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Prize winners at the 24th Symposium on Organic Crystals

Congratulations to our CrystEngComm prize winner Tomonori Ikegami (Hokkaido University) who was awarded for best oral presentation at the 24th Symposium on Organic Crystals which took place at Hiroshima University, Japan from the 1st – 3rd November 2015.

The symposium was organized by the Organic Crystals Division of the Chemical Society of Japan. Hiromitsu Urakami, our RSC representative for Japan was in attendance and commented that the award was “very well received” by the attendants at the symposium.

The president of the Organic Crystals Division, Professor Rui Tamura (Kyoto University) was also on hand to present awards.

(Far left) Professor Rui Tamura (Kyoto University & Organic Crystals Division President) with Hiromitsu Urakami (RSC) and award winners

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Poster prize winners at ECM29

(Far left) Professor Christer Aakeroy (Associate Editor, CrystEngComm) with the poster prize winners

Many congratulations to the following CrystEngComm poster prize winners: Josefina Perles (Universidad Autonoma de Madrid, Spain), Laura Valles Rios (Freie Universitat, Berlin) and Shu Tsukui (Kyoto University, Japan) who were presented with their certificates by our Associate Editor, Professor Christer Aakeroy at the 29th European crystallographic meeting which took place in Rovinj, Croatia from the 23rd-28th August 2015.

The meeting took 4 years of preparation and stemmed from the Executive Committee of the Croatian Crystallographic Association (CCA) accepting an invitation of the European Crystallographic Association to present the bid to host the ECM29 in Croatia.

Further information about the meeting can be viewed here.

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Poster prize winners at The 2nd ICSU/IUPAC Workshop

CrystEngComm would like to congratulate the following who were awarded poster prizes for their contributions at the 2nd ICSU/IUPAC Workshop on Crystal Engineering which took place in Como, Italy from the 30th August – 1st September 2015.

  • Vijith Kumar (Politecnico di Milano, Italy): ‘Dynamic Separation of Homologous Dicarboxylic Acids by Nonporous Organic Solids’
  • Hannes Kulla (BAM, Germany): ‘Direct in Situ Analysis of Milling Reactions using Synchrotron XRD and Raman Spectroscopy’
  • Luca Catalano (Politecnico di Milano, Italy): ‘Modular Preparation and Dynamic Characterization of Halogen-Bonded Crystalline Molecular Rotors’
  • Davide Capucci (University of Parma, Italy): ‘Stabilization of Drug Molecules Through Co-Crystallization and Their Solubility Properties’

Participation at the workshop was free and and consisted of invited lectures by internationally renowned leaders in the field with plenty of opportunities for young scientists’ networking with both peers and recognized leaders in the field.

Further details about the event can be found on the website.

CrystEngComm poster prize winners (from top to bottom: Luca Catalano & Vijith Kumar)

CrystEngComm poster prize winners (from top to bottom: Hannes Kulla & Davide Capucci)

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SPP 1415 Kristalline Nichtgleichgewichtsphasen – Theorie und Experiment (Nonequilibrium crystalline phases – theory and experiment)

Professor Josef Breu awarding Miss Iryna Andrusenko the CrystEngComm poster prize

Congratulations to Miss Iryna Andrusenko, University of Mainz, the winner of the CrystEngComm Poster Prize at the recent ‘Kristalline Nichtgleichgewichtsphasen – Theorie und Experiment’.

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Iryna’s poster, titled ‘Importance of Understanding the Vaterite Structure’ is based on her research into a polymorph of calcium carbonate, Vaterite.

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Well done Iryna, I hope you enjoy your copy of Science of Ice Cream!

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Poster prizes at IUCr Congress 2011

Congratulations to Sajesh Thomas from Bangalore, India and Christophe Vande Velde based in Antwerp in Belgium, recent winners of the CrystEngComm poster prizes at the IUCr Congress in Madrid which took place from the 22-30 August this year.

The prizes were presented to Sajesh and Christophe by CrystEngComm Advisory Board member Catalina Ruiz Perez. The winners each received an RSC book, a subscription to CrystEngComm and a CrystEngComm poster prize certificate.

Sajesh’s poster was entitled ‘Observation of a Conserved ‘Selenium Bond Synthon’ Involving Se…O Interaction’ and Christophe presented a poster on ‘Non-centrosymmetric Molecules – Centrosymmetric Structure?’

I was  also in attendance at this busy  meeting packed with excellent posters and talks on a huge range of topics from the field of crystal engineering and crystallography. I had a fantastic time at this well organised congress and arrived back with some IUCr mugs to remind me of the conference!  CrystEngComm Webwriter Claire Murray was also in beautiful Madrid at the event so look out for her report on her congress experience – coming soon to the CrystEngComm blog……

Check out more recent conference news here

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Elena Marelli wins poster prize at the BCA Spring Meeting 2011

Elena Marelli from the University of Reading was this year’s winner of the CrystEngComm-CCG Poster Prize at the BCA Spring meeting at the University of Keele in April. Elena won the prize for her poster ‘Breaking up and getting back together: Transition metal cyanides in action’. Elena is supervised by Drs Ann Chippindale and Simon Hibble at Reading. Congratulations Elena!

Were you at this year’s BCA Spring meeting? Did any posters or talks particularly catch your eye? Tell us about your experience at the meeting by posting a comment on the blog below.

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Midwest Organic Solid-State Chemistry Symposium XXI

The 21st Midwest Organic Solid-State Chemistry Symposium (MOSSCS) was held this past June 10-11, 2011 at Eastern Illinois University in Charleston Illinois.  The origins of this meeting date back to Professor David Curtin’s retirement (Univ. of Illinois) in 1998 that has since rotated among a cohort of universities in the Midwestern United States.  MOSSCS meetings provide a mechanism for emerging research scientist (undergraduate and graduate students, and postdocs) working in solid-state chemistry with an opportunity to showcase their work and become aware of the activities of other research groups. 

Prashant Chopade, CrystEngComm prize winner

While all topics related to organic solid state chemistry are welcomed, this year’s meeting consisted of 27 talks centered on crystal transformations, glass solids, polymorphism, energetic materials, pharmaceuticals, and molecular recognition.  The keynote speakers, Lian Yu (Univ. of Wisconsin) and Joe Lauher (Stoney Brook Univ.), and each of the conference presenters, provided extensive insight and stimulating discussion of the current challenges and trends in solid-state materials.  In addition to the interchange of inspiring science, each MOSSCS meeting highlights the best student presentation.  This year’s award winner was Mr Prashant Chopade from Kansas State University.

Check out Prashant’s research in his recent paper published in ChemComm:

Facile synthesis and supramolecular chemistry of hydrogen bond/halogen bond-driven multi-tasking tectons
Christer B. Aakeröy, Prashant D. Chopade, Claudia Ganser and John Desper
Chem. Commun., 2011, 47, 4688-4690 DOI: 10.1039/C1CC10436E

Report from Kraig Wheeler, Eastern Illinois University

Were you at MOSSCS this year? Tell us about your experience by posting a comment below…..

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CrystEngComm Poster Prize winner Raeeun Lee

Congratulations to Raeeun Lee from the Osaka University in Japan– recent winner of the CrystEngComm Poster Prize at the 60th JSCC Symposium which took place in Osaka from the 27th-30th September!

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CrystEngComm Poster Prize winner in Bologna

Congratulations to Denise Rossi from the University of Innsbruck in Austria – winner of the CrystEngComm Poster Prize at the 5th Bologna convention on crystal forms which took place in Bologna, Italy from the 2nd-4th September.

The title of Denise’s winning poster is’Cyclopal: Unexpected and extensive solvate formation by a barbiturate‘.

Denise is presented with her prize by CrystEngComm Associate Editor, Christer Aakeroy

Read some related CrystEngComm articles:

Can a small amount of crystal solvent be overlooked or have no structural effect? Isomorphous non-stoichiometric hydrates (pseudo-polymorphs): the case of salicylaldehyde thiosemicarbazone
Hassan Hosseini Monfared, Anne-Christine Chamayou, Soliman Khajeh and Christoph Janiak
CrystEngComm, 2010,DOI: 10.1039/C0CE00041H

Solid state characterisation of four solvates of R-cinacalcet hydrochloride
Doris E. Braun, Volker Kahlenberg, Thomas Gelbrich, Johannes Ludescher and Ulrich J. Griesser
CrystEngComm, 2008, 10, 1617-1625 DOI: 10.1039/B809219B
 
Gas–solid reactions between the different polymorphic modifications of barbituric acid and amines
Dario Braga, Marcella Cadoni, Fabrizia Grepioni, Lucia Maini and Katia Rubini
CrystEngComm, 2006, 8, 756-763 DOI: 10.1039/B603910

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