Harry's Personal Pages

These are Harry Powell's personal pages; sorry this isn't more colourful and stylish!

The Laboratory of Molecular Biology

If you are looking for the LMB's home page, it's here

Data processing software

All the MOSFLM stuff can be accessed from here

The most up-to-date version of the MOSFLM User Guide.

MOSFLM FAQ and problem pages.

The most recent version of iMosflm.

Phil Evans programs - Scala, Aimless, Pointless. Most recent versions, with links back to 2003.

Crystallographic organisations

I am currently involved with several different Crystallographic organisations.

The principal organisation involved with education and promotion of Crystallography within the British Isles is the British Crystallographic Association. It caters for Crystallography in different fields of science - Biological Structures, Chemical Crystallography, Industrial Crystallography and Physical Crystallography. The interests of Young Crystallographers in all these disciplines are catered for in their own Group.
The BCA will not be holding an annual meeting in the Spring of 2013; instead, it will host the European Crystallographic Meeting at Warwick University from 25th to 29th August 2013.
Each of the Groups organises their own meetings in the Autumn and Winter; these meetings address particular issues of current importance and interest.
Membership of the BCA entitles the member to reduced rates of attendance at meetings of both the BCA and of all its Groups; student and post-doctoral members can apply for generous bursaries to help cover the cost of attending relevant meetings both in the UK and abroad.

In Europe and Africa, the regional interests of Crystallography come within the purview of the European Crystallographic Association. The ECA organizes a meeting every year in which there is no IUCr Congress.

Last year's European Crystallographic Meeting (ECM 27) was held in Bergen, Norway from 6th - 11th August 2012. A list of previous meetings is available on the ECM's website
In August 2013, BCA will host the European Crystallographic Meeting (ECM28) at Warwick University.
I am currently the Chairman of the ECA's Special Interest Group in Crystallographic Computing - "SIG9" or "ECACOMSIG", and am looking after their web-pages, which have some information about activities and sources of crystallographic software.

The Global umbrella organization for the National and Regional Crystallographic Associations is the International Union of Crystallography, which has operated since 1948. As well as holding a Congress and General Assembly every three years (the last was held in Madrid, Spain, from 22nd - 30th August 2011), the IUCr publishes scientific journals and books on the topic.
The IUCr's Commission on Crystallographic Computing held a Summer School in Oviedo, Spain from 16th - 21st August 2011, immediately before the IUCr Congress.
The next Congress and General Assembly will be in Montreal, Canada from 5th - 12th August, 2014.

Other resources

A few links to presentations that I have given and other "useful" resources.

Pictures

Photographs taken:
- at Kansai Seminar House, during the Computing School held in August 2008 (the "Second Kansai School")
- at Certosa di Pontignano, August 2005 (the "Siena School")
- in Florence during the IUCr Congress in August 2005.
- at the CCP4 Workshop at the ACA meeting in Chicago, Illinois, 24th July 2010.
Photographs of the IFR mini-reunions in Reading on 19th August 2007, 21st June 2008, and 19th July 2009.

Disclaimer:
These pages are my personal pages. The opinions expressed here are not necessarily those of the Laboratory of Molecular Biology or the Medical Research Council.

Last modified: Mon May 13 11:30:51 BST 2013

	The principal organisation involved with education and promotion of Crystallography within the British Isles is the British Crystallographic Association. It caters for Crystallography in different fields of science - Biological Structures, Chemical Crystallography, Industrial Crystallography and Physical Crystallography. The interests of Young Crystallographers in all these disciplines are catered for in their own Group. The BCA will not be holding an annual meeting in the Spring of 2013; instead, it will host the European Crystallographic Meeting at Warwick University from 25th to 29th August 2013. Each of the Groups organises their own meetings in the Autumn and Winter; these meetings address particular issues of current importance and interest. Membership of the BCA entitles the member to reduced rates of attendance at meetings of both the BCA and of all its Groups; student and post-doctoral members can apply for generous bursaries to help cover the cost of attending relevant meetings both in the UK and abroad.

	In Europe and Africa, the regional interests of Crystallography come within the purview of the European Crystallographic Association. The ECA organizes a meeting every year in which there is no IUCr Congress. Last year's European Crystallographic Meeting (ECM 27) was held in Bergen, Norway from 6th - 11th August 2012. A list of previous meetings is available on the ECM's website In August 2013, BCA will host the European Crystallographic Meeting (ECM28) at Warwick University. I am currently the Chairman of the ECA's Special Interest Group in Crystallographic Computing - "SIG9" or "ECACOMSIG", and am looking after their web-pages, which have some information about activities and sources of crystallographic software.

	The Global umbrella organization for the National and Regional Crystallographic Associations is the International Union of Crystallography, which has operated since 1948. As well as holding a Congress and General Assembly every three years (the last was held in Madrid, Spain, from 22nd - 30th August 2011), the IUCr publishes scientific journals and books on the topic. The IUCr's Commission on Crystallographic Computing held a Summer School in Oviedo, Spain from 16th - 21st August 2011, immediately before the IUCr Congress. The next Congress and General Assembly will be in Montreal, Canada from 5th - 12th August, 2014.