NVKG/DACG ACTIVITIES

ACTIVITIES 2021 (For activities in former years see below or visit <2018 ) DACG Online Meeting Friday 9 April 2021 Friday 9 April 2021 an online afternoon symposium will be held. During this meeting five presentations have been lined up. For the updated program see the final program. For registration, please send an email to a.e.d.m.vanderheijden@tudelft.nl ultimately by 2 April 2021. You will receive a link to participate. Furthermore, we will announce the new cycle for the KNCV Piet Bennema Crystal Growth Award 2021 (deadline 30 april) . FORMER ACTIVITIES 2018 - 2020 (For activities in former years visit <2018 ) DACG Annual Meeting Friday 9 October 2020 The DACG Annual Meeting was scheduled for Friday 9 October 2020, to be held at DSM in Geleen. Due to the current COVID-19 situation, the DACG Board has regretfully decided to cancel the meeting in Geleen. Instead, the DACG board will organize an on-line general assembly meeting on 9 October, 12:00-13:30. In this meeting, we will discuss the DACG annual report, the financials and we will announce the new cycle for the KNCV Piet Bennema Crystal Growth Award 2021 . For further details see the latest FACET DACG Spring meeting CANCELED DUE TO CORONA CRISIS Friday 3 April 2020 Friday 3 April 2020 the DACG spring meeting will take place as part of a one-day symposium with presentations on various aspects of crystallization and a labtour. The meeting will be held at the University of Utrecht (Leonard Ornstein-laboratory) and is hosted by Prof. dr. Alfons van Blaaderen (Soft Condensed Matter Group). Crystallisation Science and Engineering course at the University of Leeds 22-24 January 2020 a 3 days course on Crystallisation Science and Engineering will be held at the University of Leeds. This course is for you if you are an engineer or scientist working in industries such as agrochemicals, biotechnology, food, fuels, personal care, pharmaceutical and speciality chemicals companies. It is relevant to those involved in crystallisation process development, scale-up, control and operations. It will also be of interest if you are a postgraduate or post-doc involved in research in the general area of crystallisation. Further information can be found at the website. DACG Symposium and Annual meeting Friday 4 October 2019 Friday 4 October 2019 the DACG Annual meeting will take place as part of a one-day symposium. The meeting with as theme "Electron microscopy for crystal growth studies" will be held at ThermoFisher Scientific in Eindhoven. The program can be downloaded here. For an impression of the meeting click here. DACG Spring meeting Friday 12 April 2019 Friday 12 April 2019 the DACG spring meeting will take place as part of a one-day symposium with 9 presentations on various aspects of crystallization and a labtour. The meeting will be held at the University of Twente, Waaier 3, Hallenweg 22, 7522 NH, Enschede. The program can be downloaded here. For an impression of the meeting click here. International Conference on Crystal Growth and Epitaxy, ICCGE-19 and International Summer School for Crystal Growth ISSCG-17 28 July-2 August, 2019 the International Conference on Crystal Growth and Epitaxy, ICCGE-19 will be held in Keystone, Colorado, USA. More information is available on the website. During the conference the Frank, Laudise and Schieber Prizes in crystal growth will be awarded. The website is now open for nominations for the prizes. Preceeding the ICCGE-19, 21-26 July 2019 the International Summer School for Crystal Growth ISSCG-17 will be held at the YMCA of the Rockies - Snow Mountain Ranch, Granby, Colorado, USA. More information is available on the website. International Symposium & School on Crystal Growth Fundamentals November 3-7, 2018 the International Symposium & School on Crystal Growth Fundamentals will be held. The theme is "New Insights into Crystal Growth Fundamentals: A tribute to Profs. Ichiro Sunagawa and Pieter Bennema" The meeting is co-sponsored by Tohoku University and Sendai City (as of 1 August 2018) and will take place at the Convention Hall of Hotel Sakan, Akiu, Sendai, Japan. More information will be available on the website. DACG Symposium and Annual meeting Wednesday 3 October 2018 Wednesday 3 October 2018 the DACG Annual meeting will take place as part of a one-day symposium. The meeting with as theme Biomineralization will be held at the Wageningen University & Research. During the meeting the Piet Bennema Award for Crystal Growth 2018 will be presented. The program can be downloaded here. For directions to Wageningen University & Research, click here. ECCG6 and ESCG2 Summer school The sixth European Conference on Crystal Growth will be held 16-20 September 2018 in Varna, Bulgaria. Preceeding this conference the second European School on Crystal Growth will be held 13-16 September, also in Varna. More information can be found on the website. The 49th annual BACG conference The 2018 annual conference of the British Association of Crystal Growth (BACG) will take place at the University of Limerick, from 20th to 22nd June, 2018. The extended deadline for abstracts is 20th April, 2018 More information can be found on the website. Farewell symposium Dr. Willem van Enckevort Friday 1 June 2018 Friday 1 June 2018 a farewell symposium will be held on the occasion of the retirement of Dr. Willem van Enckevort from Radboud University. The meeting will be in the afternoon comprising five presentations of scientists who have been working in collaboration with Willem van Enckevort, among which Prof. Katsuo Tsukamoto from Tohoku and Osaka university. The afternoon will be concluded with a presentation by Willem van Enckevort and a reception. The program can be downloaded here. For directions to the Linnaeus building of the Radboud University look for building 14 on the map. DACG Spring meeting Friday 6 April 2018 Friday 6 April 2018 the DACG spring meeting will take place as part of a one-day symposium with 7 presentations on various aspects of crystallization and a labtour. The meeting will be held at the AMOLF institute in Amsterdam. The program can be downloaded here. For directions to the AMOLF institute and a map, click here.