This series of videos commemorates the life and legacy of George Sheldrick and shares some memories of many of his friends and collaborators. Should you wish to make your own contribution, then please contact Isabel Uson or Regine Herbst-Irmer. Mariusz Jaskolski, A. Mickiewicz University Poznań Stefanie Freitag-Pohl, Durham University […]
Registrations are open for the 2nd Young Crystallographers Meeting (YCM2), which will take place from December 2nd to 5th, 2025, at the Institut des Sciences Chimiques de Rennes (France). Following the success of the first YCM held in Strasbourg in 2023 (YCM1), this event was born from the desire to […]
Are you a PhD student or young post-doc (up to 5 years from your PhD defense) working in any field of crystallography? ECA invites you to apply for a Scholarship to study and work in another European laboratory in the field. Each ECA Scholarship is supported with a contribution to […]
GIG-03 is happy to announce the release of the secenth video of the project supported by the Royal Society of Chemistry Inclusion and Diversity Fund. The project’s scope is to celebrate the importance of women in the field of crystallography and science, while, at the same time, raising awareness about […]
The Second European Crystallography Video Contest was open to all schoolchildren from European countries. Its goal was to introduce young students to the exciting and challenging world of Crystal Growing and Crystallography. High school students were encouraged to participate by making a short video to share their experiences growing crystals […]
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Dr. Felipe Gándara Barragán has made significant contributions to the field of reticular chemistry over the last decade and has been deeply engaged in MOFs and COFs research. His innovative approach emphasizes the critical role of structural chemistry in understanding, controlling, and designing novel molecular-based materials with tailored properties for […]
Dr Lauren E Hatcher, Royal Society University Research Fellow (URF) at Cardiff University, is awarded the 2025 George Sheldrick Prize in recognition of her pioneering contributions to time-resolved crystallography and the structural study of photoactive materials. Dr Hatcher has developed and applied advanced crystallographic techniques to capture dynamic photoinduced processes […]
GIG-03 is happy to announce the release of the sixth video of the project supported by the Royal Society of Chemistry Inclusion and Diversity Fund. The project’s scope is to celebrate the importance of women in the field of crystallography and science, while, at the same time, raising awareness about […]
The fourteenth Max Perutz Prize of the European Crystallographic Association is awarded to Professor Gilberto Artioli from the University of Padova, in recognition of his seminal contributions to materials science, his pioneering role in applying crystallography in industry, art, archaeology, and cultural heritage, and his engagement in the dissemination and […]
Dear colleagues, The Executive Committee of the European Crystallographic Association expresses full support for the views outlined by the American Crystallographic Association last week in IUCr Newsletter (33, 2, 2025). Crystallography stands for interdisciplinary exploration that surpasses political and national borders with the goal to deepen our comprehension of the […]
The European Crystallography Video Contest is open to all schoolchildren from European countries. Its goal is to introduce young students to the exciting and fascinating world of Crystal Growing and Crystallography. This contest is organized by GIG-03 (Education in Crystallography General Interest Group) from the European Crystallographic Association (ECA), sponsored by […]
The European Crystallographic Association (ECA) is pleased to announce that registration for the 10th European Crystallography School (ESC10) is open. ECS10 will take place from June 22 to June 29, 2025, at the Inex Olgica Hotel, situated on the shores of Lake Ohrid, N. Macedonia. Lake Ohrid boasts a history […]
