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Fwd: SAS99 Call for Papers
- Subject: Fwd: SAS99 Call for Papers
- From: "John D. Barnes" <john.barnes@nist.gov>
- Date: Fri, 8 Jan 1999 14:50:00 -0500
---------------- Begin Forwarded Message ---------------- Date: 1/8/1999 14:07 Received: 1/8/1999 14:30 From: Dieter Schneider, SCHNEIDER@BNLH9B.BIO.BNL.GOV SAS99 ANNOUNCEMENT and CALL FOR PAPERS Dear Colleague, On behalf of the organizing committee of SAS99, I am pleased to invite you to attend the XIth International Conference on Small-Angle Scattering to be held at Brookhaven National Laboratory from May 17 to May 20, 1999. I also invite you to submit abstracts of the papers you plan to contribute describing recent exciting results or theoretical and technological developments in your field. The deadline for abstract submission is March 1, 1999. The conference begins on Monday with a plenary session on innovations in theory and technique and extends to Thursday, a full conference day with four parallel sessions. Morning plenary session will explore frontiers in scattering and outline themes that will be explored thoroughly by contributed and invited papers in parallel sessions. Suggestions offered by the distinguished International Advisory Board outline many program ideas, and the members of the Scientific Program Committee are working hard to combine these with its insights into important scientific developments to create from your contributions and invited lectures an exciting program. The Thursday plenary session is a tribute Paul W. Schmidt, who passed away on October 6, 1998. His outstanding contributions to small-angle scattering will be honored and continued by invited lectures. The organizers aim to make SAS-99 attractive to young scientists. A broad- based scientific program, integrated poster sessions, affordable on-site housing and student registration fee, as well as opportunities to interact with established scientists at the conference dinners are part of this endeavor. An introductory workshop to small-angle scattering organized by S.H. Chen, and one on data and software exchange organized by J.D. Barnes and T. Irving, are designed to address practical aspects of structure solving by small-angle scattering. Accompanying persons will find that Brookhaven National Laboratory on Long Island is conveniently located for touring beaches, New England style villages, the Hamptons, vineyards, outlet malls, and many other attractions. New York City, with its theaters, shops, and museums is also within reach and just an hour away by train or bus. The organizers will offer both guided tours and tips for individual outings. For more information about the conference, on-line registration, and electronic abstract submission please visit our website at: http://sas99.bnl.gov/sas99, or refer to the printed Call for Papers that will be mailed today. Address your questions or requests to the Conference Cooordinator or to any of the organizers. I am looking forward to seeing you at the conference. Dieter K. Schneider Chair, SAS 99 -------------------------------------------------------------------- Organizers: J.D. Axe (BNL), M.S. Capel (BNL), S.H. Chen (MIT), chair M. Hart (NSLS), B. Hsiao (SUNY SB) Dieter K. Schneider email: schneider@bnl.gov Biology Department, 463 voice: +1 (516) 344 3423 Brookhaven National Laboratory fax: +1 (516) 344 3407 Ann Emrick, Conference Coordinator email: emrick@bnl.gov Biology Department, 463 voice: +1 (516) 344 5756 Brookhaven National Laboratory fax: +1 (516) 344 6398 Upton NY 11973-5000 -------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------- End Forwarded Message ----------------- Dr. John D. Barnes email: john.barnes@nist.gov Natl Inst of Stds and Tech Voice: 301-975-6786 100 Bureau Drive, Stop 8544 FAX: 301-975-4977 Gaithersburg, MD 20899 URL: http://www.nist.gov/sas or http://www.ctcms.nist.gov/~jdbarnes
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