21. SCI-BITES: Journals Ranked By Impact: Crystallography Journals Ranked by Impact crystallography. See the 10 Year Journal Rankings in Chemistry for the Journal Of Applied crystallography. http://www.in-cites.com/research/2004/september_27_2004-2.html

S E A R C H in cites Scientists Papers Institutions Journals ... Hot Papers published within the last 2 years Current Classics What's New in Research H O M E Methods for Essential Science Indicators Essential Science Indicators Latest Version Classification of Papers in Multidisciplinary Journals New Entrants to ... About in cites Browse Back Issues Send in cites to a Colleague Research Services Group Contact Us in cites is an editorial component of Essential Science Indicators from Thomson Scientific in-cites - an editorial component of ISI Essential Science Indicators from ISI Citing URL: http://www.in-cites.com/research/2004/september_27_2004-2.html What's New in Research: September 27, 2004 Previous Main SCI-BYTES Menu (current year) 2004 Menu Journals Ranked by Impact: Crystallography Rank Impact Factor Impact Impact Acta Crystallograph. B

22. EPSRC National Crystallography Service EPSRC National crystallography Service, Chemistry, University of Southampton, UK. http://www.ncs.chem.soton.ac.uk/

@import "ncs.css"; Home Services Application Sample Submission ... Publishing School of Chemistry University of Southampton Highfield Southampton. SO17 1BJ Tel: 02380 596722 Fax: 02380 596723 How to find us Interactive Services Application Forms Synchrotron Service ... UK National Services Latest news (1/10/2007) Guidelines for Sample Submission New Guidance for submitting your samples to the service can be found here (07/07) EPSRC Cross Service Panel Review The 2007 EPSRC Chemistry National Services review is now available. The NCS component of the review is available here (01/07) New Services A new component of our services is the provision of a solid state characterisation facility . We can now offer Differential Scanning Calorimetry (Mettler Toledo 821e DSC) and Hot Stage Microscopy (Mettler Toledo FP90 Hot Stage). (10/06) Interactive Services Portal The interactive portal is now live. The first service to be offered is remote sample tracking, allowing users to follow the progress of a sample through our system. Welcome to the EPSRC UK National Crystallography Service The Service is an amalgamation of resources at two centres; laboratory-based facilities in the Chemical Crystallography Laboratory at the School of Chemistry, University of Southampton, together with provision of a synchrotron-based facility on station 9.8 at the Daresbury Laboratory.

23. Chemical Crystallography Oxford: Home Crystals is a single crystal Xraystructure analysis software suite maintained by researchers in theChemical crystallography Laboratory in Oxford and http://www.xtl.ox.ac.uk/

chem cryst X-ray Crystallography University of Oxford Home + Crystals + Research Contact Lectures ... University of Oxford chem cryst news 1 Jan 08 CRYSTALS Version 12.85i is available as a beta-test Changes are mostly cosmetic or to improve useability, mostly in response to user-requests or proposals. Michael Katz (sfu) enquired about hklf5 files, so that we have now included an update of Simon Parsons hklf5 reader to the X-ray data script. SHELXS Pattersons and SIR2002 (and SIR2004) can be run from the Solve script, together with the December release of Superflip and EDMA. Output from SHELXS and Superflip can be piped into SIR for structure development and atom typing. Ton Spek kindly gave us the source code for his implementation of the Hooft-Straver-Spek algorithm for helping to determine absolute configuration. List of fixes 2 July 07 CRYSTALS Version 12.85b replaces 12.84b. Hydrogen placing further improved, Arie van der Lee has made link to Superflip, DELU and SIMU emulations, improved hydrogen bond search, improved 'cif' generation, tools for PARTS, hydrogen refinement, systematic hydrogen re-naming. Automatic centring of moieties when inutting SIR structures. List of fixes 5 June 06 CRYSTALS Version 12.84

24. Swiss Society Of Crystallography Membership and meetings information. Site in English, French and German. http://www.sgk-sscr.ch/

Swiss Society for Crystallography General Information on the Society Past Annual Meeting of the Society (PSI Villigen, September 2007) Research Groups in Switzerland ... English version Schweizerische Gesellschaft für Kristallographie Die Schweizerische Gesellschaft für Kristallographie und ihre Sektion für Kristallwachstum und Materialforschung wurden in Jahr 1968 von Kristallographen, Chemikern, Festkörperphysikern und Mineralogen als gemeinsames Forum für einen wissenschaftlichen interdisziplinären Gedankenautausch gegründet. Sie ist der Schweizerischen Akademie der Naturwissenschaften als wissenschaftliche Fachgesellschaft angegliedert und vertritt die Schweiz in der Internationalen Union für Kristallographie und in der Internationalen Organisation für Kristallzüchtung. Die Gesellschaft organisiert nationale and internationale Konferenzen und Symposien, Gruppenseminare, gezielte Arbeitstagungen und Einzelvorträge an Hochschulen und in Industrielaboratorien. Auch festigt sie ihre Beziehungen mit Schwestergesellschaften in anderen europäischen Ländern durch gemeinsame Tagungen. Auf persönlichen Ebene sind diese Beziehungen schon dadurch gegeben, dass etwa 10% unserer Mitglieder im Ausland tätig sind. Der jährliche persönliche Mitgliedsbeitrag für Gesellschaft und Sektion beträgt SFr. 30.- (SFr. 10.- für Studenten, Diplomanden und Doktoranden). Die Mitglieder erhalten neben den Mitteilungen und Einladungen zu den von uns organisierten Veranstaltungen auch Informationen über bevorstehende ausländische Tagungen, Sommerschulen and Seminare. Durch aktive Anregungen können sie die zukünftige Tätigkeit der Gesellschaft mitbestimmen.

25. Crystallography Now A Web Page Dedicated To The Memory Of crystallography Now. A web page dedicated to the memory of Kyparissos Stephanos (18571917). WHAT IS THIS PAGE ABOUT, AND WHAT IS A WALLPAPER PATTERN? http://www.oswego.edu/~baloglou/103/seventeen.html

George Baloglou (AMS) Abstract Crystallography Now A web page dedicated to the memory of Kyparissos Stephanos (1857-1917) WHAT IS THIS PAGE ABOUT, AND WHAT IS A WALLPAPER PATTERN? In what follows I provide a brief description and rigorous classification of the seventeen planar crystallographic groups (also known as wallpaper patterns). This topic forms the core of my ISOMETRICA book, which is in turn an outgrowth of the SYMMETRIES course ( MAT 103 ) that Margaret Groman introduced at SUNY Oswego in 1992 (as SYMMETRY AND CULTURE ) and I taught for ten consecutive semesters prior to my 2000-2001 sabbatical leave. And this page will eventually be part of a much larger and varied web page closely associated with MAT 103 . The mathematical background assumed is minimal after all, the description and classification offered here are purely geometrical and totally elementary. Missing details may be found in my book or worked out with the help of a more geometrically inclined friend or teacher. (At the other end, ambitious readers may like to extend my approach to the 'real', three-dimensional crystallographic groups!) A wallpaper pattern may be defined as a subset of the plane invariant under translation in two, therefore by the familiar from Physics Parallelogram Law infinitely many directions; a simple example is provided by the

26. Select Conferences | Advances In Protein Crystallography 2008 | Index Welcome to the 5th annual Advances in Protein crystallography conference and exhibition, to be held in Palm Springs, California. http://www.selectbiosciences.com/conferences/APC2008/

Home Register Agenda Poster Submission ... Training Courses Remind me about this conference in: 1 Week 2 Weeks 3 Weeks 1 Month 2 Months 3 Months Email Address: Add this Event to my Outlook Calender Corporate Sponsor Web Sponsors Welcome to the 5th annual Advances in Protein Crystallography conference and exhibition, to be held in Palm Springs, California The conference will be co-located with Virtual Discovery . Registered delegates will also have access to this meeting ensuring a very cost-effective trip. Distinguished Faculty Zygmunt Derewenda Professor University of Virginia Nigel Moriarty Scientist Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Jochen Mueller-Dieckmann Team Leader EMBL Hamburg Outstation James Sacchettini Professor Big savings on group bookings! Click here for more information. Make the most of your trip by attending the pre-conference training courses Conference Agenda Topics: - Protein Chemistry and Crystallization - New Laboratory Instrumentation and Techniques - Advances in Diffraction Techniques and Crystallographic Computing - New Drug Target Structures and their Analysis Sponsorship and Exhibition Opportunities ian.slade@selectbiosciences.com

27. UWA Crystallography The UWA crystallography Facility is located within the School of Biomedical, Biomolecular and Chemical Sciences. We operate a range of diffraction http://www.crystal.uwa.edu.au/

Introduction Home Facilities Our People Our Research Small Molecule Crystallography Structural Biology Charge Density Data Informatics ... Visualisation Links BBCS School Home IUCr SCANZ Crystallography at UWA About the Crystallography Facility The UWA Crystallography Facility is located within the School of Biomedical, Biomolecular and Chemical Sciences. We operate a range of diffraction facilities for use by our own researchers, and available for outside use. We've finally begun to update our facility pages! We will have more information here in the coming weeks The UWA Crystallography website, created and maintained by Josh McKinnon

28. NIST Neutron Crystallography Resources This page contains links to various documents and software of use for crystallography, particularly for use with the BT1 neutron powder diffractometer at http://www.ncnr.nist.gov/programs/crystallography/

Home Instruments Techniques Search ... SiteMap NIST Neutron Crystallography Resources This page contains links to various documents and software of use for crystallography, particularly for use with the BT-1 neutron powder diffractometer at NIST. Information for BT-1 Users BT-1 Instrument Description BT-1 Sample sizes and safety information Representative BT-1 data for each monochromator and collimation setting Estimate neutron attenuation and activation ... Publishing BT-1 results: Expected acknowledgements and an instrument description Out of date BT-1 User's Guide (Download: as tar file or as ZIP file The BT-1 Instrument Control Program (ICP) reference manual (for aspiring ICP experts only) ICP Reference Manual: Abridged and Edited for BT-1 The ICP Reference Manual (all instruments) BT-1 Scheduling Request time on BT-1 Current BT-1 schedule How BT-1 time is allocated Web Tools/Links Current BT-1 info: Plot current run (graphic) Show run status (text) other: Estimate Estimate x-ray absorption Useful links outside NIST NCNR Crystallography Team Members Staff Mark Green Qingzhen Huang Judith K. Stalick

29. ALB Crystallography Home Page WARNING: New E-mail Adress: Lebail@univ-lemans.fr crystallography resources and links, Powder Diffractometry, Rietveld method, Structure Determination, VRML, RMC, Inorganic chemistry, ISI s 10858 Most Cited http://pcb4122.univ-lemans.fr/

What's New Search Mirrors : UK Museum PowBase Tutorials ... Statistics Sign the Petition for Open Data in Crystallography Armel Le Bail

30. The US National Committee For Crystallography It is our desire to have as wide a representation as possible from the research areas that constitute crystallography and from the interdisciplinary areas http://www.sdsc.edu/Xtal/USNCCr/USNCCr.html

Supported jointly by the US National Committee for Crystallography and the San Diego Supercomputer Center. THE UNITED STATES NATIONAL COMMITTEE FOR CRYSTALLOGRAPHY Last Update: February 12, 2003 SDSC USNCCr Editor The following USNCCr related information is available from this page: Charter Functions Membership Membership List ... IUCr Update Charter The United States National Committee for Crystallography (USNCCr) has been established to: promote the advancement of the science of crystallography in the United States and throughout the world. effect appropriate U.S. participation in the International Union of Crystallography (IUCr) through the National Academy of Sciences (NAS) and the National Research Council (NRC), which adheres to the Union on behalf of crystallographers in the United States. Functions The Committee's primary functions are: to advise the President of the NAS on matters pertaining to U.S. participation in the IUCr. to inform crystallographers in the United States concerning the activities of the IUCr. to nominate to the NRC persons to represent the crystallographers in the United States as delegates to the General Assemblies of the IUCr and other meetings sponsored by the Union.

31. Welcome To The Crystallography Laboratory At Virginia Tech is an annual event hosted by the crystallography Laboratory to highlight structural biology research on campus. Pictures and information are available at http://www.crystal.vt.edu/

Welcome to the home page of the Virginia Tech Crystallography Laboratory! We are a colocated facility of the Departments of GeoSciences, Chemistry and Biology, within the College of Science Virginia Tech Structural Biology Symposium is an annual event hosted by the Crystallography Laboratory to highlight structural biology research on campus. Pictures and information are available at the Symposium home page The third symposium will be held on Friday 28th March, 2008. Direct links to our pages (Or use the links on the navigation bar at the left!) Main laboratory page Crystallographic Services (Structure determination) Directions to Campus and the Lab VTX Summer Crystallography Workshop Link to the COMPRES Neutrons Home Page Links to the Department Home Pages Department of Chemistry Department of Biological Sciences Department of Geosciences

32. Software From Chemical Crystallography, GLASGOW Software from Chemical crystallography, GLASGOW. Software from Chemical crystallography, GLASGOW. WinGX. Version 1.70 of WinGX for MSWindows. http://www.chem.gla.ac.uk/~louis/software/

Software from Chemical Crystallography, GLASGOW WinGX Version 1.70 of WinGX for MS-Windows. Programs for the solution, refinement and analysis of single crystal diffraction data for small molecules. Ortep-3 for Windows An MS-Windows version of the current release of ORTEP-III . Incorporates a GUI to make production of thermal ellipsoid plots much easier. PLATON for Windows PLATON by Ton Spek, compiled for IBM-PC (all flavours of Windows). This version is updated frequently. DIRDIF for Windows DIRDIF , the crystal structure solution package of Paul Beurskens and coworkers. STRUPLO for Windows Program to produce polyhedral plots of Inorganic crystal structures. An MS-Windows version of STRUVIR by Armel LeBail. License Form Use this web-form to request program licenses. FAQ page Answers to some frequently asked questions about the programs from this site. Please check here before emailing. GX Program Archive An archive of the Fortran source code and all documentation for the GX package of programs (the precursor to WinGX). XD A link to the XD package of programs for multipole refinement and analysis of electron densities from diffraction data.

33. XX Congress Of The International Union Of Crystallography Instruction for Speakers Instruction for Poster Presentation Documents Exhibition on art and crystallography Useful information about Florence http://xxiucr.iccom.cnr.it/

Committees Congress registration Instruction for Speakers Instruction for Poster Presentation ... Registration forms The XX IUCr Congress is over! The organizers thank all participants for their contribution to a succesful event. This site is now updated with a photoalbum (new significant photos are wellcome!) and the following informative documents. A message from the chairpersons, which highlight the major achievements of the congress and summarize all the important statistics. 2) Downloadable powerpoint files of all the KN and MS 3) Copies of the proposal to the Marie Curie Actions of the European Commission, together with the comments of the evaluators. This project, together with other sources, allowed to distribute almost 450 participation bursaries. A collection of post-congress messages from various participants who expressed their appreciation for the organization.

34. ACA Service Crystallography SIG Home Page The Service crystallography Special Interest Group was formed to provide a forum for professional service crystallographers. The membership serves in both http://www.pitt.edu/~geib/aca.html

ACA Service Crystallography SIG Home Page "There never was a bad man that had ability for good service " Edmund Burke (1729-1797) Who We Are The Service Crystallography Special Interest Group was formed to provide a forum for professional service crystallographers. The membership serves in both academia and industry and consists of both small-molecule and macromolecular crystallographers. Membership is open to any ACA member who wishes to join. What We Do.... audio Much of our fun takes place at the national meeting of the American Crystallographic Association . The next ACA Meeting will take place in Orlando, Florida from May 28 to June 2, 2005. A primary meeting activity of the SIG is the sponsoring of scientific sessions of special interest to service crystallographers. Sessions sponsored by the Service SIG this year include "Data Collection Strategies " and "Presentation Techniques and Publication of Results." The Service SIG Business Meeting ( minutes from 2003 Covington, KY meeting ) will be held Monday (May 30, 2005) at 5:30 pm. Here we make plans for the following year's meeting and discuss various topics of specific interest to the SIG membership. Take advantage of these opportunities to participate and meet some of your fellow service SIGgers.

35. Macromolecular Protein Crystallography At The NSLS The starred beamlines belong to the PXRR , the Research Resource for Macromolecular crystallography at the National Synchrotron Light Source funded by NIH s http://www.px.nsls.bnl.gov/

36. The Egyptian Society Of Crystallography And Applications (ESCA) ESCA follows scientific progress in crystallography and related activities. http://www.geocities.com/egyptiansca/

The Egyptian Society Of Crystallography and Applications (ESCA) Our Mission To introducing the subject of Crystallography and its applications to Physicists, Chemists, and Mineralogists THE REGIONAL CONFERENCE ON Women in Physics (Africa - Middle East) 17-19 March 2007, Cairo , Egypt [ Home ] ESCA Arabic Workshops Publications ... Contact us Send mail to webmaster with questions or comments about this web site. EPA Maher Ahmed

37. ETH - CRYSTAL - Crystallography Laboratory of crystallography Department of Materials ETH Zurich WolfgangPauli-Str. 10 CH-8093 Zurich Switzerland, Head Secretary Telephone Telefax http://www.crystal.mat.ethz.ch/

Home People Contact Sitemap ... Help Search Research Education Introduction Location ... crystal Crystallography Cover Picture The cover picture shows a cutout from the reconstructed zero layer of a decagonal Al Co Ni Quasicrystal based on 720 step-scan images. ICQ-10 6-11-Jul-2008 The Tenth International Conference on Quasicrystals will be held in Zurich in  July this year. Donald W. Breck Award 2007 16-Aug-2007 O. Terasaki (Stockholm University), L.B. McCusker and Ch. Baerlocher (ETH Z¼rich) were awarded the 2007 Breck Award by the International Zeolite Association. Zeolite reveals its secret 1-Mar-2007 A synthetic zeolite has guarded the secret of its structure for ten years.  ETH Zurich scientists have now... Laboratory of Crystallography Department of Materials ETH Zurich Wolfgang-Pauli-Str. 10 CH-8093 Zurich Switzerland Head: Secretary: Telephone: Telefax: Prof. Walter Steurer Cornelia Aurelio PhD student positions available (click here for further information) Thesis project available (click here for further information) Our Areas of Research: Quasicrystals Contact:  Walter Steurer PhD students:   Sofia Deloudi, Frank Fleischer, Heinrich Orsini-Rosenberg and Angelica Strutz

38. Macromolecular Crystallography Laboratory, NCI - Home The interests of the Laboratory cover a wide range of systems and techniques relevant to macromolecular crystallography and its applications. http://mcl1.ncifcrf.gov/

MCL Overview The interests of the Laboratory cover a wide range of systems and techniques relevant to macromolecular crystallography and its applications. The Synchrotron Radiation Research Section, based at the Advanced Photon Source at Argonne National Laboratory and headed by Dr. Zbigniew Dauter , is involved in developing new methods for phasing macromolecular structures by anomalous scattering, particularly with signals from comparatively light atoms such as bromine. This Section has also been involved in collaborative efforts with a number of groups within and outside MCL in extending the resolution of crystal structures to atomic levels. The principal interest of Dr. Xinhua Ji's Biomolecular Structure Section is the structure and function of biomolecular systems with anticancer and antimicrobial significance and structure-based drug design targeting these biomolecules. Systems under study include detoxification enzymes, folate and shikimate pathway enzymes, RNA polymerase-associated transcription factors, and RNA processing proteins. Macromolecular Assembly Structure and Cell Signaling Section is investigating structural basis of anti-viral and anti-bacterial activity of various proteins involved in intercellular signaling. Current studies involving a wide range of chemokines, defensins, and their analogs will soon be extended to chemokine receptors. The Protein Engineering Section, headed by

39. (IUCr) Commission On International Tables For Crystallography This page summarizes the accomplishments and the continuing and planned activities ofthe Commission, in terms of descriptions and/or Tables of Contentsof http://crystal.tau.ac.il/xtal/comit/index.html

International Tables for Crystallography Commission on International Tables Chairman: Hartmut Fuess FB Material- und Geowissenschaften Fachgebiet Strukturforschung Technische Universitaet Darmstadt Petersenstr. 23 D-64287 Darmstadt GERMANY Email: hfuess@tu-darmstadt.de General information The main activity of the Commission on International Tables is the planning, editing and maintaining of the volumes of International Tables for Crystallography. Most of the communication within the Commission, as well as between Editors, authors, and the Technical Editor, is done by correspondence - predominantly by electronic mail - and by personal contacts. At the triennial International Congresses of the IUCr the Commission holds an Open Meeting in which the published volumes, new editions and proposed new volumes are discussed. The abstracts of the Open Meeting are published with the proceedings of the Congress, but were also made available on the web for the first time for the 17th IUCr Congress that took place in Seattle, August 1996. A brief description of the Seattle Open Meeting is available here (see also IUCr Newsletter, Vol. 5, No. 2, p.15). The next Open Meeting took place in August 1999 in Glasgow, during the 18th IUCr Congress. A brief description of the Glasgow Open M eeting is available

40. Center For Crystallographic Research Explains crystallography procedures and is primarily intended for internal users of their analysis facilities, as well as a reference for students carrying http://www.chemistry.msu.edu/Facilities/Crystallography/crys_serv.shtml

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