Workshop

Talks

Abstracts

X-ray diffraction is the single most powerful method in modern structure determination, and frequently the results from an X-ray analysis give a chemist's research a completely new direction. However, the amount of information that can be gained from a crystal structure grows dramatically with the knowledge the chemist has about the method. The posters and talks, as well as discussions along this year's Bruker/MIT symposium demonstrated how much more information than just bond lengths and -angles can be derived from an X-ray structure.

On these internet pages I have compiled a selection of pictures taken by me during the 2006 Bruker/MIT Symposium.

P. Mueller, February 2006