Chemistry: CT7 X-Ray Crystallography

These lectures will introduce the basics of crystallography and diffraction, assuming no prior knowledge. The aim is to provide an overview that will inspire and serve as a basis for researchers to use the Department’s single-crystal and/or powder X-ray diffraction facilities or to appreciate more effectively results obtained through the Department’s crystallographic services. The final lecture will be devoted to searching and visualising crystallographic data using the Cambridge Structural Database system.

• Postgraduates
• Further details regarding eligibility criteria are available
• If you are from outside the Department of Chemistry, please wait to be collected from reception

Number of sessions: 2

• Introduce and focus upon facilities available in the Department and will help to underpin your research in a very practical sense
• Serve as a solid basis for those beginning to carry out experimental research in the Department
• Provide you with the ability to choose the right technique(s) to answer the questions that you have regarding the molecules and/or materials you have made.
• If you would like to know any further information about our Departmental Facilities, you may also look at the relevant web pages, which you will find at: http://www.ch.cam.ac.uk/analytical-data-services.

• Two sessions of one hour

• Chemistry: CT1 Getting the Most out of Your Departmental Characterisation Facilities
• Chemistry: CT2 An Introduction to Mass Spec Processing
• Chemistry: CT4 Answering Materials Science Questions using Solid-State NMR