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Re: new CCC term

 Dear Ralf and collegues,

 I also would like to contribute to the discussion.



     1. New name for our satellite meeting: Computing Workshop

 I have no preference on the name of the event,
 but the term School seems to me probably more useful to attract
 students or beginners and to collect funds.
 I personally suggest the more specific name "Crystallographic Computing 
 School".

 What is actually important, in my opinion, is to transfer our know-how 
 and
 experience to the next generation of crystallographic programmes, 
 encouraging
 the interaction between young researchers and senior scientists in a 
 friendly
 and relaxed atmosphere. And I think, as reported by Harry, that the 
 meeting
 is able to achieve the goal in the best way.


     2. Tenative site for the 2014 Computing Workshop: Carleton 
 University, Ottawa

 I also think that it is ideal and wish to thank Patrick Mercier for his 
 proposal.


     3. Time for the workshop: before or after the main IUCr conference?

 I would to prefer the Crystallographic Computing School before the
 conference. The participants will be fresher and ready to attend the 
 sessions.



 Best wishes,

 Benedetta

-- 
        Dr. Benedetta Carrozzini
   Istituto di Cristallografia - CNR
         Via G. Amendola, 122/o
            70126 Bari Italy
           Tel: +390805929147
           Fax: +390805929170

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