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Below you will find all important information regarding the abstract submission.
We welcome scientific contributions from all areas of crystallography!
Abstract submission deadline: 1 October 2026.
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We cordially invite you to submit your results from science and practice on the following topics
Abstract topics
Young Crystallographers
- Young crystallographers' lightning talks
Teaching of Crystallography
- Teaching of crystallography
- Applications of software in everyday work
Experimental Methods
- Advances and applications of neutron, synchrotron and XFEL radiation
- Electron diffraction and instrumentation
- Spectroscopy in crystallography
- Non-ambient conditions
Theoretical Methods
- New trends in quantum crystallography
- Advanced computational methods/AI in crystallography
- Theory of aperiodic and complex structures
- Software development for crystallography
Biological Crystallography
- Structural biology meets chemistry
- Hot biostructures
- Serial and time-resolved crystallography
- Structure-based drug discovery
- Methods in structural biology
Abstract topics
Chemical Crystallography
- Frontier molecular crystallography
- Supramolecular and framework structures
- Charge density distribution from diffraction data
- Aperiodic and complex structures, theory and experiment
- Structure property relationships
- New Crystal structures
Physical Crystallography
- Anisotropic physical properties of solids
- Phase transitions
- Topological materials
- Magnetic materials
- Applications in acousto- and optoelectronics and sensor technology
Mineralogical Crystallography
- Biomineralization/-crystallization
- Mineral storages, reactivities, diffusion, surface activities
- Geochemistry and cosmochemistry
- Ices, hydrides and related minerals
Materials Science Crystallography
- Advanced functional materials
- Porous materials
- Disordered and non-crystalline materials
- Microstructure-property relationships
- In situ/operando studies of functional materials
Free topics