chem cryst Photo Gallery University of Oxford Home + Crystals + Research Contact Lectures + Links -Gallery Historical Bowling ECM 19 IUCr 18 ECM 20 Durham BCA 2004 Didcot CSD installation Chemistry Dept Division University of Oxford chem cryst news 5 June 06 >> CRYSTALS Version 12.84 replaces 12.83. Arie van der Lee has implemented a Archive/Restore facility in Cameron. As usual, more small cif enhancements (thanks to Bill Clegg). Improved hydrogen prediction on methyls, thanks to Simon Parsons complaining about the old method. List of fixes. 21 Jan 06 >> IUCr Computing Commission Newletter No 5 . contains an article comparing facilities in CRYSTALS, SHELXL and SIR 21 Jan 05 >> Richard Cooper has moved to Oxford Diffraction. 11 Oct 04 >> An updated CRYSTALS wiki is available. [Recent Changes]. 05 Jul 05 >> Updated manuals are now available as PDF files. These files are not generated automatically, but reflect the manuals as of 5 July 2005. Contact the authors if you require a slightly updated version. 20 July 04 >> An article has been published in J. Appl. Cryst giving details of the refinement of atoms continously disordered along a line, on a ring, or on the surface of a sphere (the "special shapes" facility in CRYSTALS). 2 July 04 >> The X-ray crystallographic structure analysis software CRYSTALS is being distributed from our website at an ever increasing rate, which has now risen to more than 6000 downloads a year... more.... 18 Feb 04 >> A couple of photos of the diffraction equipment in its new home. In addition, Karl Harrison has made some 360° panoramas from various locations in the building, including the diffraction suite (basement of the office building). Other news >> Details of crystallographic meetings, jobs, and developments are available on the IUCr notices page.

BCA/CCG Ninth Intensive Course in X-ray Structure Analysis April 7th-14th 2003 The ninth intensive course in X-ray Structure Analysis was held in Durham, UK. Of the Chemical Crystallography Lab Oxford: David Watkin was lecturing; Richard Cooper was tutoring; Anna Collins was studying. Ceilidh Following a intensive day of Direct Methods and Least Squares, a Ceilidh was held in the main hall of Trevelyan college. Dinner Iain tries to flog some dodgy Paracetemol solvates. Unwinding after a hard day's "Analysis of Results" and "How to edit CIF files". Jacqui explains non-linear optics to David and Roy. Below (background): Some tutors received gifts and cards from their grateful students. Others were dragged to Kloot and given fags and cider (fortunately no photos available). Right: Would you let these two do your X-ray structure analysis? [Historical | Bowling | ECM 19 | IUCr 18 | ECM 20 | Durham | BCA 2004 | Didcot ]

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