IUCr Congress
XVII Congress update
2000 Abstracts
If you're a crystallographer and you can only afford to go to one scientific meeting a year, this is the meeting you must attend. If you're a structural chemist or biologist and you only plan to go to one crystallographic meeting in your entire life, this is the one.
Congress Registration
General registration will begin on Thursday, August 8, on the fourth floor of the Washington State Convention and Trade Center (not in the Sheraton Hotel) from 10:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. It will continue daily in the convention center.
Travel Grants
Limited funds are available from the IUCr to help young scientists to attend the XVII Congress and General Assembly by contributing toward travel and related costs. Preference will be given to those presenting a paper. Limited funds are also available to help scientists in exceptionally difficult financial circumstances to attend the Congress. Preference will be given to invited speakers, chairs and co-chairs and to those presenting a paper. The closing date for applications was March 15. Awardees will be notified by April 20.
Nobel Laureates Program
The preliminary schedule for noontime lectures by Nobel Laureates is as follows:
| Sunday, August 11, 1996 | Herbert A. Hauptman Robert Huber |
| Monday, August 12, 1996 | Johann Deisenhofer Jerome Karle |
| Wednesday, August 14, 1996 | B. N. Brockhouse Clifford G. Shull Sir John C. Kendrew |
| Thursday, August 15, 1996 | Roundtable Discussion |
| Friday, August 16, 1996 | W. N. Lipscomb Hartmut Michel |
All laureates have been invited to participate in the Roundtable Discussion on Thursday, August 15 and will be honored guests at the Congress Banquet that evening.
At the Roundtable Discussion, chaired by R. Bryan, chairman of the Organizing Committee of the Congress, the laureates will respond to questions from young scientists. All young scientists (you are as young as you feel) are invited to submit questions for consideration to R. Bryan or W. Duax.
Ewald Prize
Michael Rossmann has been awarded the 1996 Ewald Prize of the IUCr for his outstanding contributions to the science of crystallography. The award is based on the importance of his work on molecular replacement and the use of non-crystallographic symmetry in the determination of macromolecular structure, as well as his research on the structure of viruses, which, the selection committee terms, "foremost among the triumphs of Crystallography". The Prize consists of a medal, a certificate, and a purse of $30,000 and will be presented at the Opening Ceremony of the Congress, where Prof. Rossmann will give a lecture reviewing his research.
Organizing Committee of CGA17. Seated (L to R): Connie Chidester, Robert Bryan, Chair, Marcia Vair. Standing (L to R): Ellie Adman, Drake Eggleston, Bill Duax, Judy Flippen-Anderson, Ron Stenkamp, S. N. Rao.
The following members of the Program Committee were not included in the previously published list:
| M. Caffrey (USA) | J. Griffin (USA) |
| C. Johnson (USA) | R. Millane (USA) |
Keynote Lecturers
P. Bennema, A. Monnier and J. Thornton are the latest additions to the list of Keynote speakers. The complete schedule of keynote speakers follows.
Keynote Lectures
Friday August 9
- V. K. Belsky, I. Karpov Inst., Moscow, Russia. Preferences and Exceptions in Organic Crystal Packing Modes
- Yasuhiko Fujii, U. of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan. Novel Crystal Physics Under Pressure
- Wayne A. Hendrickson, Columbia U., NY, NY USA. Multiwavelength Anomalous Diffraction (MAD) in Macromolecular Structure Determination
Saturday, August 10
- Gautam R. Desiraju, U. of Hyderabad, India. Designer Crystals: Intermolecular Interactions, Network Structures and Supramolecular Synthons
- Robert K. Feidenhans'l, Riso National Lab., Roskilde, Denmark. Structures of Surfaces and Interfaces
- T. Alwyn Jones, U. of Uppsala, Uppsala, Sweden. Reliability of Protein Structure Determination
Sunday, August 11
- Carl-Ivar Brandén, ESRF, Grenoble, France. New Opportunities in X-ray Crystallography at Third Generation Synchrotron Sources
- Stephen C. Harrison, Harvard U., Cambridge, MA USA. DNA - Protein Recognition
- Russell J. Hemley, Carnegie Inst., Washington DC, USA. Crystallography of Earth and Planetary Interiors
Monday, August 12
- Jean-Marie Dubois, CNRS, Nancy, France. Applied Physics of Quasicrystals and Applications
- Daniel Louer, U. de Rennes·I, Rennes, France. Modern Powder Diffraction in Materials Science
- A. G. W. Leslie, MRC, Cambridge, UK. Macromolecular Assemblies: F1-ATPASE
Wednesday, August 14
- Catherine Chaillout, Lab. de Crystallographie, Grenoble, France. The Role of Crystallography for Better High Tc Superconductors
- Angelo Gavezzotti, Università, Milano, Italy. The Crystal Packing of Organic Small Molecules
- Shinya Yoshikawa, Himeji Inst. of Technology, Hyogo, Japan. Crystallization and Crystal Structure of Beef Heart Cytochrome C Oxidase
Thursday, August 15
- Robert E. Newnham, Pennsylvania State U., University Park PA, USA. Sensors and Actuators - Smart Crystals
- Juan A. Subirana, Univ. Politecnica de Catalunya, Barcelona, Spain. Helical Polyamides and Rings: A Bridge Between Nylons and Proteins
- F. Raymond Salemme, 3-Dimensional Pharmaceuticals, USA. Structure Based Drug Design
Friday, August 16
- Don C. Wiley, Harvard U., Cambridge MA, USA. Immune Recognition
- P. Bennema (The Netherlands). Prediction of Crystal Morphology: Crystallography and Theory of Roughening Transitions
- A. Monnier (Switzerland). Structural Chemistry of Organic-Inorganic Mesophases
Saturday, August 17
- Thomas F. Koetzle, Brookhaven National Lab, Upton NY, USA. Neutron Diffraction Studies of Coordination and Organometallic Compounds
- George M. Sheldrick, U. Göttingen, Göttingen, Germany. Direct Methods in Real and Reciprocal Space
- Janet Thornton, U. College of London, London, UK. Protein Conformational Analysis
Up-to-date meeting information, titles, and abstracts can be found on the World Wide Web, starting at URL: http://www.hwi.buffalo.edu/aca/
The subgroup of the Program Committee gathered in Lund in August 1995. Front row (L to R): A. Albanati, L. Johnson, M. Vair, J . Flippen-Anderson, J. Howard. Back row (L to R): I. Wilson, G. Chapuis, H. Klapper, A. Kvick, W. Duax.
Microsymposia Schedule
The complete schedule of the microsymposia session appears below. Please take special note of these changes:
- 01.02 Synchrotron Radiation I (Bilderback and Riekel) has been moved to Friday, August 9, a.m., Track G.
- 03.02 Computing II - General Advances and Applications (Bourne and Hall) has been moved to Saturday, August 10, a.m., Track G.
- 4.03a Membrane Proteins I (Michel and Garavito) has been moved to Thursday, August 15 a.m., Track A.
- 04.11 Protein - Carbohydrate Structures (Vijayan and Rini) has been moved to Friday, August 9 p.m., Track B.
- 09.03 Charge, Spin & Momentum Density III has been renamed: "New Information on Crystals from Electron Diffraction."
- 10.02 Materials II - Non Crystalline Systems (Bienenstock and Raoux) has been moved to Friday, August 16, a.m., Track E.
- 10.10 Materials X - Pore Framework Structures: Meso and Micro Porous (van Koningsveld and Nassimbeni) has been moved to Saturday, August 10 p.m. Track E.
- 11.05b Phase Transitions II (Shuvalov) is scheduled for Saturday, August 17, a.m., Track G.
- 24.01 100 Years for X-Rays (Glusker and Beevers) has been moved to an Evening Session on Friday, August 9.
- OC02 Open Commission on International Tables (Hahn and Shmueli) has been moved to Monday, August 12 a.m., Track G.
Rules for Registrants and Authors
Following the practice for previous Congresses, the Call for Papers indicated that an individual could be first (p resenting) author on only one abstract. This rule exists so that all presenters have an equal call upon Congress resources. Numerous requests have been received for exceptions to be made to this rule. The Organizers and the Program Committee have no wish unnecessarily to restrict the number of presentations an individual may make, provided these presentations do not place a disproportionate burden upon our resources. We have therefore modified the rule that a participant paying full registration has the privilege of presenting only one contribution (oral or poster) as follows: A participant paying the full registration fee, by June 1st, and presenting either an oral or a poster contribution, may present one additional poster on their own behalf, or on behalf of a colleague unable to attend the Congress, upon payment of an $80 supplementary fee to cover the cost of poster board rental and the additional administrative costs associated with a second contribution. The fee, which is non-refundable, should be received at the Congress Secretariat no later than April 15 if publication of the abstract is to be guaranteed.
The limitation that a selected Congress registrant may present only one oral contribution relating to research remains in force. This rule does not prevent such registrants from also making oral presentations in the form of official reports related to the activities of IUCr Commissions, etc. Speakers in regular sessions may also make an additional poster or invited oral presentation to the sessions on the Art, History, and Teaching of Crystallography without additional charge.
Administrative and Ad Hoc Scientific Sessions
Rooms are available in the Convention Center to house ad hoc meetings. Rooms will be allocated on a first-come first-served basis. Groups wishing to use this space should notify the Congress Secretariat as soon as possible but at least 36 hours before the event.
Audio Visual Aids
Overhead projectors and 35 mm slide projectors will be available as standard equipment for speakers in the regular sessions. Speakers planning to use more advanced facilities will be expected to provide their own equipment or to cover the cost of renting it. Anyone planning to use non-standard equipment should contact Judy Flippen-Anderson (flippen@roentgen.nrl.navy.mil) well in advance of the Congress to make the necessary arrangements.
The XVII Congress and General Assembly of the International Union of Crystallography gratefully acknowledges contributions from the following organizations:
- American Institute of Physics
- BioCryst Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
- Blake Industries
- Boehringer Ingelheim Pharmaceuticals
- Bristol Myers Squibb
- Charles Supper Company
- Dupont Merck Pharmaceutical Company
- Enraf Nonius
- Glaxo Research Institute
- Hampton Research
- Hoffmann-LaRoche
- International Centre for Diffraction Data
- Mac Science Co., Ltd.
- Merck Research Laboratories
- Molecular Structure Corporation
- Monsanto
- Oxford Cryosystems
- The Procter & Gamble Company
- Rigaku International Corporation
- Siemens Analytical X-Ray
- SmithKline Beecham Pharmaceuticals
- The Upjohn Company
- X-ray Research, GMBH
| Track | Friday August 9 | Saturday August 10 | Sunday August 11 | Monday August 12 |
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| Morning sessions | ||||
| A | ENZYMES L. Johnson, chair (UK) G. Petsko, co-chair (US) 04.01 L. Johnson |
NUCLEIC ACIDS H. Berman, chair (US) S. Neidle, co-chair (UK) 04.04 I. Wilson |
PROTEIN-RNA S. Cisack, chair (FR) J. Nyborg, co-chair (DK) 04.06 I. Wilson |
MACROMOLECULAR ASSEMBLIES W. Hol, chair (US) A. Yonath, co-chair (IL) 04.08 I. Wilson |
| B | CRYSTAL GROWTH I Macromolecular Crystallization A. McPherson, chair (US) R. Giegé, co-chair (FR) 16.01 I. Wilson |
CRYOCRYSTALLOGRAPHY S. Ealick, chair (US) E. Garman, co-chair (UK) 01.01 I. Wilson |
DETECTORS AND DATA PROCESSING I Macromolecular J. Helliwell, chair (UK) Z. Otwinowski, co-chair (US) N. Sakabe, co-chair (JP) 01.04 L. Johnson |
COMPUTING III Map fitting and modification B. C. Wang, chair (US) K. Cowtan, co-chair (UK) 03.03 L. Johnson |
| C | DATABASES I Small molecule C. Brock, chair (US) F. Allen, co-chair (UK) 22.01 J. Flippen |
MOLECULAR RECOGNITION J. Lipkowski, chair (PL) R. Kuroda, co-chair (JP) 11.01 J. Lipkowski |
DIFFICULT CRYSTALS - Data collection, reduction and refinement D. Watkin, chair (UK) J. Bauer, co-chair (US) 02.01 J. Flippen |
EXOTIC MOLECULES G. Ferguson, chair (CA) T.-C. Mak, co-chair (HK) 05,06,07,08 J. Flippen |
| D | HIGH PRESSURE I Elements and simple compounds A. Katrusiak, chair (PL) K. Kingma, co-chair (US) 18.01 R. Nelmes |
HIGH PRESSURE III Molecules, ices and minerals N. Ross, chair (UK) R. Hemley, co-chair (US) 18.03 R. Nelmes |
HIGH PRESSURE V New Frontiers Y. Fujii, chair (JP) H. King, co-chair (US) 18.05 R. Nelmes |
SMALL ANGLE SCATTERING II Applications M. Caffrey, chair (US) D. Worcester, co-chair (US) 14.02 M. Caffrey |
| E | MATERIALS I Advanced ceramics and composites T. Vanderah, chair (US) C. Howard, co-chair (AU) 10.01 G. Chapuis |
SURFACES I Surface and interface crystallography I. Robinson, chair (US) R. Feidenhans'l, co-chair (DK) 12.01 I. Robinson |
SURFACES II Thin films and multilayers H. Hashizume, chair (JP) B. Lengeler, co-chair (FR) 12.02 I. Robinson |
SURFACES III X-ray and neutron reflectivity K. Bowen, chair (DK) W. Press, co-chair (DE) 12.03 I. Robinson |
| F | COMPUTING I The Internet H. Flack, chair (CH) Y. Epelboin, co-chair (FR) 03.01 P. Bourne |
CRYSTAL GROWTH II Fundamentals A. Chernov, chair (RU) N.-B. Ming, co-chair (CN) 16.02 H. Klapper |
SYNCHROTRON RADIATION III Applications time-resolved microcrystal high energy N. Harding, chair (UK) A. Kvick, co-chair (FR) 01.05 A. Kvick |
DIRECT METHODS OF PHASE DETERMINATION S. Fortier, chair (CA) H. Schenk, co-chair (NL) 02.03 D. Dorset |
| G | SYNCHROTRON RADIATION I Instrumentation and techniques D. Bilderback, chair (US) C. Riekel, co-chair (FR) 01.02 A. Kvick |
COMPUTING II General advances and applications D. Viterbo, chair (IT) S. Hall, co-chair (AU) 03.02 P. Bourne |
SMALL ANGLE SCATTERING I Tools and techniques J. Barnes, chair (US) T. Sabine, co-chair (AU) 14.01 J. Barnes |
OPEN COMMISSION MEETING International Tables Th. Hahn, chair (DE) T. Sabine, co-chair (AU) OC2 Th. Hahn |
| Afternoon sessions | ||||
| A | METALLOENZYMES T. Baker, chair (NZ) E. Adman, co-chair (US) 04.02 L. Johnson |
PROTEIN-DNA S. Burley, chair (US) D. Rhodes, co-chair (UK) 04.05 I. Wilson |
HOT MACROMOLECULAR STRUCTURES I I. Wilson, Organizer (US) 04.07a I. Wilson |
VIRUSES J. Johnson, chair (US) D. Stuart, co-chair (UK) 04.09 I. Wilson |
| B | PROTEIN-CARBOHYDRATE STRUCTURES M. Vijayan, chair (IN) J. Rini, co-chair (CA) 04.11 L. Johnson |
SYNCHROTRON RADIATION II Macromolecules R. Fourme, chair (FR) R. Sweet, co-chair (US) 01.03 L. Johnson |
LAUE/TIME-RESOLVED K. Moffat, chair (US) I. Schlichting, co-chair (DE) 02.02 L. Johnson |
MAD AND MIR J. Smith, chair (US) Y. Satow, co-chair (JP) 02.04 L. Johnson |
| C | SMALL MOLECULES HOT STRUCTURES I J. Flippen-Anderson, chair (US) G. Diaz DelGado, co-chair (VE) 05,06,07,08 JF/JH |
TOPOLOGY I Group theory and topology C. Johnson, chair (US) S. Lidin, co-chair (SE) 21.01 C. Johnson |
CHEMICAL CRYSTALLOGRAPHY OF THE FUTURE - OPEN COMMISSION R. Boese, chair (DE) R. Harlow, co-chair (US) 11.02 J. Flippen |
DRUG DESIGN I SMALL MOLECULE BASED C. Chidester, chair (US) G. Klebe, co-chair (DE) 05.01 J. Flippen |
| D | HIGH PRESSURE II Microbeam techniques D. Häsermann, chair (FR) K. Brister, co-chair (US) 18.02 R. Nelmes |
HIGH PRESSURE IV Pressure cells and sample conditions O. Shimomura, chair (JP) R. Nelmes, co-chair (UK) 18.04 R. Nelmes |
HIGH PRESSURE VI Data collection and analysis W. Kuhs, chair (DE) D. Cox, co-chair (US) 18.06 R. Nelmes |
STRUCTURE DETERMINATION USING POWDER DATA A. Clearfield, chair (US) W. David, co-chair (UK) 02.05 R. Hill |
| E | DATABASES II Inorganic, powder, polymer, other J. Rodgers, chair (CA) N. Kiselyova, co-chair (RU) 22.02 J. Rodgers |
MATERIALS X Pore framework structures (meso and microporous) H. Van Koningsveld, chair (NL) L. Nassimbeni, co-chair (ZA) 10.10 D. Cox |
MATERIALS III Strain measurements J. W. Steeds, chair (UK) J. M. Zuo, co-chair 10.03 J. Jorgensen |
MATERIALS IV Aperiodic and incommensurate crystals G. Chapuis, chair (CH) A. Yamamoto, co-chair (JP) 10.04 G. Chapuis |
| F | CHAIRMAN'S CHOICE W. Duax |
CRYSTAL GROWTH III Methods/materials H. Klapper, chair (DE) I. Smolsky, co-chair (RU) 16.03 H. Klapper |
DATABASES III 25 years of PDB J. Sussmann, chair (IL) G. Bergerhoff, co-chair (DE) 22.03 J. Rodgers |
CHARACTERIZATION OF DEFECTS, MICROSTRUCTURE AND TEXTURE R. Köehler, chair (DE) K. Lal, co-chair (IN) 17.00 J. Steeds |
| G | CHARGE, SPIN AND MOMENTUM DENSITY I Multipole and maximum entropy refinement C. Lecomte, chair (FR) R. Blessing, co-chair (US) 09.01 D. Feil |
CHARGE, SPIN AND MOMENTUM DENSITY II Comparison of theory with experiment K. Schwarz, chair (AT) D. Feil, co-chair (NT) 09.02 K. Hermansson |
CHARGE, SPIN AND MOMENTUM DENSITY III New information on crystals from electron diffraction J. Spence, chair (US) E. Maslen, co-chair (AU) 09.03 D. Feil |
DETECTORS AND DATA PROCESSING II Recent advances E. Westbrook, chair (US) Y. Amemiya, co-chair (JP) 01.06 A. Kvick |
| Evening activities | ||||
| 100 YEARS OF X-RAYS J. Glusker, chair (US) A. Beevers, co-chair (UK) 24.01 L. Aslanov |
General Assembly Meeting Sheraton Hotel |
General Assembly Meeting Sheraton Hotel |
THE ART OF CRYSTALLOGRAPHY A. Mackay, chair (UK) Convention Center |
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| Track | Wednesday August 14 | Thursday August 15 | Friday August 16 | Saturday August 17 |
| Morning sessions | ||||
| A | MEMBRANE PROTEINS II J. Deisenhofer, chair (US) N. Isaacs, co-chair (UK) 04.03b I. Wilson |
MEMBRANE PROTEINS I Workshop on methods H. Michel, chair (DE) M. Garavito, co-chair (US) 04.03a I. Wilson |
IMMUNE SYSTEMS P. Bjorkman, chair (US) G. Bentley, co-chair (FR) 04.15 I. Wilson |
HOT MACROMOLECULAR STRUCTURES II L. Johnson, Organiser (UK) 04.07b L. Johnson |
| B | MACROMOLECULAR ab initio PHASING R. Read, chair (CA) E. Dodson, co-chair (UK) 02.06 L. Johnson |
DRUG DESIGN II Macromolecule based H. Einspahr, chair (US) M. Gruetter, co-chair (CH) 04.12 I. Wilson |
COMBINED CRYOELECTRON MICROSCOPY AND X-RAY DIFFRACTION W. Kühlbrandt, chair (DE) T. Baker, co-chair (US) 01.10 I. Wilson |
ANALYSIS AND STRUCTURE OF MACROMOLECULES S. Wodiak, chair (BE) A. Nichols, co-chair (US) 04.17 L. Johnson |
| C | SMALL MOLECULES HOT STRUCTURES II J. Howard, chair (UK) G. Müller, co-chair (DE) 05,06,07,08 JF/JK |
SOLID STATE REACTIONS; THERMODYNAMICS AND KINETICS F. Herbstein, chair (IL) E. Boldyreva, co-chair (RU) 11.04 J. Howard |
ANALYSIS OF ATOMIC DISPLACEMENT PARAMETERS C. Gramaccioli, chair (IT) H. B. Bürgi, co-chair (CH) 11.06 J. Flippen |
CHIRAL COMPOUNDS OF INDUSTRIAL INTEREST I. Csoregh, chair (SE) D. Eggleston, co-chair (US) 11.08 J. Flippen |
| D | NEUTRON SCATTERING I Applications A. Albinati, chair (IT) C. Carlile, co-chair (UK) 01.07 A. Albinati |
NEUTRON SCATTERING II Instrumentation and techniques J. White, chair (AU) 01.09 A. Albinati |
MATERIALS IX Real-time in situ reaction chemistry R. Snyder, chair (US) A. Christensen, co-chair (DK) 10.09 J. Jorgensen |
MATERIALS XII Local order and defect scattering S. Moss, chair (US) H. Peisl, co-chair (DE) 10.12 D. Cox |
| E | MATERIALS V High Tc superconducting materials K. Poeppelmeier, chair (US) E. Antipov, co-chair (RU) 10.05 D. Cox |
MATERIALS VII Optic/electronic materials A. Glazer, chair (UK) R. Newnham, co-chair (US) 10.07 D. Cox |
MATERIALS II Non-crystalline systems A. Bienenstock, chair (US) D. Raoux, co-chair (FR) 10.02 G. Chapuis |
MATERIALS XIII Advanced battery and fuel cell materials M. Thackeray, chair (US) H. Z. Zur Loye, co-chair (US) 10.13 D. Cox |
| F | ELECTRON DIFFRACTION FROM SURFACES M. Van Hove, chair (US) A. Ichimaya, co-chair (JP) 01.08 J. Steeds |
CRYSTAL GROWTH IV Controlling and predicting crystal morphology N. Seeman, chair (US) E. Paulus, co-chair (DE) 16.04 H. Klapper |
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY AND COORDINATION COMPOUNDS S. Bott, chair (US) K. Muir, co-chair (UK) 07.00 J. Howard |
ORGANIC COMPOUNDS J. Bernstein, chair (IL) S. Candeloro, co-chair (IT) 06.00 J. Flippen |
| G | METALLOPROTEINS X-RAY AND EXAFS STUDIES M. Ludwig, chair (US) C. Kratky, co-chair (AT) 02.07 L. Johnson |
FIBER I Synthetic polymers K. Gardner, chair (US) Y. Takahashi, co-chair (JP) 13.01 K. Gardner |
FIBER III Methods of structure determination D. Dorset, chair (US) I. Voight-Martin, co-chair (DK) 13.03 D. Dorset |
PHASE TRANSITIONS II A. Shuvalov, chair (RU) 11.05b J. Howard |
| Afternoon sessions | ||||
| A | RECEPTORS/SIGNAL TRANSDUCTION I. Wilson, chair (US) H. Monaco, co-chair (IT) 04.10 I. Wilson |
MUSCLE AND MOTOR PROTEINS K. Holmes, chair (DE) R. Fletterick, co-chair (US) 04.13 I. Wilson |
PROTEIN FOLDING AND EXTREMOPHILES B. Matthews, chair (UK) G. Taylor, co-chair (UK) 04.16 L. Johnson |
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| B | COMPUTING IV - refinement/water/high resolution structures K. Wilson, chair (UK) A. Brünger, co-chair (US) 03.04 L. Johnson |
PROTEIN DESIGN AND ENGINEERING D. Eisenberg, chair (US) R. Hodge, co-chair (CA) 04.14 I. Wilson |
COMPUTING V - homology modelling, structural families and docking T. Blundell, chair (UK) A. Olson, co-chair (US) 03.05 L. Johnson |
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| C | DYNAMIC PROPERTIES IN MOLECULAR CRYSTALS L. Kroon-Batenburg, chair (NL) G. Gilli, co-chair (IT) 11.03 J. Howard |
INORGANIC COMPOUNDS AND MINERALOGY I. D. Brown, chair (CA) L. Finger, co-chair (US) 08.00 J. Howard |
INTERMOLECULAR INTERACTIONS Y. Ohashi, chair (JP) L. Brammer, co-chair (US) 11.07 J. Flippen |
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| D | DIFFRACTION PHYSICS I Neutron and X-ray optics F. Freund, chair (FR) C. Majkrzak, co-chair (US) 15.01 A. Albinati |
PHASE TRANSITIONS I S. Ghose, chair (US) D. Hatch, co-chair (US) 11.05a J. Howard |
COMPUTING VI Materials research J. Newsam, chair (US) G. Catlow, co-chair (UK) 03.06 P. Bourne |
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| E | MATERIALS VI Giant magnetoresistive J. Jorgensen, chair (US) M. Marezio, co-chair (FR) 10.06 J. Jorgensen |
MATERIALS VIII Powder diffraction R. Hill, chair (AU) J. Cohen, co-chair (US) 10.08 R. Hill |
MATERIALS XI Fullerenes P. Stephens, chair (US) D. Schwartzenbach, co-chair (DE) 10.11 D. Cox |
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| F | TOPOLOGY II - critical point R. Steward, chair (US) V. Tsirelson, co-chair (RU) C. Gatti, co-chair (IT) 21.02 C. Johnson |
DIFFRACTION PHYSICS II - magnetic structures, neutrons and synchrotron radiation D. Gibbs, chair (US) B. Gaulin, co-chair (CA) 15.02 A. Albinati |
TEACHING CRYSTALLOGRAPHY A. Oskarsson, chair (SE) L. Aslanov, co-chair (RU) 23.01 L. Aslanov |
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| G | CHARGE, SPIN AND MOMENTUM DENSITY IV Magnetization densities J. Forsyth, chair (UK) B. Lebech, co-chair (DE) 09.04 D. Feil |
FIBER II Non periodic and disordered polymers J. Blackwell, chair (US) A. Windle 13.02 K. Gardner |
FIBER IV Fiber diffraction biological polymers R. Millane, chair (US) G. Stubbs, co-chair (US) 13.04 R. Millane |
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| General Assembly Meeting Sheraton Hotel |
Banquet Sheraton Hotel |
General Assembly Meeting Sheraton Hotel |
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