The Italian Crystallographic Association AIC is a non-profit scientific organization recognized by the Ministry of University and Research
Welcome
Founded in 1967 with the aim of promoting and enhancing the study of the arrangement of atoms in matter, its causes, nature and consequences, as well as the methodologies and techniques relating to such studies.
The Italian Crystallographic Association AIC is a non-profit scientific organization recognized by the Ministry of University and Research
Welcome
Founded in 1967 with the aim of promoting and enhancing the study of the arrangement of atoms in matter, its causes, nature and consequences, as well as the methodologies and techniques relating to such studies.
PhD opportunities at the Polish Academy of Sciences
Two PhD positions positions are available in Department of Structure and Function Relationship in Biomolecules in Institute of Bioorganic Chemistry Polish Academy of Sciences. The
PhD opportunities at the Mapelli’s group
Two PhD positions in Structural Biology are available in the Marina Mapelli’s as SEMM (European School of Molecular Medicine) doctorates, with a deadline in July
PhD opportunity at Diamond Light Source
An exciting PhD opportunity in the group of Martin Walsh at Diamond and at that of Tracey Gloster in St. Andrews University is available. The
Proposal for the Cryo-EM facility @ HT
PROPOSAL PRESENTED BY A STUDY GROUP FROM THE STRUCTURAL BIOLOGY NATIONAL COMMUNITY ABOUT THE CRYO-EM FACILITY AT THE HUMAN TECHNOPOLE
Wayne A. Hendrickson wins 13th Ewald Prize
Wayne A. Hendrickson (Columbia University, NY, USA) has been awarded of the 13th Ewald Prize for his exceptional contribution to structural biology including the development of
HTCC5 school: Dubrovnik, 16-21 April 2023
The Croatian Association of Crystallographers will host HTCC5 (https://htcc5.org/) macromolecular crystallography course in Dubrovnik (16-21 April 2023). More information on the web site: https://htcc5.org/
The mission of the association
The Italian Crystallographic Association (AIC) is a non-profit, scientific organization recognised in 1998 from the Italian Ministery for University and Research. Today, AIC has about 300 members. Founded in 1967 with the aim of promoting and enhancing the study of the arrangement of atoms in matter, its causes, nature and consequences, the methodologies and the techniques related to such studies. The Association favors all initiatives to promote crystallography, encourage interaction between researchers who, in the context of various disciplines, use crystallographic methods as well as the educational dissemination and scientific diffusion of crystallography and crystal growth.
The AIC is ruled by the executive committee (Consiglio di Presidenza, CdP) elected for a three years term by all the members and consisting of the President, vice-President, past-president, treasurer, secretary and five councilors.