structural studies in neurochemistry, protein evolution and automated crystallization techniques

Small molecule database of structures that have primarily been determined using single crystal X-ray diffraction. Features JAVA applets that can be used to orient and examine the molecule, and a dedicated Beowulf computer system to generate high quality rendered images. Currently contains over 2,500 molecules.

Listing of study and employment opportunities, upcoming events, links to other resources and includes extensive pages for four separate research divisions.

Information about teaching and research, a list of upcoming lectures and seminars, and details of the facilities available.

Laboratory for chemical analysis and materials testing using X-ray diffraction and fluorescence.

Research activities, staff contact information, software and photo galleries of the X-ray crystallography laboratory at the University of Oxford.

Faculty, areas of research, courses, departmental facilities, and a tour of the campus.

Faculty, their research interests and images of their work. Individual labs also have pages. List of links provided.

IMB Macromolecular X-Ray Facility serves the Structural Biology program of FSU. Facility has both Image Plate and Charge-coupled device (CCD) detectors for collecting x-ray diffraction data from macromolecules

Bulletin boards; listing of courses and journals; significant collection of links to crystallography-related software, databases, links and materials.

General introduction, research fields, staff, publications lists.

studying the structure and function of macromolecules and industrial materials

Information on method research; PDF files of invited lectures and publications; Free downloads of structure-solving software.

Graphical representation of structures; site is primarily a list of links to other online resources.

The laboratory deals with molecular structure by employing both experimental techniques, such as X-ray crystallography, and the methods of computational and quantum chemistry.

The characterization arm of the MRCEDM consortium. Its goal is the advancement of the research and characterization capabilities of electronic materials of the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex for the local industrial and educational community, as well as for the world community.

Studies of structures and phase transitions.

Brief history of program, links to individual labs and other web resources.

Located in Houston, Texas, the Center was developed to serve as a multi-institution resource in Texas for small molecule crystallographic research and education. Acquisition of a Bruker SMART 1000 through the generosity of the Welch Foundation and Rice University.

Listing of faculty, course materials, information on benchmarking detectors, and a small collection of links.

Faculty listing, a webcam of their lab, and links to other resources.

The department is focussed on crystallography with main research lines in protein and chemical crystallography. Personnel, publications, distributed software, map and other information of the campus.

Includes related announcements, lists of publications, organisation information, and links.

Research on III-nitride wide band gap semiconductors, GaN, AlGaN, InGaN and related alloys.

Pages for faculty, links, and curriculum for their program.

Provides a full range of powder diffraction - data acquisition, phase identification, phase quantification, Rietveld refinement, ab-initio structure determination.