Crystallography course

  • How do you become a crystallographer?

    Qualifications and training required
    It's only possible to become a crystallographer with a degree.
    You'll need a bachelors degree in a relevant scientific subject such as chemistry, materials science, physics or biology.
    The degree subject required will depend on the area you want to work in..

  • Is crystallography a chemistry or physics?

    Abstract.
    X-ray crystallography was initiated by physicists in the early 20th century.
    However—as is common with many developments in physics—the subject quickly moved beyond the confines of physics to produce key advances in chemistry, biology, mineralogy and materials science..

Introduction to Crystallography - Part 1.

What is the result of a crystallographic experiment?

What we see as the result of a crystallographic experiment is not really a picture of the atoms, but a map of the distribution of electrons in the molecule, i

e an electron density map

However, since the electrons are mostly tightly localised around the nuclei, the electron density map gives us a pretty good picture of the molecule

Who is the professor of Crystallography?

This is a complete course in Crystallography, taught by H

K D H

Bhadeshia, a British metallurgist and TATA Steel Professor of Metallurgy at the University of Cambridge

The lectures were recorded in 2016

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