We sat down with Professor Elspeth Garman, one of the pioneers of modern cryocrystallography, to discuss the techniques and discoveries that have shaped structural biology over the past four decades.
In this interview, Professor Garman reflects on her transition from nuclear physics into crystallography, the development of cryocooling and our understanding of radiation damage, and the evolution of experimental methods and instrumentation. She also shares her perspective on AI-driven structure prediction, the importance of high-quality experimental data, and the role of collaboration between academia and industry in advancing the field.
Watch the full interview below.
