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Gergely Papp is a structural biology instrumentation specialist whose work sits at the intersection of synchrotron technology, automation, and macromolecular crystallography (MX). Based at the European Synchrotron Radiation Facility (ESRF), Papp has made significant contributions to advancing the experimental infrastructure that enables high-throughput structural biology research. His most cited work, garnering 59 citations, documents the comprehensive upgrade of ESRF's BM29 BioSAXS beamline as part of the landmark Extremely Brilliant Source project, demonstrating his expertise in small-angle X-ray scattering instrumentation and data collection pipelines. Papp has also been instrumental in revolutionizing sample handling automation in MX, co-developing RoboDiff — a pioneering system that integrates a sample changer with a goniometer to streamline crystallography experiments (44 citations) — and FlexED8, a versatile sample-changer supporting multiple holder types (18 citations). His work on compact, high-precision sample holders (13 citations) further reflects his commitment to reducing experimental bottlenecks at busy beamlines. Collectively, Papp's contributions have meaningfully accelerated the pace and reliability of structural biology experiments at world-class synchrotron facilities, benefiting the global research community.
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