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Looks like a very well thought-out plan. It would now be a good thing if
you can arrange for 1/2 the speakers to be under 35 years old! The problem
is that good young speakers are unknown, so they are not invited, so they
are unknown ... How does one break this cycle?

As I recall, we asked the IUCr if Ton could represent the computi ng
commission on the organising committee for Jerusalem. If this proposal is
accepted, I think the pattern of the three sessions organised for Cracow
could be followed again.


Barbara Oleksyn would be an obvious choice for the teaching co-chair. She
helped organinse the teaching sig session in Nancy

		Best wishes
					David

On Thu, 23 Nov 2000, a.l.spek wrote:

> 
> Dear Subsribers to the COMSIG:
> 
> Following are the proposed three halfday sessions by our SIG for the
> Cracow2001 ECM meeting.
> 
> Please feel free to comment and offer suggestions for sub-topics (?)
> 
> Best wishes
> 
> Ton Spek
> 
> 
> Halfday sessions proposed by the Computing SIG for Cracow2001
> =============================================================
> 
> 1 - "New Algorithms for New Structural Problems"
> 
>     Suggested Chairpersons: P.Main, V.Lunin, D. Watkin
> 
>     (In collaboration with the Macromolecular Sig.
> 
> 
>     Topics:
> 		Wavelets 
> 		Structure Validation of Macromolecules
>                 New Solution Search Algoritms
>                 New Mathematical Techniques for Crystallographic Problems
>                 ?
> 
> 2 - "Advanced Computational Tools for Small Molecules and Materials"
> 
>     Suggested Chairpersons: A.L.Spek, D.Viterbo, L. Cranswick
> 
>     Topics:
> 		Stucture Validation
>                 WEB-based ...
>                 Tools for Finding out the Twin-law
>                 Tools for the identification of (pseudo) symmetry
>                 Non-Standard Processing of CCD data
>                 ?
> 
> 3 - "Computing and Teaching"
> 
>     Suggested Chairpersons: V. Chernyshev, K. Cowtan, (Poland ?)
>  
> 
>     (In collaboration with the Teching SIG)   
>  
>     Topics: 
> 		Tools available from the WEB
>                 ?
>    
> 
> Computing Commission:
> =====================
> 
> Chairman:		Ton Spek (a.l.spek@chem.uu.nl)
> Deputy Chairman: 	Lachlan Cranswick (l.cranswick@dl.ac.uk
> Secretary:		Alexandre Urzhumtsev (sacha@lcm3b.u-nancy.fr)
> 	 
> 


		Best wishes
					David

On Thu, 23 Nov 2000, a.l.spek wrote:

> 
> Dear Subsribers to the COMSIG:
> 
> Following are the proposed three halfday sessions by our SIG for the
> Cracow2001 ECM meeting.
> 
> Please feel free to comment and offer suggestions for sub-topics (?)
> 
> Best wishes
> 
> Ton Spek
> 
> 
> Halfday sessions proposed by the Computing SIG for Cracow2001
> =============================================================
> 
> 1 - "New Algorithms for New Structural Problems"
> 
>     Suggested Chairpersons: P.Main, V.Lunin, D. Watkin
> 
>     (In collaboration with the Macromolecular Sig.
> 
> 
>     Topics:
> 		Wavelets 
> 		Structure Validation of Macromolecules
>                 New Solution Search Algoritms
>                 New Mathematical Techniques for Crystallographic Problems
>                 ?
> 
> 2 - "Advanced Computational Tools for Small Molecules and Materials"
> 
>     Suggested Chairpersons: A.L.Spek, D.Viterbo, L. Cranswick
> 
>     Topics:
> 		Stucture Validation
>                 WEB-based ...
>                 Tools for Finding out the Twin-law
>                 Tools for the identification of (pseudo) symmetry
>                 Non-Standard Processing of CCD data
>                 ?
> 
> 3 - "Computing and Teaching"
> 
>     Suggested Chairpersons: V. Chernyshev, K. Cowtan, (Poland ?)
>  
> 
>     (In collaboration with the Teching SIG)   
>  
>     Topics: 
> 		Tools available from the WEB
>                 ?
>    
> 
> Computing Commission:
> =====================
> 
> Chairman:		Ton Spek (a.l.spek@chem.uu.nl)
> Deputy Chairman: 	Lachlan Cranswick (l.cranswick@dl.ac.uk
> Secretary:		Alexandre Urzhumtsev (sacha@lcm3b.u-nancy.fr)
> 	 
>

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