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Subject: ESRF Rolling access beamtime
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Date: 2008-01-14

Dear all,

The ESRF is pleased to remind you about the procedure for applying for
rolling access beamtime on its MX beamlines.
The rolling access procedure is designed to improve access to ESRF MX
beam-lines and encourage the use of ESRF facilities by smaller groups
working in the MX field. This method of applying for beam-time can be
used by scientists who are NOT included in a ESRF blocked group (BAG)
and applications can be made at ANY time. Applications received under
this new scheme will be reviewed electronically by the ESRF MX Beam Time
Review Committee within 7-14 days of their reception at the ESRF and if
beam-time is awarded this will be scheduled within 6-8 weeks after the
time of application. The ESRF is currently accepting applications for
rolling access beamtime required in January and February 2008.

Further details of the scheme as well as details of application
procedures are available at:

http://www.esrf.fr/UsersAndScience/UserGuide/Applying/MXApplications/#standard

Any questions regarding this new application mechanism should be
initially directed to Debby Davison (deborah.davison@esrf.fr), or the
the MX Beamline Operation Managers (Joanne McCarthy (mccarthy@esrf.fr)
and Didier Nurizzo (nurizzo@esrf.fr).

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