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Re: IUCr-Teaching: Summary of the Commissions requests for the

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• From: Gervais Chapuis <Gervais.Chapuis@ic.unil.ch>
• Date: Thu, 10 Apr 2003 11:01:17 +0100 (BST)

Dear all
I support the idea of proposing Reinhard for the SPC.

concerning the list of starters proposed below, i would add another 
topic: creation of a library of video presentation of  basic 
crystallographic topics

cheers


Le jeudi, 10 avr 2003, à 11:43 Europe/Zurich, Lachlan Cranswick a écrit 
:

>
>
> Re the PDF file that was just sent by Dr. Carlo Mealli.
> (moderately repeating a post sent to the Computing Commission)
>
> Some of the other commissions gave some very detailed suggestions for
> symposia.
>
> Should we discuss submitting some tentative titles to Carlo?
>
>
> Also, for "Suggested Candidates for the Scientific Program Committee" -
> would there be any disagreements putting forward Reinhard to be
> this commission' representative?
>
> ---------
>
> As it is 5am in the morning here and I am probably not at my most 
> original
> at this point for suggesting symposia titles - I would like to suggest
> the following starters:
>
> 1. Effective teaching of advanced spacegroup theory and symmetry
> 2. Modern methods of teaching of crystallographic fundamentals
> 3. Computer methods that teach crystallography and not obscure it
> 4. Methods for teaching practical protein crystallography
> 5. Methods for teaching practical powder diffraction
> 6. Methods for teaching practical single crystal methods
> 7. Teaching incommensute methods
> 8. Teaching quasicrystal crystallography
>
> If Reinhard is to be on the program committee - should he have the 
> final
> say - so he has something he wants to work with and haggle for slots
> with the programming committee.  Based on what happened to the 
> requested
> computing commission symposia at Geneva (only a low priority request 
> was
> allocated) - the teaching commission might have to be a bit aggressive 
> in
> making sure it is not cut to the point where it is not really got 
> anything?
>
> Lachlan.
>
>> Dear Collegue,
>> please find in the attached document a summary of all of the inputs 
>> that
>> I have received from the Commisions, up to date. I will appreciate
>> receiving from you any useful integration.
>> Best regards,
>> Dr. Carlo Mealli
>>
>> -- 
>> Dr. Carlo Mealli
>> ICCOM - CNR
>> Via J. Nardi 39
>> 50132 Firenze, Italia
>> Tel. 0039 055 2346653 Fax 0039 055 2478366
>> Cell Phone 328 8172871
>>
>>
>> Attachment Converted: C:\Eudora\Attach\SecondCall.pdf
>>
>
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>
>
>


Gervais Chapuis						http://www-sphys.unil.ch/ic

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