Micro to Macro Chromatin Structure in Epigenetics and DiseaseÂ

Data-Rich Experiments in Serial Crystallography, Time-Resolved Studies and MicroED

L'association Mécamat tient son colloque national annuel au Centre Paul Langevin du CNRS à Aussois (Savoie) à la fin du mois de janvier. Chaque colloque propose une thématique différente, proposée par une équipe diversifiée. Sur une semaine, le colloque propose un état de l'art exhaustif de cette thématique. Des exposés longs sont présentés par les meilleurs spécialistes nationaux, et de larges espaces réservés pour la discussion.

New Paradigms in the Mechanistic Understanding of Ordered Materials Assembly

Crystallography 2.0: Restructuring the Field Around a New Wave of Experiments

An outstanding opportunity to visit the stands of our XRF exhibitors at a one day UK meeting with a varied programme of contributed talks in a friendly environment for networking with morning parallel sessions for both beginners and experienced users - Â check out our previous meeting reports.

This multidisciplinary workshop will be dedicated to recent results, obtained using neutron scattering techniques, in various scientific domains representative of the whole neutron users community. The conference will contain five main topics: magnetism, soft matter, condensed matter, biology and environment, and instrumentation.

The aims of this meeting are:

• To strengthen links between French neutron scattering users,
• To provide a place where advanced results from neutron scattering experiments can be presented and discussed,
• To inform the community about the evolution of neutron facilities in France and abroad, and about the development of new neutron techniques, instrumentation, and their applications,
• And to welcome and promote the work of young neutron users.

Oral presentation abstracts should be sent by e-mail before April 2nd, 2018.Â

For additional information, please visit:Â https://jdn-conference.net/contactE.html

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Diamond is pleased to present its fourth monthly Synchrotron User Webinar. This webinar is aimed at the User Community from PIs to students. It will be broadcast live online and will allow viewers to submit questions to be discussed.

This month's webinar is on Thursday 25th January 2018 at 16:00 (UTC, London time). The topic will be 'The Changing Landscape of MX' brought to you by the Principal Beamline Scientist of VMXi (Thomas Sorensen) and the Principal Beamline Scientist of I23 (Armin Wagner).

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We invite you to register for this webinar by clicking here. This will enable us to contact you closer to the date with the necessary viewing link.

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Starting at 16:00
- Welcome and introductions - Chairperson - Laura Holland
- VMXi beamline update - Principal Beamline Scientist of VMXi - Thomas Sorensen
- I23 beamline update - Principal Beamline Scientist of I23 - Armin Wagner
- Discussion - Panel: T. Sorensen and A. Wagner
- Upcoming available training and events in MX and conclusions - Chairperson - Laura Holland

Ending by 17:00

• MOFs/COFs
• Charge Density
• Powder diffraction
• Crystal Engineering & Supramolecular Chemistry
• Allied Techniques
• Protein & Nucleic acid interactions
• Enzymatic Mechanisms
• New macromolecular structures
• Synchrotron

• Prof. M Vijayan Lecture
• Prof. K. Venkatesan Awards for three best poster/oral presentation
• Scientifically rich and intense program, student sessions

Deciphering the Structures and Dynamics of Molecular and Ionic Clusters

Exploring Nonequilibrium Physics in Quantum Materials

Structure and Dynamics of Self-Assembled Materials

Materials by Design: Using Active and Meta-Materials to Explore New Physics and Create Customized, Tunable Matter