Crystallography Meetings and Schools

UK Crystallography Meetings / Schools

Applications are now open for the 20th BCA/CCG Intensive Teaching School in X-ray Structure Analysis, which will run from the 29th March – 6th April 2025 in Durham, UK. The school is intended primarily for younger scientists with some experience of structure analysis who wish to improve their understanding of the underlying principles and practice.

More details about the school and registration can be found at https://bcaccgschool.crystallography.org.uk/.
Registration will close on the 9th of January 2025.

If you have any queries or need further information, please email Natalie Pridmore.
[email protected].

Autumn BCA Meetings

2024 Meeting

The 2024 Autumn meeting will be held jointly with the PCG and the ISIS Neutron and Muon Source in celebration of their 40th anniversary! 

On behalf of the ISIS and Diamond Crystallography Groups, the Physical Crystallography Group, and the Chemical Crystal Group, we invite you to the Winter Crystallography Meeting:

Held on 28-29 October 2024 at Milton Hill House, near Didcot.

The abstract submission deadline is Thursday 3 October, and the registration deadline to attend is Thursday 10 October. To register for the meeting please click here.

As you may be aware, this year the ISIS Neutron and Muon Source is celebrating 40 years of producing neutrons for science. In celebration of this anniversary, the ISIS Crystallography Group is hosting an extended Winter Meeting, which will be held jointly with the Physical Crystallography Group (a part of the British Crystallographic Association) and the Chemical Crystallography Group of the BCA over two days.

The meeting is a celebration of structural science using neutron and/or X-ray diffraction and complementary techniques – we aim to put together a diverse program that includes something to interest everyone! We particularly encourage students and early career researchers to contribute short (15 minute) talks in what is a very friendly and supportive environment. Spaces at the poster session will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.

The meeting is free to attend (registration, accommodation and meals will be provided), but attendees must cover their own travel costs. The meeting has limited space available so please register early to confirm your place.

Confirmed speakers include:

Andrew Goodwin (University of Oxford)
James Cumby (University of Edinburgh)
Paul Saines (University of Kent)
Mark Senn (University of Warwick)
Sebastian Henke (TU Dortmund)

The meeting will also feature the winner of the 2024 BTM Willis Prize (awarded by the IOP Neutron Scattering Group) and the Malvern Panalytical Thesis Prize (awarded by the Physical Crystallography Group).

Please contact the ISIS User Office if you have any questions.

Previous Autumn BCA Meetings

DateSponsorPlaceLocal OrganiserMeeting Programme
16th Nov 2022OnlineLucy Saunders & Claire HobdayGoing Beyond the Data
24th Nov 2021OnlineHelena ShepherdCrystals out of Equilibrium
18th Nov 2020OnlineIain OswaldOnline Meeting
20th Nov 2019
GSK, StevenageCheryl DohertyBy Hook or by Crook Structural Solutions from Challenging Crystals
31st Oct 2018Queens University, BelfastKatherine Edkins
21st – 22nd Nov 2017ccdc_logo-150pxUniversity of CambridgePete WoodDesign of Crystalline Products
Wed 16th Nov 2016University of NewcastleMike ProbertNon-Ambient Crystallography
Wed 18th Nov 2015ccdc_logo-150pxStrathclyde Institute of Pharmacy and Biomedical Sciences (SIPBS), GlasgowIain OswaldFunctional Materials
Wed 19th Nov 2014RSC Chemistry Centre, Burlington House, LondonPeter Wood & Guy Jones (RSC)Communicating Crystallography
Slides from the talks are available here.
Wed 20th Nov 2013The Rose Bowl, Leeds Metropolitan UniversitySimon ColesIncreasing Complexity in Crystal Engineering of Materials
Wed 14th Nov 2012 The Paragon Hotel Birmingham Perspectives on Crystallisation for Chemical and Industrial Crystallographers
Wed 16th Nov 2011 Research Complex at Harwell Dealing with Difficult Problems
Wed 17th Nov 2010Royal Society of EdinburghStephen MoggachUnderstanding the Solid State
Wed 18th Nov 2009University of OxfordAmber ThompsonMethods Complementary to Crystallography
Wed 12th Nov 2008University of NewcastleRoss HarringtonNew Methods in Crystallography
Meeting account
Wed 14th Nov 2007 Diamond Light SourceHarriott NowellChemical Crystallography at Diamond

Recent Annual General Meetings

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