Photographic record of crystallographic activities in France
The complete IUCr photographic archive includes thousands of photographs. Here we include a collection illustrating activities in this country. This image is selected randomly from the galleries listed below (International Workshop on Combined Analysis, 2010).
Pre-1962
This extract from 50 Years of X-ray Diffraction, edited by P. P. Ewald and published in 1962, recounts the early development of crystallography in this region.
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CHAPTER 19
The New Crystallography in France
by J. Wyart
All events
This is a concise listing of all events in this country that are associated with the International Year of Crystallography 2014 and its follow-up initiatives.
15th Mar 2013
La biocristallographie : un outil incontournable pour de nouveaux médicaments BU des Sciences, Place centrale Campus de Grenoble
27th Mar 2013
Pre-1962
This is a concise listing of all events in this country that are associated with the International Year of Crystallography 2014 and its follow-up initiatives.
12th Mar 2014
X-Ray Powder Diffraction: Structural Characterization of Materials Minia
24th Sep 2014
All events
This is a concise listing of all events in this country that are associated with the International Year of Crystallography 2014 and its follow-up initiatives.
12th Mar 2014
X-Ray Powder Diffraction: Structural Characterization of Materials Minia
24th Sep 2014
Photographic record of crystallographic activities in Denmark
The complete IUCr photographic archive includes thousands of photographs. Here we include a collection illustrating activities in this country. This image is selected randomly from the galleries listed below (NATO School on Experimental Aspects of X-ray and Neutron Diffraction, 1972).
Pre-1962
This extract from 50 Years of X-ray Diffraction, edited by P. P. Ewald and published in 1962, recounts the early development of crystallography in this region.
CHAPTER 22
Scandinavia
by G. Hägg*