SC-XRD Testimonials
APEX4 for Synchrotons
"The package is very intuitive and therefore easy to learn. The clear structure of the APEX4 software suite makes it easy to use and APEX4 is a significant push for our capabilities to process challenging single crystal data."
Dr. Jose S. Costa, IMDEA Nanociencia
D8 VENTURE - Accelerating Research
“Now, with the D8 VENTURE, it takes less than an hour even for an extremely small crystal.”
Na Yu, Senior XRD Engineer, ShanghaiTech University, CN
D8 VENTURE with METALJET - Exceeding expectations
"... The performance of the METALJET system impresses us daily and the system is exceeding our expectations."
Dr. Jérôme Basquin, Crystallization Facility, Max-Planck-Institute for Biochemistry, DE
Exceptional Productivity - A Fast and Efficient In-house Solution
"... The quality of the data coming off the machine is very high, easily beating anything we had collected ever before on an in-house X-ray source."
Dr. Dima Chirgadze, University of Cambridge, UK.
D8 QUEST - A System That Pushes the Limits
"... our new D8 QUEST again pushes the limits still further and we get high quality data from smaller, weakly diffracting samples in shorter space of time."
Prof. Bohari M Yamin, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia, Bangi. Malaysia.
IYCr OpenLab - 120 Students selected to participate in Morocco’s OpenLabs
Rabat, Agadir, El Jadida – the universities of these three well known cities hosted a series of OpenLab organized by the Moroccan Association of Crystallography and supported by Bruker.
IYCr OpenLab - "I discovered a great new world of possibilities"
Students from across Latin America attended the Bruker supported OpenLab, in Montevideo, Uruguay. This 9-day school was organized by Leopoldo Suescun (Facultad de Química, Universidad de la República) as part of the global IYCR activities.
SC-XRD Users‘ Group - Your Worldwide Family in Crystallography
One of the really special things about joining the Bruker family in crystallography, is also joining the worldwide community of Bruker users. Bruker users are exchanging ideas on how best to use the equipment ...
D8 VENTURE with METALJET - The best X-ray home source available to date
Ashwin Chari, Trevor Huyton, and Ulrich Steuerwald established a new D8 VENTURE with METALJET and SCOUT system at the Max-Planck Institute for Biophysical Chemistry, Germany. They gave an interview about the system and its advantages for the researchers in their employee magazine, the “MPIbpc NEWS”.
Ashwin Chari, Trevor Huyton, and Ulrich Steuerwald,
Max-Planck-Institut für biophysikalische Chemie, Germany
D8 VENTURE - The reliable, powerful, all air-cooled solution
“The most vital aspect for the successful study of metallo-supramolecular self-assemblies is the production of 3D crystal structures. The solid-state 3D structure is the definitive proof of the correctness of the structure, and the chemistry related to it. This is ..."
Prof. Craig Rice, Huddersfied University, UK
The APEX3 Software Suite - Easy-to-use software package
"We are really impressed by APEX3’s large number of well-tested engines and routines. The package allows easy sample processing, including modulated and twinned samples. Bruker’s new IDEAL routine goes beyond the standard independent atom model (IAM) refinements."
Prof. Murugavel, Department of Chemistry at IIT Bombay
APEX2 software - Easy to use for the novice, feature rich for the experts
"Our new system is one of three single crystal diffractometers from Bruker that were bought within a short period of time by three groups in Bordeaux.
In addition to the hardware, we are very happy with the performance of the APEX2 software suite included with each of the systems. Expert crystallographers ..."
Dr. Stanislav Péchev, Institute of Condensed Matter Chemistry of Bordeaux - CNRS Bordeaux, France
D8 VENTURE - D8 Crystallography Solutions
“Our new D8 VENTURE, replacing our 15 year old workhorse a Nonius KAPPA CCD, is equipped with IμS microfocus sources, a KAPPA goniometer and the new CMOS-based PHOTON 100 detector. We are really amazed and impressed to what extent ..."
Prof. Sine Larsen, University Copenhagen, Denmark
