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Computing school Florence 2005

Dear all,

	I think that, based on recent supportive contributions on this
discussion list, we should now agree on a tentative format. 

My proposal would be a 5 day meeting (18-22 august 2005, arrival aug 17),
prior to the congress (23-31 aug 2005) to be held at the congress site.

The school should attract interest from both the macromolecular and
chemical crystallographers.

A practical format for the program would include to three streams of
lectures:

1 - one addressing macromolecular issues
2 - one addressing small-molecule/powder issues
3 - one addressing issues of general interest

streams 1 & 2 can be run in parallel (requiring two lecture rooms)
stream 3 should be planary and likely at the beginning of each day.

We likely need three names charged with coordinating the program of
each stream.

Please comment

Best wishes

Ton Spek (Chair Computing Commission)
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