18 August 2009. CrystalMaker Software Ltd is to exhibit at the Materials Research Society's 2009 Fall National Meeting, to be held at the beginning of December, at the Hynes Convention Center in Boston, MA.

The exhibition runs from Tuesday 1 December to lunchtime on Thursday 3 December, in the Hynes Convention Center, Level 2. We will be on booth 929 (same as last year), towards the back of the hall close to the "Science as Art" exhibition and the "Materials Square".

At this, our sixth visit to MRS, we'll be demonstrating the very latest versions of our software for crystal and molecular structures visualization and diffraction for Mac and Windows XP/Vista. Visit us and see some fantastic 3D graphics running on the latest cool hardware!

Real 3D in Colour!

We will be demonstrating exciting versions of our award-winning crystal and molecular structures visualization program, CrystalMaker. Experience true interactive crystal and molecule viewing, measurement and manipulation.

Try out our stunning 3D display which uses low-cost "retro" red/blue stereo glasses to produce spectacular "out-of-the-screen" images - now in colour!

Explore Diffraction Space

Come and see our acclaimed SingleCrystal™ program (Apple Design Award, 2007). Explore the world of diffraction space with your own desktop electron microscope. See the phases of diffracted beams and marvel at beautiful symmetry patterns in reciprocal space and stereographic projection.

Combine observed and simulated diffraction patterns in the same window - ideal for indexing your pattern. Rotate your crystal structure and observe the diffration pattern rotate - and vice versa.

Your Desktop Diffractometer

We will also be demonstrating our CrystalDiffract® powder diffraction program, making x-ray and neutron powder diffraction as easy and drag-and-drop. Develop new insights into diffraction with our unique real-time parameter control. Diffraction will never be the same again.

Find out how to enthuse your students about crystallography, diffraction - and zoom into crystal lattices in cool 3D style!