23rd - 31st August 2008

Twenty-First Congress and General Assembly of the IUCr

Nobutami Kasai, Yuji Ohashi.

Lynn Ten Eyck (centre).

Eckhard Hitzer, John Helliwell.

Front right: J. L. Hodeau; second front right: M. Nespolo.

From left: Dieter Schwarzenbach, Gervais Chapuis.

T. Tsukihara.

Kitty and Mark Spackman, Richard and Linda Welberry

N. Kanehisa, Nobutami Kasai.

PL 1: Carbon nanotubes. Session Chair: Tomitake Tsukihara.

PL 1: Carbon nanotubes. Sumio Iijima.

PL 1: Carbon nanotubes. Sumio Iijima.

PL 1: Carbon nanotubes. Sumio Iijima.

PL 1: Carbon nanotubes. Sumio Iijima.

PL 1: Carbon nanotubes. Audience.

PL 1: Carbon nanotubes. Audience.

PL 1: Carbon nanotubes. Audience.

PL 1: Carbon nanotubes. Sumio Iijima.

PL 1: Carbon nanotubes. Audience.

PL 1: Carbon nanotubes. Audience.

PL 1: Carbon nanotubes. Philip Coppens.

L. D. Marks, Chair of Commission on Electron Crystallography.

L. D. Marks, Jon Gjønnes.

The Gjønnes Medal in Electron Crystallography recognizes an outstanding contribution to the field of electron crystallography. The award is accompanied by a certificate and funding to present an invited Keynote Lecture at the triennial International Congress of Crystallography. The award is named in honour of its first recipient, Professor Jon Gjønnes of the University of Oslo.

PL 1: Carbon nanotubes.

PL 1: Carbon nanotubes.

PL 1: Carbon nanotubes.

PL 2: NMR in solution and X-ray diffraction in crystals for postgenomic biology. Session Chair Eddy Arnold.

PL 2: NMR in solution and X-ray diffraction in crystals for postgenomic biology. Kurt Wüthrich.

PL 2: NMR in solution and X-ray diffraction in crystals for postgenomic biology. Kurt Wüthrich.

PL 2: NMR in solution and X-ray diffraction in crystals for postgenomic biology. Kurt Wüthrich.

PL 2: NMR in solution and X-ray diffraction in crystals for postgenomic biology. Audience.

PL 2: NMR in solution and X-ray diffraction in crystals for postgenomic biology. Audience.

KN 1: What Protein Data Bank tells us about the past, present and future of structural biology. Session Chair: Stephen Burley.

KN 1: What Protein Data Bank tells us about the past, present and future of structural biology. David Sayre.

KN 1: What Protein Data Bank tells us about the past, present and future of structural biology. Helen Berman.

KN 1: What Protein Data Bank tells us about the past, present and future of structural biology. Helen Berman.

KN 2: Ab initio powder diffraction studies of organometallics and coordination polymers. Angelo Sironi.

KN 2: Ab initio powder diffraction studies of organometallics and coordination polymers. Angelo Sironi. Question session.