From the event website: "The International Conference on Crystal Growth and Epitaxy-ICCGE-20 will be the latest in a sequence that started with ICCG-1 in Boston, MA, USA in 1966, which […]
Tuesday evening September 12th, Prof. Dr. Titia Sixma will provide a lecture on the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in studying protein folding as her Dutch title implies. Titia is […]
Message transmitted on behalf of the organizing committee of the First Franco-German Young Crystallographers Meeting (YCM1).: —– We are pleased to announce that the first Franco-German Young Crystallographers Meeting (YCM1) […]
From the event website: For our grand anniversary, we are happy to meet at the DESY facilities! We are working hard to allow you deep insights as well as a […]
We were notified that the 23rd ECA Lunchtime Webinar will take place at 13:00 CEST on the 5th October 2023. In this webinar, Dr Catherine Dejoie will present "High-resolution X-ray powder […]
Anyone interested in science is welcome to join the open day at Amsterdam Science park! You will get the opportunity to perform experiments, listen to interesting talks, get a tour […]
The 80th Annual Pittsburgh Diffraction Conference will be held on October 15-17, 2023, with a Phenix workshopon October 14, 2023. Please join us for sessions on structure-based drug design, the […]
This time there will be two lectures which will start at 4 pm CET on the 26th of Oct, 2023: Lecture 29: Simon Grabowsky (Univ of Bern): “Quantum crystallography for chemical […]
This time there will be two online lectures which will start at 4 pm CET on the 16th of Nov, 2023: Lecture 31: Cherif Matta: "ATP Synthase: More than just a […]
It's time again for the yearly NVK symposium and Algemene Leden Vergadering (ALV)! We cordially invite you to our autumn symposium focusing on 'Crystallography in Materials'. This symposium will be […]
The 25th ECA Lunchtime Webinar will take place at 13:00 CET on the 25th January 2024. In this webinar, Professor Emeritus Bill Clegg will present "Why do so many crystal structures remain […]
