iNEXT-Discovery offers different kinds of access services to help as many researchers as possible with their experiments for structural biology.

Users that are already experienced structural biologists and/or know which research facility they want to go to with their samples, may submit via the so-called Technology Tracks for NMR, EM and X-rays. In addition, fragment/ligand screening, biophysics, some non-standard NMR, EM and X-ray methodology as well as some exciting new structural biology applications have been grouped as Signature Access.

iNEXT-Discovery access is in principle cross-border for stimulating an EU-harmonising spirit. Exceptionally, applications for EMBL-access can be from the same country as where the EMBL-institute is. Our Technology Tracks and our Signature access selection pathways could lead to the same facility. In case you do not know which access route to choose, please contact facility staff listed on this page, or iNEXT-Discovery central.

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The scheme below shows the iNEXT-Discovery Technology Track and Signature Access opportunities that were implemented in Instruct-ERIC's administration system ARIA. More information about access provision can be found here.

Facility access can be supported by expert staff in many different ways. They can receive and measure samples or host visitors on-site. If needed or requested they can be optimising experiments to get the best data, but also do not hesitate to contact the staff before proposal submission to find out if they are willing to be involved in data processing, analyses, etc.

Obviously, in case you have remarks about our access portfolio or implementation, or if you may require structural biology access that is not listed below, please contact us or facility research staff directly to find if there are possibilities!