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Ivan Orlov and Gervais Chapuis have released an iPhone app to help teach crystallographic symmetry. read more »
A dreary, grey, condemned, 1960s low-rise council flat is an unusual place to find one of the most beautiful pieces of crystallographic art in the UK.
A one-day symposium is to be held to mark the retirement of Bill Clegg (though not from research!) and focusing on major aspects of his research career to date: synchrotron crystallography and structural alkali-metal chemistry, including both historical and current perspectives.
Lunch will be provided. There is no fee for attendance. To assist with catering plans, please register if you plan to come, by 15 March: contact Isobel Lamb on 0191 222 7102 or isobel.lamb@ncl.ac.uk read more »
The 13th Intensive Teaching School in X-ray Structure Analysis will take place in Durham from March 26th until April 3rd 2011. This is a biennial school and demand for places is expected to be high. Find out more at the School's homepage: http://www.dur.ac.uk/durham.x-ray-school/
From the BBC website: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/8466493.stm read more »
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Physical Crystallography Prize 2010 - Call for Nominations read more »
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The RSC is reviewing its arrangements for the assessment of crystallographic data and information published in its peer-reviewed journals, and invites tenders for a contract for work to assess a part of the structures published in its journals. The RSC publishes over 25 journals, weekly, read more »
The BCA Industrial Group provide a number of spreadsheets containing formulae for many useful conversions and corrections to X-ray data: http://ig.crystallography.org.uk/spreadsh/ssindx.htm
The IUCr's Commision on Crystallographic Teaching provides a set of Teaching Pamphlets, which provide tutorials introducing different aspects of symmetry, diffraction techniques, structural science and crystallography.
They are freely available on the Web for the use of instructors and individuals.