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The Cambridge Structural Database reaches 1,000,000 structures. Find out more here.
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With 14,673 new entries, this update brings the total size of the CSD to 1,023,815 entries and 1,006,180 unique structures. This takes the release past one million structures for the first time!
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We are excited to be hosting this year's US UGM on October 17th at the Hotel Monaco in Philadelphia. The day promises to be jammed ...
Recently our colleague Pete Wood, in collaboration with Robin Taylor, authored an exhaustive review on how the Cambridge Structural Database (CSD) has...
This year’s 3D print contest was one of best so far with eight very impressive entries! The winner is chosen from all the entries submitted via ...
This week the #ChemistryNobelPrize2019 was awarded to John B. Goodenough, M. Stanley Whittingham & Akira Yoshino @NobelPrize #FeaturedStructureFriday is one of John B. Goodenough’s recent structures, CSD Entry: TUFMEO (https://t.co/WGd5SyFqAq) published in @J_A_C_S in 2015 https://t.co/2ytoSjRh6f
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Check out our latest blog! The #CSD contribution in the design of biologically-active molecules - a snippet of 'A Million Crystal Structures: The Whole is Greater than the Sum of Its Parts' by @DrPeteWood & Robin Taylor 'https://t.co/J1pRPFKFtt #CSD1Million #drugdiscovery https://t.co/5ShG4iXtq2
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Our fourth CSD Hero is Frank Fronczek, Director of the X-ray Facility at Louisiana State University and a Fellow of the American Crystallographic Association. Frank currently has over 3,300 entries in the #CSD dating back to 1975! https://t.co/UTkLpPZSdj #CSDHeroes19 #CSD1Million https://t.co/qZPT0jI2nF
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