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Mr Marcel Aebli   Marcel Aebli (ETH Zurich, Vladimir-Prelog-Weg 1-5/10, Switzerland)
General scientific interests: diffuse scattering, inorganic compounds, nanomaterials, NMR, X-ray diffraction.
Detailed scientific research interests: solid state and nano synthesis, solid state NMR, XRD/PDF.
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Dr Maria Candelaria Guzman Afonso   Maria Candelaria Guzman Afonso (Advanced Solid-State NMR Unit, RIKEN-CLST Collaboration Center, Japan)
General scientific interests: high pressure, inorganic compounds, phase transitions, polymorphism.
Detailed scientific research interests: cryo-electron microscopy, organic molecules, solid-state NMR, Structural determination.
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Dr Ana Karina Chattah   Ana Karina Chattah (FAMAF, Universidad Nacional de Córdoba, Argentina)
General scientific interests: drug design, hydrogen bonding, liquid crystals, macromolecular crystallography, organic compounds, phase transitions, polymers, polymorphism.
Detailed scientific research interests: Nuclear Magnetic Resonance in solid state, Pharmaceutical compounds.
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Mr Analio Dugarte   Analio Dugarte (Department of Chemistry, Universidad de los Andes, Venezuela)
General scientific interests: diffuse scattering, disorder, materials science, Rietveld method, X-ray diffraction.
Detailed scientific research interests: ab-initio calculations, ab-initio structure, amorphous solids, application software, biochemical crystallography, biocrystallography, bioinorganic chemistry, biologically active compounds, biomacromolecule crystallography biomaterials, Cambridge structural database, chemical physical properties, coordination complexes, crystal growth, crystal growth from solution, crystal structure databases crystallization, crystal structure determination, crystal structure prediction, crystallographic software, determination amorphous phases, drug computer-assisted design differential thermal analysis, drug design, electronic structure calculations, FTIR spectroscopy, molecular crystals, NMR in solids, NMR spectroscopy, pharmaceutical chemistry, pharmaceutical organic molecules pharmaceuticals solid-state chemistry, polymorphism, powder structure determination.
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Mr Matthew Dunstan   Matthew Dunstan (Department of Chemistry, University of Cambridge, United Kingdom)
General scientific interests: ceramics, data collection and processing, materials science, Rietveld method, X-ray diffraction.
Detailed scientific research interests: Carbon capture, Chemical Looping, Large-scale computational screening, Solid-state NMR.
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Dr Alison J. Edwards   Alison J. Edwards (Australian Centre for Neutron Scattering (formerly Bragg Institute), Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organization, Australia)
General scientific interests: chemical crystallography, coordination chemistry, Laue diffraction, nanomaterials, neutron scattering.
Detailed scientific research interests: absolute configuration, catalysis, dynamic processes in crystals, methods development, nanoparticles, phase transition, single-crystal Laue neutron diffraction, solid-state NMR, very large non-biological molecules, X-ray diffraction.
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Dr Gunter Engelhardt   Günter Engelhardt (Institut für Technische Chemie I der Universität Stuttgart, -, Germany)
General scientific interests: catalysis, zeolites.
Detailed scientific research interests: nuclear magnetic resonance, solid state.
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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 Hermann Gies   Hermann Gies (Institut für Geologie, Mineralogie und Geophysik, Ruhr-Universität Bochum, Postfach 102148, Germany)
General scientific interests: catalysis, crystal chemistry, defects, direct methods, disorder, hydrogen bonding, inorganic compounds, materials science, molecular modelling, neutron scattering, powder diffraction, Rietveld method, silicates, structure determination, zeolites.
Detailed scientific research interests: Molecular modelling of zeolites,, Rietveld analysis of N- and X-ray powder diffraction data,, Solid State NMR,, Structure solution of disordered layer silicates,, Synthesis of microporous silicates.
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Professor Kenneth David Maclean Harris   Kenneth David Maclean Harris (School of Chemistry, Cardiff University, United Kingdom)
General scientific interests: aperiodic crystals, chemical crystallography, crystal chemistry, Rietveld method, X-ray diffraction.
Detailed scientific research interests: Dynamic properties of solids, Incommensurate solids, Solid inclusion compounds, Solid-state NMR spectroscopy, Structure determination from powder X-ray diffraction.
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