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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.
11th Jan 2013
Bragg's Law Pippard Lecture Theatre, Cavendish Laboratory, Department of Physics, University of Cambridge.
14th Mar 2013
The Big Bang Fair, including BCA/STFC stand: The structure of stuff is sweet! London
25th Aug 2013
The Two Braggs University of Warwick
26th Aug 2013
A Special Symposium at ECM28 to mark the Bragg Centenary University of Warwick
7th Nov 2013
Crystals: Beauty, Science, Structure Oxford Museum of History of Science
3rd Dec 2013
Two Braggs Public Lecture Oxford
31st Jan 2014
A century of symmetry discovered: a crystallographer's tale London
13th Mar 2014
The Big Bang Fair Birmingham
15th Mar 2014
Nobel Structures: Celebrating Crystallography St Andrews
19th Mar 2014
Crystallography Display for IYCr2014 Diss, Norfolk
1st Apr 2014
Mineralogical Magazine Special Issue London
13th May 2014
Crystallography Lecture Series Edinburgh
7th Jun 2014
Cheltenham Science Festival Cheltenham
13th Jul 2014
BACG 2014: 45th Annual Conference of the British Association for Crystal Growth University of Leeds
17th Jul 2014
IYCr2014 Symposium celebrating Barkla, Bragg and Shechtman Liverpool
22nd Jul 2014
ESTEEM2 electron crystallography workshop Cambridge
20th Aug 2014
25th Oct 2014
Order from Chaos: The Beautiful World of Crystals Manchester
29th Oct 2014
The Dorothy Hodgkin Symposium Oxford
4th Nov 2014
The Value of Exploring Mars to Mankind Liverpool
9th Nov 2014
Illuminating Atoms: How Crystallography Changed the World - Q&A Royal Albert Hall, London
15th Nov 2014
Max Alexander: Illuminating Atoms Royal Albert Hall, London
Nature Special: Crystallography at 100 Access the Nature Special: Crystallography at 100 as a precursor to the launch of Nature Milestones: Crystallography in July 2014
Edinburgh: Crystal Growing Competition Edinburgh To celebrate the International Year of Crystallography the School of Chemistry, at The University of Edinburgh, is launching a crystal growing competition for S3 and S4 pupils from schools in Edinburgh and the Lothians.
Atomic Radio London Radio adventures at the intersections of X-ray crystallography, art and design