Eddy Arnold

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Eddy Arnold is a pioneering structural biologist whose work has fundamentally shaped our understanding of macromolecular crystallography. His landmark contribution, the edited volume *Crystallography of Biological Macromolecules* (2001), part of the International Tables for Crystallography series, stands as an authoritative guide commissioned by the International Union of Crystallography. This work, with over 12,000 citations, has become an essential resource for structural biologists worldwide, demystifying complex crystallographic methods and enabling countless researchers to solve macromolecular structures. Arnold’s expertise extends to the structural biology of HIV reverse transcriptase, where his research has illuminated drug resistance mechanisms and guided the design of antiviral therapies. His achievements include pioneering the use of synchrotron radiation for macromolecular crystallography and mentoring a generation of structural biologists. Through his rigorous scholarship and dedication to advancing crystallographic methodology, Arnold has left an indelible mark on the field, bridging fundamental structural biology with translational applications in medicine.