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Rugnux: from diffraction images to structure at synchrotrons and XFELs in one program
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Leonarski, Wang
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Rugnux converts rotation or serial still diffraction images into merged data and an initial structure, delivering synchrotron results within seconds and processing 207 public datasets with a 15 s median per dataset.
- Why it matters: Growing macromolecular crystallography data rates strain multi-program cluster workflows, creating delays between data collection and usable structures.
- What they did: The single GPU-accelerated program processes diffraction images into merged datasets and an initial model, tested at synchrotrons and on serial XFEL data.
- The result: At synchrotrons, outputs are produced seconds after the final image, and serial XFEL processing can run faster than collection, enabling real-time structure determination.
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