Dear Colleagues,
For your general interest, you can find the lecture slides that I presented at
ACA 2019 in the Transactions Symposium on Data via the weblink here:-
https://forums.iucr.org/viewtopic.php?f=39=421
Best wishes,
John
Emeritus Professor John R Helliwell DSc
Chairman of IUCr CommDat
Sorry to be late chiming in on this post (survived RAGBRAI). I think the
challenges (crystallization, perdeuteration) and benefits of neutron
crystallography (where are those protons) could be included. We are now in
an era of using cryotrapping with neutrons which I think is really cutting
edge
Dear Tim and all,
if anyone is interested in converting EIGER HDF5 files directly to Bruker
format (SFRM), please contact me. There's no need to go via CBF or similar
intermediaries.
All best.
Andreas
On Sun, Jul 28, 2019 at 12:25 PM Tim Gruene wrote:
> Dear all,
>
> recently the
Hi all,
Since the release of ISOLDE 1.0b3 I've begun releasing regular
(weekly~fortnightly) development builds of ISOLDE. These are built
against the ChimeraX daily build at the time of release - if you
download a ChimeraX-daily build and install ISOLDE in the usual way via
Tools/More
Dear all
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Hi
It's pretty much what the powder people do when using Rietveld refinement,
isn't it? As far as I know, they fit a calculated curve from their structure to
a 1D trace of the powder pattern (happy to be corrected on this). All you need
to do is extend this to 3D - there may be enough work
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