Gert Kruger, Jeremy Cockcroft and David Watkin: coffee break discussions.
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Allen C. Larson in a style of clothing typical of Canada, circa 1981.
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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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David Watkin and Ralf Grosse-Kunstleve: coffee break discussions.
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Min Yao presenting on 'Automated refinement for protein crystallography: LAFIRE'.
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Vladimir Vand (1911-1968). Contributed, with Cochran and Crick, to the mathematical theory of diffraction by a helix, which was a significant step in the determination of the structure of DNA. Believed to be an early 1960s portrait taken at Pennsylvania State University around the time he left the Department of Physics and joined the Department of Mineral Sciences.
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David Bish with model zeolite structure (circa 2003).
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Robert Snyder presenting the 2003 Barrett Award to Hugo Rietveld. Denver, USA.
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