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… We were all very proud, here in Cambridge, to hear the news that CCDC Governor, Professor Reiko Kuroda of the Tokyo University of Science, is to be honoured …
… This year the CCDC decided to participate in the Cambridge Science Festival. The Cambridge Science Festival is two weeks of organised science outreach events …
… On 1st March 2021 we welcomed Dr Susan Reutzel-Edens as the new Head of Science. Here she has answered a few questions to explain how she came to this role …
… science, and as a community we debated the future of in silico science through polls and discussion. …
… and the US to help us continue our mission of advancing structural science into 2020 and beyond. We'd like to introduce one of our newest team members, Rob Willacy …
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… Today marks the International Day of Women and Girls in Science[1] so it is the perfect time to reflect on women in crystallography and how we are striving …
… For this year's #WomenInScience day we celebrate all the amazing women who have made great science happen with the CCDC over the past year. …
… Last weekend CCDC organised some guided walks round our Chemicals from Plants Trail at Cambridge University Botanic Garden, as part of Cambridge Science …
