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Crystallography is one of the most multidisciplinary sciences with roots in fields as varied as mathematics physics chemistry biology materials science computation and earth and planetary science. The structural knowledge gained from crystallography has been instrumental in acquiring new levels of understanding in numerous scientific areas. Perspectives in Crystallography provides an overview of the current state of the field reviews its historical origins and explains how crystallography contributes to the sustainability of life. This book resonates with the recent United Nations and UNESCO International Year of Crystallography a celebration of its achievements and importance undertaken with the International Union of Crystallography. The author of this book is the editor in chief of Crystallography Reviews where some of the contents have been previously published. Here subjects of interest to specialists and non-specialists have been brought together in a single source. The book opens with a description of the ways to explain crystallography to diverse general audiences. It also addresses various topics in crystallography including:The evolution and importance of synchrotron radiation to crystallographyThe structural chemistry and biology of colouration in marine crustaceaPredicting protonation states of proteins versus crystallographic experimentationThe book then offers a projection of crystal structure analysis in the next 100 years and concludes by emphasizing the societal impacts of crystallography that allow for sustainability of life. Perspectives in Crystallography offers a threefold look into the past present and long-term development and relevance of crystal structure analysis. It is concerned not only with the state of the field but with its role in the perpetuation of life on earth. As such it is a reference of vital interest to a bro
Crc Press Perspectives In Crystallography 09780367377229
Crystallography is one of the most multidisciplinary sciences with roots in fields as varied as mathematics physics chemistry biology materials science computation and earth and planetary science. The structural knowledge gained from crystallography has been instrumental in acquiring new levels of understanding in numerous scientific areas. Perspectives in Crystallography provides an overview of the current state of the field reviews its historical origins and explains how crystallography contributes to the sustainability of life. This book resonates with the recent United Nations and UNESCO International Year of Crystallography a celebration of its achievements and importance undertaken with the International Union of Crystallography. The author of this book is the editor in chief of Crystallography Reviews where some of the contents have been previously published. Here subjects of interest to specialists and non-specialists have been brought together in a single source. The book opens with a description of the ways to explain crystallography to diverse general audiences. It also addresses various topics in crystallography including:The evolution and importance of synchrotron radiation to crystallographyThe structural chemistry and biology of colouration in marine crustaceaPredicting protonation states of proteins versus crystallographic experimentationThe book then offers a projection of crystal structure analysis in the next 100 years and concludes by emphasizing the societal impacts of crystallography that allow for sustainability of life. Perspectives in Crystallography offers a threefold look into the past present and long-term development and relevance of crystal structure analysis. It is concerned not only with the state of the field but with its role in the perpetuation of life on earth. As such it is a reference of vital interest to a bro
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