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*[[Richards, Frederic M.]] which describes the optical comparator ("Fred's Folly"), a mechanical/optical device used to build physical models from electron density maps in the 1970s, before capable computers were available. | *[[Richards, Frederic M.]] which describes the optical comparator ("Fred's Folly"), a mechanical/optical device used to build physical models from electron density maps in the 1970s, before capable computers were available. | ||
*[[Molecular visualization in the 1980s]]. | |||
*[http://www.jbiocommunication.org/issues/31-1/features3.html A History of Molecular Representation. Part One: 1800 to the 1960s.] James A. Perkins. ''The Journal of Biocommunication'' 31(1), 2005. This article includes examples of the work of early macromolecular artists Irving Geis and Roger Hayward. | *[http://www.jbiocommunication.org/issues/31-1/features3.html A History of Molecular Representation. Part One: 1800 to the 1960s.] James A. Perkins. ''The Journal of Biocommunication'' 31(1), 2005. This article includes examples of the work of early macromolecular artists Irving Geis and Roger Hayward. | ||
