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ECM22 - Computing sessions


Dear ECACOMSIG members,

	Following is the message from the ECM22 organising committee
asking for proposals for section subjects and keynote speakers.

Any suggestion for computing sessions is welcome (preferably to this list)

Best wishes

Ton Spek

Chairman of the ECA computing SIG

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Dear ECA ExeComm Members,
ECM22 Organizing Committee Members
and SIG Chairs,


Concerning the decision of ECA in Durban August this year, the program
of ECM22 is shortened. It will take place between 26th and 31st August
2004. Please find the details below.

Date	Scientific programme	Social programme

26 Thu	Exhibition evening		Arrival, registration
					Opening ceremony
					Welcome reception (inc.)
27 Fri	Keynote morning:		Accompanying persons' program
	MS morning:			Student mixer (inc.)
	MS afternoon:
	Poster:  1
	Keynote afternoon:
	Exhibition day
28 Sat	Keynote morning:		Accompanying persons' program
	MS morning:			Concert [Castle, Mathias church]
(inc.)
	MS afternoon:
	Poster:  1
	Keynote afternoon:
	Exhibition day
29 SunKeynote morning:		Accompanying persons' program
	MS morning:
	MS afternoon:
	Poster:  2
	Keynote afternoon:
	Exhibition day
30 MonKeynote morning:		Accompanying persons' program
	MS morning:			Conference dinner (inc.)
	MS afternoon:
	Poster:  2
	Keynote afternoon:
	Exhibition day
31 Tue				Excursion day


Daily timetable

8:00			Opening of the venue
8:30 - 9:30		Keynote lectures (2 parallels)
9:30 - 10:00		tea
10:00 - 12:00	Microsymposia (5 parallels)  (30+30+20+20+20 min)
12:00 - 13:30	lunch
13:30 - 15:30	Microsymposia (5 parallels)  (30+30+20+20+20 min)
15:30 - 17:30	Poster session (I and II)
17:30 - 18:00	tea
18:00 - 19:00	Keynote lectures (2 parallels)
19:30			closing the venue

The deadlines:
Application for financial assistance:  	1 Feb
Abstract submission:  	15 Feb
Acceptance of abstracts:  	15 March
Early registration:  	1 May
Conference accommodation and student accommodation: 1 May
Cancellation:  	1 July

Following the policy of ECA the Programme Committee of ECM22 consists
of:
a., chairman: Alajos Kalman
b., representatives of the three disciplines:
     chemistry: Alajos Kalman; physics: Gyula Faigel; biology: Zsolt
Bocskey
c., president of ECA: Hartmut Fuess
d., all 13 SIG chairs (or representatives)
e., a member of the IUCr ExeComm.
f., 3-5 persons representing topics not included in the SIG and/or in
the satellite meetings

The SIG chairs are kindly asked to give the name of the representative
if there is. We would like to ask all of you to suggest persons for
point "f.,".

As you may see in the planned program there are 16 keynote lectures
during the meeting. There are 8 microsymposia with 5 sessions and 5
lectures/MS/session. It means there are 40 sessions and 200 lectures
organized. It has to be pointed out that there are two 30 min lectures
and three 20 min lectures in a session.

The questions to the SIG chairs/representatives in the Programme
Committee:
Would you give the number and topics of microsymposia your SIG would
like to organize?
Would you suggest lecturers for keynote and MS lectures?
How many delegates are expected by your SIG?

It has to be highlighted that there is a need for more coordination
between different SIG-s in planning the MS-s at the ECM. Joined SIG-s'
microsymposia are encouraged.

Your contribution to set up the scientific program of ECM22 is warmly
welcome, highly needed and much appreciated.

Looking forward to hear soon from you.
Sincerely yours,
Petra Bombicz






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