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'''Invited speakers will be added here as the programme develops:''' | '''Invited speakers will be added here as the programme develops:''' | ||
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Steve Bramwell (UCL) | Steve Bramwell (UCL) | ||
| − | + | Eddie Cussen (Strathclyde) "Examining Lithium Ion Mobility in Crystalline Solids" | |
Mike Heyward (Oxford) | Mike Heyward (Oxford) | ||
| − | + | Joe Hriljac (Birmingham) | |
| − | + | Helen Maynard-Casely (RI) - PCG PANalytical Thesis Prize winner 2010 | |
Pam Thomas (Warwick) | Pam Thomas (Warwick) | ||
Richard Walton (Warwick) "Time-Resolved Structural Studies of Flexible MOFs" | Richard Walton (Warwick) "Time-Resolved Structural Studies of Flexible MOFs" | ||
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| + | Andrew Wills (UCL) | ||
'''The [[Media:WinterMeeting2010_Programme.pdf | draft timetable]] will also be updated as changes occur.''' | '''The [[Media:WinterMeeting2010_Programme.pdf | draft timetable]] will also be updated as changes occur.''' | ||
Revision as of 09:30, 21 October 2010
PCG-SCMP Winter Meeting "Current Research in Physical Crystallography"
Our 2010 Winter Meeting at Cosener’s House will be held in Abingdon on Monday 15th and Tuesday 16th November. The meeting will again be held jointly with the ISIS Crystallography User Group meeting. There will be a poster session and the opportunity for a small number of junior researchers to give short oral presentations.
Please register for the meeting here
Invited speakers will be added here as the programme develops:
Steve Bramwell (UCL)
Eddie Cussen (Strathclyde) "Examining Lithium Ion Mobility in Crystalline Solids"
Mike Heyward (Oxford)
Joe Hriljac (Birmingham)
Helen Maynard-Casely (RI) - PCG PANalytical Thesis Prize winner 2010
Pam Thomas (Warwick)
Richard Walton (Warwick) "Time-Resolved Structural Studies of Flexible MOFs"
Andrew Wills (UCL)
The draft timetable will also be updated as changes occur.
The meeting is supported financially by the Crystallography Group of the ISIS Facility and the Structural Condensed Matter Group of the Institute of Physics.
