Week of Sunday 10 March 2013

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Event Name Belgian Crystal Growing Competition
Start Date 25th Feb 2013
End Date 29th Mar 2013
Duration 33 days
Description

During a period of 4 weeks children from secondary schools have to grow single crystals, this year of alum. The competition is organized by the Belgian National Committee for Crystallography and sponsored by the Royal Academy and Acros Organics.

The prize awarding ceremony will take place on 8 May 2013 at the Academy Palace in Brussels where Dr Vande Putte will deliver a lecture on sugar and sugar crystallization.


Location Brussels
Belgium
Contact Prof. Luc Van Meervelt
luc.vanmeervelt@chem.kuleuven.be
URL http://chem.kuleuven.be/bcc
Category competitions

Event Name Competition of Crystallization in Schools
Start Date 28th Jan 2013
End Date 11th May 2013
Duration 103 days and 23 hours
Description
The competition runs for 4 months and ends with a Final, similar in format to a "Scientific Congress", in which groups of students show their crystallization projects before a panel of crystallographers, who will judge the best work.


Location Granada
Spain
Contact Prof. Juan Manuel García Ruiz
juanma.garciaruiz@gmail.com
URL http://www.lec.csic.es/concurso/
Category competitions

Event Name The Big Bang Fair, including BCA/STFC stand: The structure of stuff is sweet!
Start Date 14th Mar 2013
End Date 17th Mar 2013
Duration 4 days
Description UK Young Scientists & Engineers Fair: inspiring and educational interactive stands, activities, workshops and shows primarily aimed at children aged 7-19.


Location London
United Kingdom
Contact The Big Bang Fair
editor@thebigbangfair.co.uk
URL http://www.thebigbangfair.co.uk/home.cfm
Category activities for schoolchildren

Event Name La biocristallographie : un outil incontournable pour de nouveaux médicaments
Start Date 15th Mar 2013 12:30pm
End Date 15th Mar 2013 1:30pm
Duration 1 hour
Description La biocristallographie permet de comprendre le vivant à l’échelle de l’atome. C’est une technique expérimentale qui utilise les propriétés de diffraction des rayons-X interagissant avec un cristal biologique pour extraire la structure atomique de la macromolécule étudiée. Tout en révélant les bases structurales des propriétés biologiques des macromolécules, la biocristallographie nous livre des possibilités de développer des médicaments toujours plus performants.


Location BU des Sciences, Place centrale Campus de Grenoble
France
Contact Jean-Marc Coval
Jean-Marc.Coval@ujf-grenoble.fr
URL http://www.echosciences-grenoble.fr/agenda/la-biocristallographie-un-outil-incontournable-pour-de-nouveaux-medicaments
Category lectures