Commission on Crystallography of Materials
Membership
This Commission was given ad interim status as recommended by the Executive Committee and voted upon at the General Assembly in Melbourne, Australia in August 2023.
In December 2023, Alex Dommann was voted in as the Chair of this ad interim Commission.
- A. Dommann (Ad interim chair, Switzerland)
- N. Zhang (China)
- J. Breternitz (Germany)
- Y. Filinchuk (Ukraine/Belgium)
- F. Gandara (Spain)
- H. Hosono (Japan)
- S. Pan (China)
- H. Maynard-Casely (Australia)
- W. Wong Ng (USA)
- X. Zou (Sweden)
- H. Liu (China)
- A. Goncharov (USA)
- A. Shevelkov (Russia)
Annual Reports
- 2021 Annual Report
- 2020 Annual Report
- 2019 Annual Report
- 2018 Annual Report
- 2017 Annual Report
- 2016 Annual Report
- 2015 Annual Report
- 2014 Annual Report
Triennial Reports
Terms of reference
The Commission on Crystallography of Materials was established ad interim by the Executive Committee at its meeting in Boston 2012 and confirmed at the Hyderabad General Assembly in August 2017. This Commission was given ad interim status as recommended by the Executive Committee and voted upon at the General Assembly in Melbourne, Australia in August 2023. This Commission was subsequently formed in December 2023. Its remit is:
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To establish and strengthen contacts with national crystallographic societies or their associated national committees concerned with work on the different kinds of material science studies and crystallography of materials.
- To prepare periodically a list of studies carried out in the laboratories specializing in material science, and to give information to laboratories working in these areas.
- To encourage and to take part in the production of monographs, textbooks and films for teaching on crystallography of materials in material science.
- To participate in the organization and planning of symposia on Crystallography of Materials at the triennial IUCr congresses.
- To cooperate with organizations like the Material Research Society (MRS) and International Conference on Material Science on the organization of session at meetings such as the International Conference’s on Materials Chemistry.
- To reflect and encourage the expansion of the scientific interests of the Commission into the field of materials research related to crystallography, X-ray, neutrons and electron-beam analysis.