With higher intensity sources available today more and more complex diffraction patterns are observed, showing us that we need to extract this additional information to be able to tell the full story about a material’s properties. This is enhanced by the chemist synthesising more and more advanced materials. Our research is focused on several areas that will establish a fundamental understanding of modulation in molecular materials e.g. their formation and properties. This knowledge can be put to immediate use in Crystal Engineering, and will also affect research in pharmaceuticals, developments in molecular modelling and crystal packing predictions.

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