Asca crystallography

The Asian Crystallographic Association is the regional affiliate representative for crystallographic societies and organisations in Asia and Oceania. The Asia–Pacific region has had a long tradition of crystallography, and today, AsCA continues to promote communication and cooperation between researchers in this field.

What does ASCA stand for?

AsCA is a Regional Associate of the International Union of Crystallography

The objectives of AsCA are to facilitate cooperation in the science of crystallography within the Australasian region by promoting crystallographic research, and holding conferences and schools

Membership to AsCA is by country

What is BCA crystallography?

Spring Meetings - BCA Crystallography is a vital part of modern research into the structure and properties of materials ranging across the scientific fields of Chemistry, Biology, Physics, Materials science and Engineering

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What is the Asian Crystallographic Association?

The Asian Crystallographic Association is the regional affiliate representative for crystallographic societies and organisations in Asia and Oceania

The Asia–Pacific region has had a long tradition of crystallography, and today, AsCA continues to promote communication and cooperation between researchers in this field

AsCA is a Regional Associate of the International Union of Crystallography. The objectives of AsCA are to facilitate cooperation in the science of crystallography within the Australasian region by promoting crystallographic research, and holding conferences and schools. Membership to AsCA is by country.

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