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Our manuscript describing MatchMaps, a python package for making non-isomorphous difference maps, has been accepted to the Journal of Applied Crystallography! You can find the paper here, and the online documentation for MatchMaps here. Additionally...

We're excited to share a series of new pre-prints from our lab regarding various aspects of crystallographic data processing. Our Laue-dials paper presents our new python package, laue-dials, for processing polychromatic X-ray diffraction data Our COLAV...

We're so proud of Maggie for successfully defending her thesis today! Next up, Maggie is off to Germany for a post-doc with Professor Arwen Pearson at Universität Hamburg.

We're excited to share that our graduate student John Russell successfully defended his thesis today. John's Ph.D. work involved developing a system for live-cell time-lapse metabolomics of yeast cells via Raman microscopy. We wish John the best of luck...

Dr. Kevin M. Dalton gave a seminar for the SBGrid Consortium describing his software, careless, for scaling and merging crystallographic data with machine learning. The full seminar is recorded and available to watch on YouTube. You can also read about...

Huge congrats to Ammaar Saeed on graduating from Harvard College! Next up, Ammaar has received the Herchel Smith Postgraduate Scholarship in the Sciences to pursue an MPhil at University of Cambridge.

We're excited to announce that two of our undergraduate students, Phyllis Zhang and Ziyuan Zhao, have received the prestigious Hoopes Prize from Harvard College for excellent undergraduate work. Find their theses bound and available in Lamont Library for...

Congrats to Luis Aldama on being selected for the NSF's Graduate Research Fellowship Program! Luis was one of just five MCO/MCB students selected for the prestigious award. The fellowship will support his graduate work in applying machine learning methods...

Our paper on native SAD phasing at room temperature is out now in Acta Crystallographica D! Check it out online here

Congrats to Ammaar Saeed for being named to Phi Beta Kappa! Ammaar is inducted as a member of Harvard's "Junior 24." Phi Beta Kappa is America's oldest academic honor society, and rewards outstanding scholarly accomplishment. Read more