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In this webinar we welcome Professor Roger Davey to discuss his recent publication: Can solvated intermediates inform us about ...
We started 2020 with a lot of excitement and expectations. After all, we had just achieved a major milestone with the millionth structure in our datab...
The journal CrystEngComm has published a special issue to mark the Cambridge Structural Database (CSD) reaching 1 million structures, with 33 papers t...
Join us and @CrystEngComm this Friday at the Behind the paper webinar where we are joined by Professor Roger Davey who will be discussing his recent publication in the 2020 @CrystEngComm special issue. Don't miss out! Register here: https://t.co/anx8wn9fqo https://t.co/SnONruW2g9
21/01/2021 11:06
January’s What's Up Customer Update Webinar is tomorrow, make sure you save your place. Register here https://t.co/KluB4mGXmc #whatsupwebinar https://t.co/F9bh97qxZl
20/01/2021 4:49
RT @FerrenceG: Hafnium (24 entries) is 2nd rarest transition metal appearing in @ccdc_cambridge #CSDCommunications. Illustrated is the pen…
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