Structural Dynamics at LCLS

摘要：社区参与 社区参与是拟议资源的一个重点， 通过推动生物医学项目、合作、 服务项目、讲习班、强大的网络存在、实践培训和快速 传播成果和能力。社区参与的目标是让 从最初的技术研究和开发过程中， 设计和开发策略、测试和反馈以及培训，最终目标是 提供尽可能广泛的资源技术， 社区尽可能快速有效地使用。建议的培训方面， 合作、服务和传播工作都是为了实现这些目标。 开发的技术将提供给SSRL和LCLS的任何和所有用户 国家用户设施，将确保长期可持续地利用已开发的BTRR 能力的这样做的同时，还将联系那些 通过参加会议、讲习班和远程培训， 培训以及详细的网站。这将确保向合格的和 具有挑战性的生物医学问题。具体合作项目有 被确定为将从拟议的BTRR中受益匪浅的初始用户社区 开发人员和BTRR工作人员将直接与这些团体合作，以确保技术 对于一般用途来说是健壮的。 不断努力评估和改进社区参与工具将确保最佳的 向广大的生物医学科学界提供可能的能力。

ABSTRACT: COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT Community engagement is a strong focus of the proposed Resource, emphasized during all aspects of the proposed BTRR activities through the Driving Biomedical Projects, Collaboration and Services projects, workshops, a robust web presence, hands-on training and rapid dissemination of results and capabilities. The Community Engagement goals are to involve the research community throughout the Technology Research and Development process from initial design and development strategies, testing and feedback, and training, with the ultimate goal to provide the broadest possible access to Resource technologies bringing those technologies into the community for use as quickly and effectively as possible. The proposed aspects of Training, Collaborations, Service, and Dissemination work towards these goals. The developed technologies will be made available to any and all users of the SSRL and LCLS National User Facilities which will ensure a long-term sustainable access to the developed BTRR capabilities. The access thus enabled will be complemented by reaching out to scientists who could benefit from the developed technologies via conference attendance, workshop and remote training as well as detailed website. This will ensure that access is provided to a qualified and renewable community with challenging biomedical problems. Specific collaboration projects are identified as an initial community of users who will benefit greatly from the proposed BTRR developments and BTRR staff will work directly with these groups to ensure technologies are robust for general use. A continuous effort to evaluate and improve the community engagement tools will ensure the best possible capabilities are provided to the broad biomedical scientific community.