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Industrial Group meetings in 1999Meetings listed in this file are:
Industrial Crystallography ForumRoyal Court Hotel, Coventry - 12th&13th April 1999ProgrammeMonday 12th April09.30 Registration & Coffee - Windsor Room 10.20 Welcome & Introduction - Steve Norval 10.30Special Interests - Parallel Sessions A & B 10.30 A. Diffraction and the
Materials Scientist - Blenheim Suite
Chair Judith Shackleton 10.30 X-rays and Neutrons in Harmony within Residual Stress
Measurements. 11.00 Line Profile Analysis - An Overview of
Techniques. 11.30 EBSD - the complete new metallography tool and its
diffraction! 12.00 Obtaining diffraction information from hazardous
materials. 12.30 Core Wars! Manufacturing Problems with Ceramic Cores
in Gas Turbine Blades. 10.30 B. Pharmaceuticals - Windsor Room 10.30-13.00 Polymorphism: Supporting Techniques for Structure Determination Chair Chris Frampton 10.30 Diffraction. Norman Shankland, University of Strathclyde 10.55 Solid State NMR. Robin Harris, Dept of Chemistry, University of Durham 11.20 Modelling. Roger Davey, UMIST 11.45 Thermal Methods. Ian Cooper, Roche Discovery, Welwyn 12.10 Optical Methods. Gary Nichols, Pfizer Central Research 12.35 Spectroscopy. Bob Lancaster, GlaxoWellcome 13.00 Lunch 14.00 Workshop - Rietveld Analysis - Windsor Room Chair Jamshed Anwar 14.00 Introduction - Principles of the Rietveld Method. Jamshed Anwar, Kings College London 14.30 Applications of Rietveld - Quantitative analysis. Martin Vickers, Birkbeck College 14.50 Applications of Rietveld - Structure Determination. Bill David, Rutherford Appleton Laboratory 15.20 Tea 15.40 Applications of Rietveld - Profile Analysis. Ian Langford, Birmingham University 16.10 Profile Analysis: The Next Generation from Single Line fitting up to Rietveld Analysis. Kern Arnt, Bruker-AXS 16.30 Open Discussion 16.45 Industrial Group AGM 17.15 The Alun Bowen Industrial Lecture: Forens
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Applications of X-Rays 19.30 Sherry Reception - Sponsored by:Bruker-AXS 20.00 Dinner - Wine Sponsored by:Philips Analytical Tuesday 13th April9.00 Assuring the Quality of XRD Measurements - Windsor Room Chair Steve Norval 09.00 Performance Testing of XRPD Instruments. Burkhard Peplinksi, Federal Institute for Materials Research & Testing (BAM), Berlin. 09.30 Diffractometer Alignment. Dave Taylor, Consultant,Wigan. 10.00 Open Discussion. 10.30 Coffee 11.00 Industrial Applications - Windsor Room Chair Bruce Fox 11.00 Determinat ion of Crystallinity and Unit Cell Size of Faujasites. Jan van Mechelen, Shell International, Amsterdam. 11.30 Microdiffraction of Industrial Samples. Jo Jutson, BICC Cables Ltd,Energy Technology, Wrexham. 12.00 Applications of Powder Diffraction to Mineral Systems. Gordon Cressey, Natural History Museum. 12.30 Lunch � 13.30 Special Interests - Parallel Sessions C & D 13.30 C. Pharmaceuticals - Windsor Room Chair Chris Frampton/ Philip Lake 13.30 -16.00 Polymorphism: Case
Histories
13.30 Chris Frampton, Roche Discovery 14.00 Chris Dallman, Pfizer Central Research 14.30 Philip Lake, Glaxo-Wellcome 15.00 Gerry Steel, Astra Charnwood 13.30 D. Thin Films - Blenheim Suite Chair Keith Rogers 13.30 Analysis techniques for thin films. Paul Fewster, Philips Research Laboratory, Redhill 14.00 Depth Profiling in Solar Cells. Don Wood, Cranfield University 14.30 Bioprosthetic coatings. Robert Scott, Biomet 15.00 Thin films and aliens. Keith Rogers, Cranfield University, 15.30 Open Discuss ion. 16.00 Tea & Close Autumn MeetingWorkshop on Crystallography, the Internet and Spreadsheets.Birkbeck College, London, -Thursday 4 November 1999Registration FormOrganiser: Jeremy K. Cockcroft A one day workshop is planned covering an introduction to the Internet, News and Web pages, and Crystallographic/scientific applications. A range of crystal lographic software available over the Internet will be presented together with the pros/cons of the various applications. The meeting will be held in the department's Glaxo-Welcome multimedia suite and numbers will be strictly limited to 50. Contributions by participants are welcome. The programme is as follows: 10.00 Registration and Coffee 10.30-12.00 The morning will cover resources available on the Internet Speakers: Lachlan Cranswick - Crystallograph
y on the
Internet 12.30 - 14.00 Lunch 14.00 - 16.00 The afternoon will concentrate on spreadsheets and other computing resources Speakers: Dave Taylor - Spreadsheet possibilities Open discussion sessions and hands on Internet sessions will also be held throughout the day. |
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