Canning the Internet for Third World Laboratories:  
    Scientific Nexus CD-ROMs in Crystallography and Alife for Remote Scientists,
    Chemistry Webmasters 3, Oxford University, England, July 10th, 1997


Why Bother? - Aims of the Crystallographic Nexus CD

Delivering the Internet to Scientists and Students in countries who do not yet have access to the internet (because of financial or political constraints) is probably one of the main practical challenges of the internet in the future.

Thus the aim of the Crystallographic Nexus CD is to overcome present geographical and political barriers that restrict access to basic crystallographic information. Thus crystallographers remote from the internet (who may have never seen this technology before) can obtain up to date public domain/shareware/ demonstration software for PC and also obtain experience in using the internet despite not having any (or maybe only E-mail) connection to this global information network.

Web pages and tutorials can be used as templates for the development of local versions.



The Present Version of the Xtal Nexus CD-ROM Contains


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