Acknowledgements
Scipion was initially produced in Madrid, but currently it's final result will not be possible without the contribution of many people, institutions, and funders. We really wish to thank all of them and include everyone, but very likely the list bellow will get outdated. Please contact us to update it.
Xmipp team
For adding new methods and strongly collaborating with scipion and testing the latest Scipon core developments, sometimes suffering. ;-)
ESRF
For early adopting Scipion in their EM processing pipeline and enable connectivity to their LIMS system: ISPyB.
eBic -DLS
For early adopting Scipion in its automated pipeline and improving Scipion with useful feedback.
SciLifeLab
For its contribution to the development of Scipion and having Scipion as it's processing framework in the facility.
Spanish Ministry of Economy and Competitiveness
through Grants BIO2013-44647-R, BIO2016-76400-R(AEI/FEDER, UE)
iNEXT
European Union (EU) and Horizon 2020 through grant iNEXT (INFRAIA-1-2014-2015, Proposal: 653706)
Elixir - EXCELERATE
European Union (EU) and Horizon 2020 through grant (INFRADEV-3-2015, Proposal: 676559)
Beta testers
For testing Scipion in prerelease stages and giving feedback to make better and stable releases.
Roberto Melero
For his continuous feedback and use of Scipion and sharing his huge Cryo EM image processing experience with us.
Jose Miguel de la Rosa Trevin
For strongly contributing to scipion in all aspects, design, management, training.
EGI-Engage
This work used the EGI Infrastructure and is co-funded by the EGI-Engage project (Horizon 2020) under Grant number 654142.
CNB Biocomputing unit
From its logistic support, administrative effort to the financial support of Scipion.
SABID
For collaborating in the integration of some SPA image processing software (Isac2 and Cryosparc)
