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Education Corner: Cambridge Structural Database
11/06 
Sign up to receive electronic updates each quarter.' class='img-responsive' style=''>Sign up to receive electronic updates each quarter.The renowned Cambridge Structural Database (CSD) is a trusted resource containing fully curated organic and metal-organic structures utilized by researchers worldwide.
The beginnings of the Cambridge Structural Database (CSD) go back to 1965, when J.D. Bernal and Olga Kennard had a vision that the collective use of data would lead to the discovery of new knowledge.
Sixty years later, the CSD is the world’s largest database of experimentally observed small molecule crystal structures.
Read more about Celebrating 60 Years of Research and Education with Small Molecules.
Contact info@rcsb.org to contribute.' class='img-responsive' style=''>Published quarterly, each Education Corner describes of how community members use the PDB and related resources.
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