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N. Lors-de-ma-présence-au, installation X6A dédiée à la cristallographie des macromolécules. Ma participation est ici presentée aussi sous la forme de deux abstracts. Tous deux sont publiés dans la revue Synchr, pp.20-2523, 2003.