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Theoretical investigations of hydrogen-bonded systems at high pressures
Equation of state and pressure calibration
Theoretical prediction of high-pressure phase transitions.
Computational high-pressure crystal structures.
Pressure-induced modulations and its crystallographic methodology.
New insight into the crystal chemistry from high-pressure studies.
X-Ray absorption spectroscopy at extreme conditions
Theoretical prediction of high-pressure phase transitions.
High-pressure crystallography from spectroscopic (optical and x-ray) measurements.
Structural studies of high-density forms of amorphous ice: diffraction and computer modelling
Synchrotron facilities for high-pressure reseach - the state of art
Chemical response of molecular crystals to high pressures - from charge transfer to detonations via "chemical pressure".
Coupled time-resolved studies at high pressures and high temperatures by neutron and synchrotron radiation.
High-pressure clathrates.
Organic molecules in the strained environment.
Electronic, structural and magnetic properties of transition metals at very high pressures
Elasticity, strain and plasticity of crystals.
Magnetic properties of crystals and their studies at high pressure conditions.
Diffraction studies in the low range of high pressures in laboratory.
Correlation between the structure and optical properties of perovskites at high pressures
High-pressure crystallography of the interia of Earth.
Soft materials and biomaterials under pressure: putting squeeze on biology
Superconductivity of high pressure cuprates
High-pressure protein crystallography using ultra-short wavelength x-rays
X-Ray laboratory equipped for high-pressure diffraction studies
Pressure-induced phase transitions - the Landau theory.
Panel discussion on the applications of high pressures in crystallographic practice, research and industry, and on the prospects of employment of the high-pressure crystallographers in universities, and in research or industrial institutions.
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