Software

Here you can find the pieces of software I created to make crystallographic research and education more accessible and efficient. If you are interested in a specific software, just click on any of the logos after each description to download programs, user manuals, and any related resource.

No installation or coding skill required! All my software is based on self-explanatory graphical user interfaces and designed to welcome researchers and educators of any background.

To access the entire family of auxiliary files to every program, please click on their GitHub link to find them there.

Fourier Tiler is a program for generating ordered or disordered tilings and their “scattering” patterns. It allows to explore in a playful and accessible manner the relationship between structure, diffraction, scattering and pair distribution functions in modern crystallography.

Windows Mac

User Manual

On GitHub

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CosPlay is an online applet for visualizing coherent elastic scattering (diffraction, diffuse scattering) as a simple sum of waves. By witnessing how a source wave is re-emitted by scattering centres and how the re-emitted waves sum into mesmerizing patterns, it is possible to see which phenomenon lies behind the famous Bragg’s law, and how wave phase relationships create specific patterns in diffraction experiments.