Program
    			        
    Program : Schedule and main sections 
| Schedule | 
Monday 24 | 
Tuesday 25 | 
Wednesday 26 | 
Thursday 27 | 
Friday 28 | 
Saturday 29 | 
Sunday 30 | 
 
| 09:00-09:30 | 
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L-I (L1, L2) | 
L-II (L5,L8) | 
L-III (L8) | 
L-IV (L9,L10) | 
L-V (L12) | 
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| 09:30-10:00 | 
 
| 10:00-10:30 | 
PC-III (PC3) | 
PC-V (PC6) | 
Excursion | 
 
| 10:30-11:00 | 
 
| 11:00-11:30 | 
Coffee Break | 
Coffee Break | 
Coffee Break | 
Coffee Break | 
Coffee Break | 
 
| 11:30-12:00 | 
L-I (L3) | 
L-II (L7) | 
PC-III (PC3) | 
L-IV (L11) | 
L-V (L13) | 
 
| 12:00-12:30 | 
 
| 12:30-13:00 | 
Sponsor Talk 1 | 
Sponsor Talk 2 | 
Sponsor Talk 3 | 
Sponsor Talk 4 | 
Sponsor Talk 5 | 
 
| 13:00-13:30 | 
Lunch Break | 
Lunch Break | 
Lunch Break | 
Lunch Break | 
Lunch Break | 
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| 13:30-14:00 | 
 
| 14:00-14:30 | 
 
| 14:30-15:00 | 
L-I (L4) | 
PC-II (PC2) | 
PC-III (PC4) | 
PC-IV (PC5) | 
PC-V (PC7) | 
 
| 15:00-15:30 | 
 
| 15:30-16:00 | 
PC-I (PC1) | 
 
| 16:00-16:30 | 
Arrival & Registration | 
 
| 16:30-17:00 | 
Coffee Break | 
Coffee Break | 
Coffee Break | 
Coffee Break | 
Coffee Break | 
 
| 17:00-17:30 | 
Poster Installation | 
PC-I (PC1) | 
PC-II (PC2) | 
PC-III (PC4) | 
PC-IV (PC5) | 
L-V (L14) | 
 
| 17:30-18:00 | 
 
| 18:00-18:30 | 
Welcome Reception & Opening | 
Poster Session | 
Poster Session | 
Closing Discussion | 
 
| 18:30-19:00 | 
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| 19:00-22:00 | 
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School Dinner & Poster Prize | 
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L: Lecture | 
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PC: Practical Course | 
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| Main sections, lectures and practical courses | 
 
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| I. Introduction to XRD theory | 
 
| L1. Introduction to X-ray diffraction (Sylvain Ravy) | 
 
| L2. Theoretical aspects of XRD (extinction, symmetry, choice of wavelength, …) (Sylvain Ravy) | 
 
| L3. Theoretical aspects of XRD (anomalous dispersion, twinning, ADPs, disorder, …) (Sylvain Ravy) | 
 
| L4. Data treatement and data reduction (with "remote PC") (El-Eulmi Bendeif, Emmanuel Wenger) | 
 
| PC1. Data reduction and Identification of phases (CCDC/ICSD) (El-Eulmi Bendeif, Emmanuel Wenger) | 
 
| II. Structure Determination and Analysis | 
 
| L5. Crystal structure solution and refinement strategies (Philippe Guionneau) | 
 
| L6. Post-refinement analysis: Quality factors, reliability of refinements (Philippe Guionneau) | 
 
| L7. Practical aspects of structure solution and refinement (Philippe Guionneau) | 
 
| PC2. Structure solution and refinement using OLEX (Mickael Bodensteiner, Horst Puschmann) | 
 
| III. Packing and interaction analyses | 
 
| L8. Introduction to intermolecular interactions (Anna Krawczuk) | 
 
| PC3. Packing analysis using CCDC and Crystal Explorer (Suzanna Ward) | 
 
| PC4. Getting better structural descriptions by using OLEX2 - NoSphereA2 (Mickael Bodensteiner, Horst Puschmann) | 
 
| IV. Using aspherical models | 
 
| L9. Introduction to the aspherical atoms model (Paulina Dominiak) | 
 
| L10. Transferability of aspherical atoms (Paulina Dominiak) | 
 
| L11. Properties of the electron density (topological analysis and electrostatic potential) (Enrique Espinosa) | 
 
| PC5. Transferability, aspherical refinement and properties of the electron density with MoProSuite & MoProViewer (Benoît Guillot, Christian Jelsch) | 
 
| V. Crystallography under constraints | 
 
| L12. Diffraction under pressure (why, how) (Maxime Deutsch) | 
 
PC6. Structures under constraints (Pressure) - Through examples (Maxime Deutsch, Emmanuel Aubert)
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| L13. Photocrystallography (why, how) (Lauren Hatcher) | 
 
PC7. Structures under constraints (Photocrystallography) - Through examples  (Sébastien Pillet, Elodie Tailleur)
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| L14. Conference on Crystallography and beyond (N.N.) | 
 
 
 
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