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The Industrial Group are pleased to announce a second
Industrial Group Forum to be held over two days in London.
Industrial Crystallography Forum II - Programme
Birkbeck College, London - 13th &
14th November 2003
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Joint sessions and all "A" parallel sessions are in the Clore Lecture Theatre in the Clore Management Building.
"B" Parallel sessions are in the Glaxo-Wellcome Lecture Theatre in Crystallography Department.
The Evening Session is in the Main Lecture Theatre, SOAS (just behind Birkbeck).
Thursday 13th November
10.00����������� Registration: Outside the Clore Lecture Theatre
10.30������������Coffee
11.00 – 12.30���Opening Session - Non Ambient
Diffraction + Amorphous Pharmaceuticals
11:00 In Situ Diffraction from Materials and
Macromolecules under Microwave Irradiation. – Andrew
Harrison, University of Edinburgh
11.30 Non-ambient Laboratory Powder Diffraction Studies
- Synthesis, Kinetics and Phase Transitions – John
Evans, University of Durham
12.00 A review of methods use to quantify amorphous
content in "crystals" – Graham Buckton, The School of
Pharmacy, University of London.
12.30�� LUNCH – a buffet lunch will be
provided outside the Clore Lecture Theatre
14.00 – 15.15�� PARALLEL SESSIONS
| A. Pharmaceuticals - Non Ambient
applications in the Clore Lecture Theatre |
B. Crystallography in Materials
Science in the Glaxo-Wellcome Lecture Theatre |
| 14:00 Relative Humidity Controlled X-ray Powder Diffraction – Brett Cooper, Merck
Sharpe &Dohme |
14:00 Use of Intense Radiation Sources in the study of
Functional Materials – Paul Barnes, Birkbeck
College |
| 14:25 Beyond Isostructurality – Structural Similarity, Dissimilarity and Representation – Terry Threlfall,
University of Southampton |
14:25 Standardless phase quantification of industrial
coatings – Susan Etok (Keith Rogers), RMCS Cranfield
University |
| 14:50 Polymorphism Induced by High Pressure –
Simon Parsons, The University of Edinburgh |
14:50 Understanding Gear Performance with X-ray
Diffraction – Brian Shaw, University of
Newcastle |
15:15 Tea outside the Clore Lecture Theatre.
15.45 – 17:00�� PARALLEL SESSIONS
| A. Pharmaceuticals - Polymorphism & Case
Studies in the Clore Lecture Theatre |
B. Non Ambient Applications in the Glaxo-Wellcome Lecture Theatre |
| 15:45 Polymorphic Drugs Science, Fashion or Valuable
Products – Chris Frampton, Bruker Nonius B.V., Oostsingel 209, 2612 HL Delft, The Netherlands |
15:45 Building your own furnace for HT-XRD –
Gopinathan Sankar, Royal Institution |
| 16:10 Polymorphism Studies in the Pharmaceutical
Industry: The importance of medium and low throughput
characterisation in a high throughput world – Dan Cowell, Pharmorphix Limited |
16:10 Using High temperature X-ray diffraction within
steel/aluminum production: look where the action is! –
Stefan Melzer, Corus the Netherlands |
| 16:35 Thermal Transformations - case studies – Ron Roberts,
AstraZeneca |
16:35 Inconstant Catalysts – Steve Norval, ICI
plc |
17:00 Adjourn for Evening programme in the Main Lecture Theatre, SOAS (just behind Birkbeck)
17:45�Introduction to Ron Jenkins Memorial Lecture
– Steve Norval, ICI
plc (standing in for Dave Taylor)
18:00 Ron Jenkins Memorial Lecture:
New developments in powder diffraction at the Natural History
Museum: applications using fast detectors and high–
brightness sources – Gordon Cressey, Natural History
Museum
Friday 14th November
9.30 ��� Industrial Group Award Lecture in the Clore Lecture Theatre:
Adventures in Crystallography in the Gas Turbine Industry. Colin
Small, Rolls-Royce plc
10:30 Coffee outside the Clore Lecture Theatre
11.00 – 12.30�� PARALLEL SESSIONS������
| A. Pharmaceuticals – Amorphous
Materials in the Clore Lecture Theatre |
B. Industrial Applications in the Glaxo-Wellcome Lecture Theatre |
| 11:00 Structural characteristics of the amorphous
phase: A computer modelling approach.– Stephen Watt,
Pfizer. |
11:00 Microstructural Characterisation of Advanced Materials Using Electron BackScattered Diffraction.�–
Phil Holdway, QinetiQ |
| 11:30 Application of Dynamic Mechanical Analysis in
the Characterisation of Amorphous Powders – Paul Royall,
Kings College London |
11:30 XRD and Reflectivity Measurements in the Glass
Industry. – Mark Farnworth, Pilkington plc. |
| 12:00 The use of Thermally Stimulated Current
Spectroscopy in the study of amorphous and polymorphic materials
– Susan Barker, University of East Anglia |
12:00 Applications of XRD in the Imaging Industry.
– David Beveridge, Ilford Ltd |
12.30�� LUNCH – a buffet lunch will be provided outside the Clore Lecture Theatre
14:00 – 15:30 Instrumentation - Past, Present and
Future
14.00 Past – "Who Controls The Past Controls The Future" – Professor Alan L. Mackay, FRS. Birkbeck College.
14.30 Present –It's a Diffractometer Captain but Not as We Know It – Judith Shackleton, Manchester
Materials Science Centre.
15.00 Future – Alun Bowen Lecture, – Structural Engineering Studies Using High Energy X-Ray Diffraction –
Alexander Korsunsky, Oxford University, Dept. of Engineering
Science
15.30�� Tea & Close
Meeting Sponsors
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