A variety of resources are available to the small angle community.  Several are provided here.

VACANCIES

• These are now posted on the IUCr sa_scat mailing list; click here to sign up

COURSES

• Series of recorded seminars about facilities for, and applications of, Small-Angle Scattering organised by the APS SAXS-SIG
• Introduction to classical molecular dynamics simulation methods for the analysis of scattering data (paper / tutorial) 

WEB TOOLS

• A  nice neutron and X-ray SLD calculator based on code produced in the NSF DANSE project
• NIST also has a SLD calculator as well as a table of neutron scattering lengths
• A neutron & X-ray scattering length density database being developed by ORSO
• Other NIST tools on the web
• Manfred Kriechbaum's scattering simulations and animations
• Andrej Sali's Fast Online saXS (FoXS) curve calculator
• A series of tools for X-ray anomalous scattering resources (primarily for crystallography) are available from this site
• A peptide property calculator which can calculate amino acid volumes is available from Northwestern University
• An online protein neutron scattering length density calculator is available from ISIS 
• MULCH: ModULes For The Analysis Of Contrast Variation Data, is a powerful set of modules for use in calculating protein scattering contrasts for SANS
• Steen Hansen's BayesApp tools for calculating scattering, structure factors, and distance distribution functions
• Andreas Larsen's web tutorials on small-angle scattering using Shape2SAS and SasView

BLOGS

• Brian Pauw's weblog about his experiences as a practitioner of small-angle scattering.

STANDARDS

• The CanSAS-NeXus NXcanSAS HDF5 nD reduced data format
• The CanSAS SASXML 1D reduced data format
• A web form for converting 3-column ASCII CSV (eg, Q, I(Q), Ierror) data into the CanSAS SASXML 1D format

PROTOCOLS

• General SAXS-Based Screening Protocol for Studying Physical Stability of Protein Formulations
• Analysis template and automation script (ZIP file download)

FORM FACTORS

• A compilation of references to scattering form factors compiled by Adrian Rennie.
• A link to the SasView fitting model documentation.

BIBLIOGRAPHIES

• A fairly extensive bibliography (leaning more towards SANS at present) has been compiled by Stephen King, Ron Ghosh  & Adrian Rennie.
• "Small Angle X-ray Scattering" (eds. O. Glatter & O. Kratky) is a fairly comprehensive text available for legal download as a pdf.
• Online, open-access, archive of Fibre Diffraction Review (1992-2006)
• The famous data booklets -  the Orange book for X-rays and the Blue book for neutrons - are available as downloadable pdfs on the web. Instructions for obtaining hard copies are available at each site.