Prize Lectures in Crystallography
BCA List of Prizes and Named Lectures for Crystallography
Previous information on these has been published, e.g.
Crystallography News for
September 1997.
BCA Prize Lecture Announcement
The text below was published in the December 2001 issue 79 of
Crystallography News.
Nominations for the BCA Prize Lecture
Nominations are sought for the BCA Prize Lecture. The system is a
little unusual but works as follows:
- It is called the "BCA Prize Lecture" and can be awarded
to any crystallographer in the world, but is named in honour
of a prominent British crystallographer; this name
would change with each award. So we would have, for
example, "The BCA Prize Lecture in honour of XXX".
- The crystallographer in whose honour it is given would
attend the BCA Meeting and present the prize. Their
expenses would be paid for by the BCA. There should be some
link between the work of the two people involved.
- The recipient would receive full travel costs, and would
give a lecture at the BCA Meeting.
- Nominations for this award, to be presented at the
Nottingham BCA Spring Meeting are now sought. They
should be sent to the Secretary, Dr Chris Cardin
whose address can be found in the list of BCA officers. They
should be received by February 1st 2001. Nominations should
include a summary of the achievements of the two
crystallographers involved.
Chris Gilmore, BCA President