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eBIC User Meeting - Pre-attendance Survey

We would be pleased to receive the following feedback from you prior to the eBIC User Meeting on Tuesday 20th April. If you have any further feedback to provide, please contact your DUC representatives Jamie Blaza and Sean Connell directly.
Remote collection
1.My remote data collection sessions have been as effective as coming personally to eBIC
Disagree
Agree
N/A
2.Having to access eBIC remotely has made me more likely to use this route in the future, post-covid
Disagree
Agree
N/A
3.What could eBIC do to make remote access easier or more effective? 
SPA
4.I would be interested in data collection sessions <24 hours, for example to collect multiple datasets on well behaved targets
Not interested
Very interested
N/A
5.What could eBIC do to make SPA easier or more effective? 
Tomography
6.I would like/plan to collect tomography data in the next year
Very unlikely
Very likely
N/A
7.If you are interested in tomography, how interested are you to use FIB milling as part of your workflow?
Not interested
Very interested
N/A
8.What could eBIC do to facilitate remote tomography sessions? 
9.What could eBIC do to make FIB milling more accessible or more effective? 
10.I would like to have cryoCLEM as part of my tomography workflow
Not interested
Very interested
N/A
Computing
11.I am aware that all raw eBIC data is archived
12.I frequently transfer data from Diamond to my own institute
13.How do you currently handle data processing?
14.I would prefer future computing resources for post-visit analysis to be provided and managed centrally
Diamond is part of the ExPaNDS grant which is working towards making the majority of photon and neutron RIs open, in line with the FAIR principles.
15.Would you be willing to share your research data collected from eBIC/Diamond at the point of publication?
16.Which dataset would you look to share with your publication?
Do get in touch with our communications team should you wish to discuss sharing your research at Diamond through the media, and a reminder of how to acknowledge eBIC and Diamond in your publications can be found here on our website.