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RT @FerrenceG: Hope you enjoy this attempt to illustrate the 6₅ screw axis present in this 2002 @ccdc_cambridge #CSDCommunication of the #s…
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Today we are highlighting the founder of the CCDC, Dr Olga Kennard OBE FRS, as part of our series celebrating the Women of CCDC between #womenandgirlsinscience and #IWD2020. Watch Dr Olga Kennard at the #CSD50 celebration telling us the origin of the CSD. https://t.co/tcPXvNLRcL
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