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Jie‐Oh Lee is a leading figure in macromolecular crystallography, specializing in the development and application of cutting-edge synchrotron beamlines for structural biology. His primary research focuses on advancing X-ray diffraction techniques to solve the atomic structures of proteins, particularly those that form only micrometre-sized crystals. Lee’s major contribution is the design and commissioning of the BL-11C Micro-MX beamline at Pohang Light Source II, a high-flux, in-vacuum undulator-based microfocus facility that became operational in 2017. This beamline, tunable from 5.0 to 20 keV, enables researchers to collect high-quality diffraction data from crystals as small as a few micrometres, dramatically expanding the scope of proteins that can be studied. The impact of this work is reflected in its 28 citations, underscoring its importance to the structural biology community. Lee’s achievement has made advanced crystallographic capabilities accessible to a wide range of users, facilitating breakthroughs in drug discovery and the understanding of biological mechanisms. His dedication to infrastructure development marks him as a key enabler of modern structural science.
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