Computational Crystallographers
A thematic collection of portraits of individuals particularly noted for their contributions to crystallographic computation.
Henri A. Levy at Picker diffractometer, Oak Ridge National Laboratories, circa 1965.
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Henry Lipson, Bob Gould and Arnold Beevers (circa 1988).
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Martin Lutz, Ton Spek, George Sheldrick.
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Marcello Mellini, Bill David and Jon Wright: coffee break discussions.
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Mathias Meyer presenting on single crystal data collection.
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Left to right: A. L. (Lindo) Patterson, Dick van der Helm and Carroll Johnson, Institute for Cancer Research (ICR) (circa 1960).
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A.L.(Lindo) Patterson showing the IBM 1620 to a group of institute donors at the Institute for Cancer Research (ICR) (circa 1960).
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Laura Roces, Santiago García-Granda, Laura Torre-Fernández.
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George Sheldrick presenting on 'Simple algorithms for Macromolecular Phasing'.
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James M. (Jim) Stewart (1931-2010). Creator of the XRAY and XTAL computational suites. A youthful Jim Stewart as a school newspaper reporter.
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At the University of Washington, Seattle. Luther Smithson, Bruce Brown, Rose Stogstill, Barbara Tews, Ed Lingafelter, Jim Stewart, ?, Henry Montgomery.
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Jim Stewart at University of Maryland for a position interview.
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James M. Stewart at the University of Maryland, 1979.
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Jim Stewart visiting University of Western Australia in November 1986, during the development of XTAL.
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James M. Stewart (1931-2010). At home in clan regalia.
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Dmitri Svergun presenting on 'Small-angle scattering from macromolecular solutions'.
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Linda ten Eyck and Lynn ten Eyck: evening meal at the Certosa di Pontignano venue.
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