable_20140512.txt.

2013 :

The latest production version of autoPROC is released: 1.0.2 (June 19th 2013). Release notes for autoPROC 1.0.2.

2011 :

autoPROC 1.0.0 released on May 19th 2011

autoPROC paper published in April 2011: Vonrhein, C., Flensburg, C., Keller, P., Sharff, A., Smart, O., Paciorek, W., Womack, T. & Bricogne, G. (2011).Data processing and analysis with the autoPROC toolbox. Acta Cryst. D67, 293-302.

Last modification: 01.03.2019