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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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20/09/2019 9:00
Our #FeaturedStructureFriday today is from a recent publication in Organic & Biomolecular Chemistry by Kyosuke Isoda, Makoto Tadokoro and co-workers. The structure (CSD refcode WOHLUD https://t.co/idhQGZHGdO) is a highly unusual example of an n-type organic semiconductor. https://t.co/0V0sKbCBsM
20/09/2019 3:01
A month to go until the Rational Solid Form Design and Development Summit in Massachusetts. Be part of discussions on the latest advancements and computational tools in #drugdesign and #drugdev, register your place: https://t.co/zuBMqRpF9H #materialsscience #rsfd19 https://t.co/yAvfX3QTtF
20/09/2019 2:01
