Sir2011 v1.0 is available

Submitted by Gianluca Cascarano on 16 December, 2011 - 11:11

Sir2011 v1.0 logo

Sir2011 is the latest product of the Sir family.

It includes many new features that are described in the program help. Among them:

The ABC CD-ROM is online

Submitted by Sabino Maggi on 1 September, 2010 - 22:25

The full content of the "ABC: An Interactive Book on Crystallography" CD-ROM is now online. The tool can be run directly from a web browser provided you have a Java Runtime Environment installed on your system. For more information and detailed system requirements please check here.

Revised version of SIR2008 for Mac OS X 10.5 and 10.6

Submitted by Sabino Maggi on 17 May, 2010 - 16:37

Users of SIR2008 under Mac OS X have experienced a few weird problems after the latest upgrade of Mac OS X Leopard (currently at version 10.5.8), such as missing toolbar icons.

To try to solve the problem as quickly as possible, a new version of the SIR2008 package for OS X has been built and is currently under distribution for testing.

More detailed information can be found in this Forum post.

WYSIWYG editor available

Submitted by Sabino Maggi on 14 January, 2010 - 14:25

A WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) editor for editing forum posts and site content is online and is available to all registered users.

Please report any glitches or problems you might have on the Forums or through the Contact form.

Any feedback is appreciated.

Sabino Maggi

IM representatives of Individual Members of ECA in the Council

Submitted by Staff on 23 November, 2009 - 15:20

Dear ECA Individual Member

 

Thank you very much for the participation in the election of the representatives of Individual Members of ECA in the Council.

 

All together 109 Individual Members have voted. As the number of Individual Members of ECA is just above three hundred, following Statue 4.2, three IM Councillors are elected out of the six candidates to represent Individual Members in the Council:

 

Prof. Giovanni Luca Cascarano

Prof. Bill Clegg

Prof. Helen Stoeckli-Evens

 

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