X-ray crystallography for structural biology has benefited greatly from a number of advances in recent years including high performance pixel array detectors, new beamlines capable of delivering micron and sub-micron focus and new light sources such as XFELs. The DIALS project is a collaborative endeavour to develop new diffraction integration software to meet the data analysis requirements presented by these recent advances. There are three end goals: to develop an extensible framework for the development of algorithms to analyse X-ray diffraction data; the implementation of algorithms within this framework and finally a set of user facing tools using these algorithms to allow integration of data from diffraction experiments on synchrotron and free electron sources.
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DIALS development at Diamond Light Source is performed by employees of Diamond Light Source, and STFC via CCP4, supported by funding from Wellcome for grant 218270/Z/19/Z: DIALS: making serial crystallography data analysis accessible for biomedical researchers.
DIALS development at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory is supported by National Institutes of Health / National Institute of General Medical Sciences grant R24GM154040 as an NIH NIGMS US National Resource. Work at LBNL is performed under Department of Energy contract DE-AC02-05CH11231.