Good News of crystallographers
This page contains news releated to crystallographers, awards, acheivements etc.
It begins in September 2000.
Last updated 7 January 2003.
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News of crystallographers
Congatulations to Louise Johnson awarded a DBE in the New Year Honours List
for January 2003. The full citation reads:
Professor Louise Napier Johnson,
David Philips Professor of Molecular
Biophysics, University of Oxford, services to biophysics.
Congatulations to the BCA Treasurer,
David Taylor,
who has been made a member of the ICDD Board; he has been appointed to the
office of Director-at-Large serving the term 2002 - 2004
Congratulations
to Judith Howard on her
election to the Fellowship of Royal Society announced on 13 May 2002
The citation reads as follows:
Professor Judith Ann Kathleen Howard (n�e Duckworth) CBE, Professor
of Chemistry, University of Durham. Professor Howard is elected as a General
Candidate first because of her pioneering developments in X-ray and neutron
crystallography, which have encompassed organic, organometallic and
inorganic compounds, and secondly because of her major contribution to the
wider chemical and crystallographic community in terms of education and
public understanding.
Congratulations
to Jane Brown
on the award of the 2001 IOP Guthrie Prize and medal
and of the 2001 Walter H�lg Prize of the European Neutron Scattering
Association
Congratulations
to Professor Richard Nelmes,
University of Edinburgh
and Senior Visiting Fellow at CLRC, on the award of an OBE in the
New Year Honours List for services to science.
Congratulations to
Ken Holmes,
who has been awarded the Latsis Prize 2000
by the European Science Foundation.
21 Sept 2000
Congratulations to one of our former BCA Vice Presidents.
Professor
John R Helliwell
is the first recipient of the 'Professor K
Banerjee
Endowment Lecture Silver Medal' of the Indian Association for the
Cultivation
of Science (IACS), and which was presented to him after his lecture
entitled
"New Opportunities in Biological and Chemical Crystallography" given at the
IACS in Calcutta on 19th September 2000.
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