X-ray crystallography has significantly changed with the advancement of X-ray light sources, particularly since synchrotron radiation X-ray sources emerged in the 1970s. Over the years, the author has been proud to contribute indirectly to the progress of crystallography by supporting the development of synchrotron radiation facilities. In this paper, the relationship between the evolution of light sources and crystallography at the Photon Factory, SPring-8, and SACLA will be discussed, all of which the author was involved in constructing. The future of crystallography in the upcoming SPring-8-II project is also discussed.
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