Crystallography Lecture Series

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Event Name Crystallography Lecture Series
Start Date 13th May 2014 6:30pm
End Date 13th May 2014 7:30pm
Duration 1 hour
Description
CrystallographyTalks-min

Join University of Edinburgh researchers on Tuesday evenings in May and June to celebrate the 2014 International Year of Crystallography! Experts from a range of disciplines will explore the fascinating world of crystals, from historical discoveries to today’s cutting-edge research. 

Programme

13th May, Dr Michael Wharmby (School of Chemistry)
Why are all snowflakes hexagons? The secret life of water crystals 

20th May, Prof Malcolm McMahon (School of Physics & Astronomy)
Extreme Crystallography: Towards infinity, but not necessarily beyond

27th May, Dr Emrys Phillips (British Geological Survey)
Nature’s Stained Glass – Using crystallography to reveal the processes which have shaped our planet

3rd June, Dr Will Donovan (School of Mathematics)
The frontiers of symmetry: hidden geometry and tangled superstrings

10th June, Dr Stephen Moggach (Centre for Science at Extreme Conditions)
Pressure, pores and pockets: X-ray diffraction of ‘nearly’ empty space

17th June, Prof. Lindsay Sawyer (School of Biological Sciences)
Crystals, Proteins and the New Biology

24th June, Dr Adam Kirrander (School of Chemistry)
Can we see it all? The future of X-ray crystallography

Click here to download the poster with the programme of the lecture series 


Location Edinburgh
United Kingdom
Contact Monica Hoyos Flight
monica.hoyos-flight@ed.ac.uk
URL http://www.maths.ed.ac.uk/~jcollins/crystallography/index.html
Category lectures