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30 years of Journal of Synchrotron Radiation and synchrotron science

S. Samar Hasnain

Commentary

A milestone for the solution to the lattice sphere covering problem in dimension n = 6

Frank Vallentin

Commentary

On symmetries of higher-order elastic constants

J. D. Clayton

Editorial

Journal of Applied Crystallography welcomes eight new Co-editors

Janos Hajdu, Garry J. McIntyre and Flora Meilleur

Figure 1. Our new Co-editors René Guinebretière, James Harper, Venkatesha Hathwar, Karolina Jurkiewicz, Thomas Lane, Adrian Mancuso, Florian Meneau and Katherine Page.

Editorial

IUCrJ on passing its tenth anniversary and entering its second decade: progress, current status and prospects for the future

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Editorial

IUCrJ on passing its tenth anniversary and entering its second decade: progress, current status and prospects for the future

IUCr Activities

Early Career Scientists Division

It is a privilege and a pleasure to serve the vibrant community of early career scientists as part of the newly formed Early Career Scientists Division (ECSD) of the IUCr.

A Unicam rotating crystal camera pushed up against an X-ray window. This type of camera was used by Raymond Gosling at Kings College in London to obtain the first clear DNA photographs for Maurice Wilkins and Rosalind Franklin.

Editorial

Mike Glazer
Figure 1. Dextrotatory structure of alpha quartz superimposed over a conoscopic image of Airy's spiral [from Geday & Glazer (2002)].

Terms of Reference

After the close of the Fourth General Assembly, the Executive Committee appointed an ad-hoc Committee to consider what action the Union could take with respect to a number of questions raised at that Assembly concerning crystallographic computing. The final report of this ad-hoc Committee was sent to the National Committees in June as an appendix to the Agenda, and it is added to these Minutes as Annex I, Appendix C (b) (see p. 19).

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