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Professor Vitaly K. Belsky   Vitaly K. Belsky (L. Karpov Institute of Physical Chemistry, State Scientific Center of Russian FederationKarpov Institute of Physical Chemistry10 Vorontsovo poleRussia, Russian Federation)
General scientific interests: catalysis, charge density, chemical crystallography, coordination chemistry, crystal chemistry.
Detailed scientific research interests: coordination compound, organic molecular packing.
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Professor Theodore Stanley Cameron   Theodore Stanley Cameron (Dalhousie University, Dept of Chemistry, Canada)
General scientific interests: hydrogen bonding.
Detailed scientific research interests: graphical investigation, inorganic structure, molecular packing, organometallic structure, phosphorus compounds, residual electron density, sulphur compounds .
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Professor Roberto Centore   Roberto Centore (Department of Chemical Sciences, University of Naples Federico II, Italy)
General scientific interests: crystal engineering, hydrogen bonding, phase transitions, polymorphism, X-ray diffraction.
Detailed scientific research interests: Acentric and polar crystals, Crystal structures driven by the formation of H bonds, Liquid-crystals, Metallorganic complexes with new sulphur containing ligands, Molecular structure of push-pull conjugated molecules, Molecular structure of tautomeric forms, Molecules and polymers for optoelectronics and photonics, Packing theory, Topotactic transitions.
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Dr Stefan Wilstrup Christensen   Stefan Wilstrup Christensen (Energi Danmark A/S, Aahave Parkvej 27, Denmark)
General scientific interests: computing, crystal engineering, data collection and processing, databases, materials science, molecular modelling, proteins, statistics, structural biology, structural chemistry.
Detailed scientific research interests: Data mining, Machine learning, Mathematical modelling, Molecular packing, Numerical analysis, Properties and structure relationships, Simulation, Structural characterization.
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Professor Michael G. B. Drew   Michael G. B. Drew (Department of Chemistry, The University, United Kingdom)
Detailed scientific research interests: computer modelling, crystal packing, host-guest complexes, molecular mechanics, quantum mechanics.
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Dr Eugenia Estop   Eugenia Estop (Departament de Geologia, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain)
General scientific interests: diffuse scattering, disorder, imaging, materials science, neutron scattering, phase transitions, polymorphism, powder diffraction, Rietveld method, symmetry, teaching and education, texture, twinning, X-ray diffraction.
Detailed scientific research interests: background in powder diffraction, intermolecular interactions, lattice energy, molecular alloys, molecular motion, molecular packing, molecular thermal vibration, phase diagrams, rigid-body analysis, solid-state NMR.
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Professor Dr Helmut Hartung   Helmut Hartung (Institut für Physikalische Chemie, Universität Halle-Wittenberg Mühlpforte 1 /S., Germany)
General scientific interests: coordination chemistry, structural chemistry.
Detailed scientific research interests: liquid crystal , molecular packing, X-ray analysis.
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Professor Michael Hursthouse   Michael Hursthouse (School of Chemistry, University of Southampton, United Kingdom)
General scientific interests: charge density, chemical crystallography, crystal engineering, databases, organic compounds.
Detailed scientific research interests: Assessment of packing features,, Development of diffraction instrumentation for chemical crystallography., High-throughput Chemical Crystallography., Intermolecular interactions, Organic solid forms - molecular, salts and co-crystals., Polymorphism,, Solid state reactions., Structural Systematics..
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Professor Dr Agnes Kapor   Agnes Kapor (Department of Physics, Faculty of Sciences, Serbia)
General scientific interests: chemical crystallography, hydrogen bonding, materials science, natural products, organic compounds, organometallic compounds, powder diffraction, small molecules, structural chemistry, structure determination, structure-activity relationships.
Detailed scientific research interests: conformation analysis, disorder, hydrogen bonding, molecular packing, natural products, organic compounds, small molecules.
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Dr Rudolf Kiralj   Rudolf Kiralj (-, Bjelovar, Croatia)
General scientific interests: charge density, computer graphics, computing, crystal chemistry, databases.
Detailed scientific research interests: (Hetero)aromatic Systems and (Hetero)aromaticity, Artemisinines, Benzenoid Hydrocarbons (PAHs), Bond Lengths, Chemical Bibliometrix, Scientometrix and Informetrix, Crystal Packing, HIV-1 Inhibitors, Hydropaty Scales, Indole-3-acetic Acid, Intermolecular Interactions, Linear Polyacenes, Molecular Descriptors, Nucleic Acid Intercalators, Nucleobases, Progestogens, Stacking pi..pi interactions, Wavefunctions and Electronic Density.
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