ACA Award Winners

Bertram Eugene Warren Diffraction Physics Award

2006 Charles Majkrzak
Investigating the Structures of Thin Films and Multilayered Materials by Neutron Reflectometry
2003 Takeshi Egami
Democracy in the Imperfect World: Local Crystallography of Crystals with Disorde
2000 Ian Robinson
Crystal Truncation Rods, Ancient and Modern
1997 David Long Price
Order and Disorder in Condensed Matter
1994 Michael Bedzyk
X-Ray Standing Waves at a Reflecting Mirror Surface
1991 James Jorgensen
Structural Properties as a Probe of the Physics of Oxide Superconductors
1988 Robert J. Birgeneau and Paul M. Horn
Two-Dimensional Phases and Phase Transitions by Diffraction Methods
1985 Bennett C. Larson
X-Ray Studies using Pulsed-lasar Irradiation
1982 Benjamin Post
Direct Measurement of Phases of Diffracted Radiation
1979 F.W. Lytle, D.E. Sayers and E.A. Stern
Theory and Application of Fine Structure at Absorption Edge Effects
1976 John M. Cowley and S. Iijima
High Resolution Electron Microscopy of Crystal Structures
1973 J.D. Axe and G. Shirane
Lattice and Molecular Dynamics as Studied by Inelastic Scattering of Neutrons
1970 U. Bonse and M. Hart
X-Ray Interferometer and its Application to the Study of the Physics of Solids

2007 Frank H. Herbstein
What Can We Learn From the Multiple Crystal Structures Reported for Pentacene, and for the Anthracene and Tetracyanoquinodimethane (TCNQ) Molecules in Their Various Guises?
2004 Alexander McPherson
Where are we Going? Where Have we Been?
2001 James Stewart
Response to Fankuchen Award 2001
1998 E. Dodson
Interdependence within Macromolecular Crystallography
1995 Jenny Glusker
Metal Ions in Proteins
Kenneth Trueblood
On Crystallographic Education and on Internal Motion of Molecules in Crystals
1992 Donald L D Caspar
Protein Adaptability: Quasi-Equivalence, Plasticity and Switching
1989 David Sayre
On the Possibility of Structure Determination of Specimens Consisting of One Large (1012) Dalton) Asymmetric Unit
1986 Michael S. Rossmann
Virus Structure Determination and Correlation with Function
1983 Lyle H. Jensen
Accurate Refinement and Analysis of Protein Structures
1980 David Harker
Heavy Atom and Direct Methods of Structure Determination, Boron and Protein Structure
1977 Dorothy Hodgkin
Crystallographic Studies of Hormones, Antibiotics, and Proteins
1974 A. Guinier
Fundamental Development and Teaching of the Theory and Applications of X-Ray Diffraction
1971 Martin J. BuergerCrystal Structure Aspects of Phase Transformations

2005 Alwyn Jones
From Inter to O
2002 Douglas Dorset
Correlations, Convolutions and the Validity of Electron Crystallography
1999 Gerard Bricogne
Intensities, Phases and Structures: The Role of Mathematics in Crystallography
1997 Christer E. Nordman
Travels in Patterson Space
1993 George Sheldrick
Direct Attempts to Solve Protein Structures
1990 Michael M. Woolfson
Direct Methods and Macromolecular Structures
1987 David and Lieselotte Templeton
Theory, Measurement, and Use of Anomalous Scattering
1984 Jerome Karle and Herbert Hauptman
Direct Methods of Crystal Structure Determination
1981 Wayne A. Hendrickson
Use of Anomalous Dispersion Effects in Phasing Protein Diffraction Data

2003 Helen M. Berman
A Personal Journey through Structure Space
2003 Jim Ibers
Less Difficult But Still Not Easy
2000 Lyle Jensen
Then and Now – Reflections of a Mature Discipline
1997 Carroll K. Johnson
Thermal Ellipsoid Analysis
1994 Philip Coppens
The New Synchrotron Radiation Crystsallography
1991 Jack D. Dunitz
Chemical Aspects of Phase Transitions in Molecular Crystals
1988 George A. Jeffrey
X-Ray and Neutron Diffraction of Carbohydrates and Clathrates
1985 William P. Busing
Theory and Practice of Accurate Data Collection and Analysis

2007 Angelo Gavezzotti
Forty Years of Struggle With Computers Over Crystallography and Intermolecular Interactions
2004 Richard E. Marsh
X-ray Diffraction through the Years: From One Structure per Year to One Structure Per Hour

2004 Nguyen-Huu Xuong
Advanced Area Detectors for Protein Crystallography and Electron Microscopy

2007 Cora Lind
Negative Thermal Expansion Materials: X-ray and Neutron Diffraction Adventures under Non-ambient Conditions
2006 Carrie Wilmot
X-rays, Action, Camera! The Joys and Heartaches of Making Movies of Redox Enzymes in Motion
2005 Jennifer A. Swift
Growth and Dissolution of Cholesterol Crystals
2004 Leonard MacGillivray
Linear templates: Tools for Constructing Molecules in the Solid State
2003 Julia Chan
Structure-Property Relationships of Superconducting and Heavy Fermion Intermettalics

2007 Tali Lavy (AW.03.09), Da Jia (01.01.08), Ryan McAndrew (01.04.05), Amy Gindhart (05.01.05), Jae-Hyuk Her (07.01.11), Greg A. Hogan (10.03.11), Jan Lipfert (13.03.03)
2006 Simon Jenni (01.03.04), Sayon Kumalah (13.12.06), Peng Wang (13.11.05), Katherine Page (13.13.06), Ryan Justice (T-P001 session 09.03), Yulia Sevryugina (13.02.04), Jean Jankoncic (11.01.05)
2005 Rumana Rashid (01.07.06), Sohela Vaezeslami (04.03.11), Dugald MacDougall (06.01.08), Elinor Spencer (08.03.07), Yuan Lin (01.04.07), Tamara Hamilton (AW.02.03)
2004 Lincoln Bickford (01.07.01), Carla Ferragina (06.02.01), Zhanhui Yuan (10.01.10), Mehmet Aslantas (08.01.01)
2003 Monica Allain (08.02.03), Firas Awwadi (09.02.05), Peter Chupas (04.01.03), David Lodowski (01.04.05), Jennifer Padilla (03.04.05)