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Neil Isaacs, Uli Arndt, Jose Varghese.
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Crystallographic Computing School
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Henk Schenk (centre) with students.
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Crystallographic Computing School
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Bob Diamond (second from left at front), David Brown (right).
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Crystallographic Computing School
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Neil Isaacs (left), Syd Hall (third from left).
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Crystallographic Computing School
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Syd Hall (in checked shirt), Neil Isaacs (right).
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Crystallographic Computing School
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Yu Wang, ?, Syd Hall, Gérard Bricogne.
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Crystallographic Computing School
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Ted Maslen (centre background), Bob Diamond.
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Crystallographic Computing School
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Left: Yasushi Kai, John Rollett, Peter Murray-Rust.
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Crystallographic Computing School
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Michael Woolfson (left), I. David Brown (second from right).
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Crystallographic Computing School
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Tamaichi Ashida (second from right).
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Crystallographic Computing School
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Henk Schenk, Tamaichi Ashida, Syd Hall.
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Crystallographic Computing School
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Left to right: J. M. Bijvoet, J. F. Schouten, H. Lipson, E. G. Cox, C. H. MacGillavry, M. F. Perutz, C. W. Bunn, C. A. Beevers, R. Pepinsky, J. M. Robertson and E. Grison. (Plate 13 from the American Crystallographic Association monograph [McLachlan, D. Jr & Glusker, J. P. (1983). Editors. Crystallography in North America, p. 191. New York: American Crystallographic Association].)
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Computing Methods and the Phase Problem in X-ray Analysis
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Ray Pepinsky explaining the X-RAC analogue computer system for Fourier syntheses and display of contour maps. Left to right: I. Fankuchen, J. M. Robertson, Low, Hughes, Friedman, D. Wrinch, R. Pepinsky.
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Computing Methods and the Phase Problem in X-ray Analysis
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IBM (Hollerith) operators at the Caltech Computing Center machine room performing crystallographic computation using the IBM card punch systems. The structure model on the table appears to be a Leybold phenakite (label missing). The drawing on the wall is probably an incorrect model for serine. The machines are most likely IBM numeric duplicating key punch, 10043, Type 012 (which replaced the IBM electric key punch Type 011 used for the Shaffer paper); IBM horizontal sorter, 55645, Type 080 Model 1; and IBM electric accounting machine (or alphabetic tabulator) with direct subtraction and 88 type bars fitted with 7 extra 'X-distributors' for a total of twelve, 10978, Type 405. The key punch operator at the bottom left is long-time Caltech employee, Lillian Casler. The names of the other two operators could not be identified.
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Crystallographic computing at Caltech
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IBM (Hollerith) operators at the Caltech Computing Center machine room performing crystallographic computation using the IBM card punch systems
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Crystallographic computing at Caltech
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IBM (Hollerith) operators at the Caltech Computing Center machine room performing crystallographic computation using the IBM card punch systems
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Crystallographic computing at Caltech
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IBM (Hollerith) operators at the Caltech Computing Center machine room performing crystallographic computation using the IBM card punch systems
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Crystallographic computing at Caltech
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IBM (Hollerith) operators at the Caltech Computing Center machine room performing crystallographic computation using the IBM card punch systems
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Crystallographic computing at Caltech
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IBM (Hollerith) operators at the Caltech Computing Center machine room performing crystallographic computation using the IBM card punch systems
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Crystallographic computing at Caltech
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Osaka International Convention Centre (Grand Cube Osaka).
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Twenty-First Congress and General Assembly of the IUCr
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Osaka International Convention Centre.
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Twenty-First Congress and General Assembly of the IUCr
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Osaka International Convention Centre.
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Twenty-First Congress and General Assembly of the IUCr
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Osaka International Convention Centre.
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Twenty-First Congress and General Assembly of the IUCr
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View of Osaka from Osaka International Convention Centre.
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Twenty-First Congress and General Assembly of the IUCr
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Reiko Kuroda reading a Congratulatory Address from the Prime Minister of Japan.
Opening Ceremony
Twenty-First Congress and General Assembly of the IUCr
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Professor B. R. Henry, Vice-President of ICSU (International Council for Science), describing the role of Union members in implementing the ICSU Strategic Plan.
Opening Ceremony
Twenty-First Congress and General Assembly of the IUCr
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IUCr Past President Bill Duax.
Opening Ceremony
Twenty-First Congress and General Assembly of the IUCr
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Welcome by the Governor of Osaka Prefecture, Toru Hashimoto.
Opening Ceremony
Twenty-First Congress and General Assembly of the IUCr
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David Sayre.
Ewald Prize award ceremony
Twenty-First Congress and General Assembly of the IUCr
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