Inma Peral

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Inma Peral is a leading figure in synchrotron radiation instrumentation and crystallography, with her work centered on the design, development, and optimization of advanced X-ray beamlines. As a key contributor to the ALBA Synchrotron in Spain, she has been instrumental in establishing world-class crystallography facilities. Her most-cited paper, "The crystallography stations at the Alba synchrotron" (2015, with 140 citations), provides a comprehensive description of the beamlines’ capabilities, serving as a foundational reference for researchers utilizing these instruments. This work has had a profound impact on the structural biology and materials science communities, enabling high-resolution studies of macromolecules and novel materials. Peral’s expertise in beamline optics, detector integration, and experimental automation has driven significant advances in data collection efficiency and quality. Her contributions have not only elevated ALBA’s status as a premier synchrotron facility but have also facilitated groundbreaking discoveries in drug design and nanotechnology. For students and researchers, Peral’s work exemplifies the critical role of instrumentation in pushing the boundaries of scientific inquiry, making her a pivotal figure in the synchrotron community.