David Sayre

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David Sayre is affiliated with the following schools: Yale University, Stony Brook University, University of Oxford, Stanford University, Cornell University, University of Pennsylvania

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#2715

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Physics

#3185

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#4565

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#1195

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David Sayre's Degrees

PhD Physics University of Oxford
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According to Wikipedia, David Sayre was an American scientist, credited with the early development of direct methods for protein crystallography and of diffraction microscopy . While working at IBM he was part of the initial team of ten programmers who created FORTRAN, and later suggested the use of electron beam lithography for the fabrication of X-ray Fresnel zone plates.

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David Sayre's Published Works

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Extending the methodology of X-ray crystallography to allow imaging of micrometre-sized non-crystalline specimens (1999) (1672)
Phase retrieval from the magnitude of the Fourier transforms of nonperiodic objects (1998) (580)
Biological imaging by soft x-ray diffraction microscopy (2005) (497)
Some implications of a theorem due to Shannon (1952) (465)
An assessment of the resolution limitation due to radiation-damage in x-ray diffraction microscopy. (2005) (433)
The squaring method: a new method for phase determination (1952) (347)
Linac Coherent Light Source (LCLS) Conceptual Design Report (2002) (211)
Transmission microscropy of unmodified biological materials: comparative radiation dosages with electrons and ultrasoft x-ray photons. (1977) (182)
Reconstruction of a yeast cell from X-ray diffraction data. (2006) (151)
An approach to three-dimensional structures of biomolecules by using single-molecule diffraction images (2001) (143)
X-Ray Microscopy II (1988) (133)
Potential operating region for ultrasoft x-ray microscopy of biological materials. (1977) (110)
Prospects for long-wavelength X-ray microscopy and diffraction (1980) (94)
The oversampling phasing method. (2000) (84)
On the Extendibility of X‐ray Crystallography to Noncrystals (1998) (80)
X-ray microscopy. (1995) (76)
Taking X-ray diffraction to the limit: macromolecular structures from femtosecond X-ray pulses and diffraction microscopy of cells with synchrotron radiation. (2004) (63)
Direct imaging of live human platelets by flash x-ray microscopy. (1985) (63)
Soft X-Ray Microscopy of Biological Specimens (1980) (62)
X-ray microscopy of biological objects with carbon kappa and with synchrotron radiation. (1976) (59)
Coherent Radiation for X-Ray Imaging-The Soft X-Ray Undulator and the X1A Beamline at the NSLS. (1990) (51)
Apparatus for X-ray diffraction microscopy and tomography of cryo specimens (2005) (49)
Report on a project on 3D imaging of the biological cell by single-particle X-ray diffraction (2008) (47)
X-ray microscopes. (1991) (46)
Least‐squares phase refinement. II. High‐resolution phasing of a small protein (1974) (43)
Specimen replication for electron microscopy using x rays and x‐ray resist (1976) (41)
Soft x-ray microscopy with coherent x rays (invited) (1992) (39)
Observation of the soft X‐ray diffraction pattern of a single diatom (1987) (37)
Recent Results from the Stony Brook Scanning Microscope (1984) (37)
COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF X‐RAY EMISSION MICROSCOPIES FOR BIOLOGICAL SPECIMENS (1978) (34)
RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN X‐RAY CONTACT MICROSCOPY (1980) (34)
Improved detail in biological soft X-ray microscopy: study of blood platelets. (1981) (31)
X-ray Holography. (1982) (28)
X-Ray Crystallography: The Past and Present of the Phase Problem (2002) (27)
On least-squares refinement of the phases of crystallographic structure factors (1972) (25)
Soft‐X‐Ray Microscopes (1985) (24)
Status Report On Contact X-Ray Microscopy (1982) (23)
Extending the methodology of X-ray crystallography to non-crystalline specimens (2001) (23)
Soft-x-ray imaging with the 35 period undulator at the NSLS (1989) (23)
Crystal Structure of 9 : 10-Dimethyl-1 : 2-benzanthracene (1960) (21)
Contact x-ray microscopy. A new technique for imaging cellular fine structure. (1986) (19)
Progress in high-resolution x-ray holographic microscopy (1988) (18)
Crystal Structure of 1 : 2-Benzanthracene (1956) (17)
Report on a project on three-dimensional imaging of the biological cell by single-particle X-ray diffraction. (2008) (15)
New results in soft X-ray microscopy (1994) (15)
High resolution 3-D X-ray diffraction microscopy and its potential of imaging single biomolecules (2002) (14)
Soft X-ray microscopy at the NSLS☆ (1984) (13)
The calculation of structure factors by Fourier summation (1951) (12)
Structural studies on single particles and biomolecules. LCLS: The First Experiments. (2000) (12)
REVIEW OF IMAGE FORMATION METHODS WITH THE SOFT X‐RAY PHOTON (1980) (10)
Note on “Superlarge” Structures and Their Phase Problem (1991) (9)
ASSESSMENT OF THE POTENTIAL OF ULTRASOFT X‐RAY MICROSCOPY (1978) (9)
ADDITIONAL TECHNICAL ASPECTS: WET SPECIMENS, THICK SPECIMENS, AND FACTORS AFFECTING CONVENIENCE (1980) (9)
X-ray Microscopy with the NSLS Soft X-ray Undulator (1990) (9)
Structural studies on molecules of biological interest : a volume in honour of Professor Dorothy Hodgkin (1981) (8)
887. A crystallographic examination of the structure of lumisterol (1952) (8)
Prospects and Problems in X-Ray Microscopy (1984) (8)
Development of a novel apparatus for experiments in soft X-ray diffraction imaging and diffraction tomography (2003) (8)
Soft x‐ray microscopy at the NSLS (2003) (8)
Image Reconstruction from the Oversampled Diffraction Pattern (1997) (6)
On the Possibility of Imaging Microstructures by Soft X-Ray Diffraction Pattern Analysis (1984) (5)
Scanning Soft X-Ray Microscopy With A Fresnel Zoneplate At The National Synchrotron Light Source (1984) (5)
Least-squares refinement at high speed (1955) (5)
The double Patterson function (1953) (4)
Soft X-ray microscopy at the NSLS (2002) (4)
Phase Extension and Refinement Using Convolutional and Related Equation Systems (1980) (4)
Soft X-ray microscopy (1986) (3)
Imaging Properties of the Soft X-ray Photon (1985) (3)
Quantitative Electron-Density Contour Delineation in the Electronic Fourier Synthesizer for Crystal Structure Analysis (1948) (3)
Algorithmic image reconstruction using itérative phase retrieval schema (2003) (3)
Ultrastructural and elemental imaging of biological specimens by soft X-ray contact microscopy. (1980) (3)
Discussion after talk by J. M. Stewart (1993) (3)
X‐ray microscopy. Erratum (1995) (2)
Diffraction-Imaging Possibilities with Soft X-rays (1987) (2)
Experimental Observation of Diffraction Patterns from Micro-Specimens (1988) (2)
Single-particle imaging (2007) (1)
Extending the methodology of X-ray crystallography to allow X-ray microscopy without X-ray optics (2000) (1)
Soft X-Ray Microscopy of Activated Human Platelets (1986) (1)
Rocketts Landing, Richmond, Virginia, USA, brownfield redevelopment under voluntary remediation (2006) (1)
EXPERIMENTS IN SOFT X-RAY NEAR-FIELD DIFFRACTION IMAGING WITH AN UNDULATOR. (1987) (1)
X-ray microscopy of biological objects with carbon Kalpha and with synchrotron radiation (A) (1976) (0)
X-Ray Lithography and Microscopy (1979) (0)
A method for setting the equi‐inclination angle (1954) (0)
Scattering, Absorption, and a Detailed Look at the Field Near an Absorbing Particle (1988) (0)
DIFFRACTION IMAGING OF THE GENERAL PARTICLE (2003) (0)
X-ray microscopy II : proceedings of the International Symposium, Brookhaven, NY, August 31-September 4, 1987 (1988) (0)
Likelihood of Major Added Strength for Structure Analysis in the Future (2002) (0)
Diffraction imaging of the yeast cell: first results (2005) (0)
A history thus far of oversampling and single particle imaging (2002) (0)
Taking X-ray Diffraction to the Limit: Macromolecular Structures from Femtosecond X-ray Pulses and Diffraction Microscopy of Cells with Synchrotron Radiation (2004) (0)
The Statistical Approach to X-ray Structure Analysis. Vladimir Vand and Ray Pepinsky. Pennsylvania State Univ., State College, Pa., 1953. xvi + 98 pp. Illus. Paper, $1.50 (1954) (0)
X‐ray microscopy at Brookhaven (1988) (0)
21. Recent Results from the ~tony Brook Scanning Microscope (1984) (0)
Scanning Soft X-ray Microscopy and Diffraction Imaging (2004) (0)
Computational crystallography : papers presented at the International Summer School on Crystallographic Computing held at Carleton University, Ottawa, Canada, August 7-15, 1981 (1982) (0)
Soft X-Ray Diffraction Of Striated Muscle (1986) (0)
Advances in direct phasing of large-molecule structures (1981) (0)
Single-particle diffraction (2005) (0)
Possibilities For The Study Of Blood Platelets Using Soft X-Ray Microscopy (1984) (0)
On The Possibility Of Measuring The Diffraction Pattern Of Single Micro Objects (1984) (0)
The growth period of the 1950s (1984) (0)
Contact, holographic, and diffraction methods of soft X-ray microscopy (1984) (0)
X-ray imaging without lenses: diffraction microscopy at Stony Brook and the ALS (2003) (0)

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