XIIIth International Conference on Small-Angle Scattering
XIIIth International Conference on Small-Angle Scattering
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第十三届小角散射国际会议
DOI：
10.1107/s0021889807013015
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发表时间：
2007
影响因子：
6.1
通讯作者：
M. Shibayama
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作者：
T. Hashimoto;Y. Amemiya;K. Osamura;M. Shibayama
第十三届小角散射国际会议（SAS 2006京都）于2006年7月9日至13日在日本京都的京都国际会议厅举行。大会组委会很荣幸能在京都主办SAS 2006。毫无疑问，本次会议成功的关键在于来自30多个国家的500多名与会者报告了极高质量的基于小角度散射的研究。作为主办方，我们非常享受在京都国际会议厅的会议室里听到“小角度散射”的主题，就像宴会上日本“和太鼓”的鼓声所发出的美丽而激动人心的回响。我们特别高兴有机会将来自物理科学、材料科学和生物科学不同领域的演讲者和参与者聚集在同一个会议室，讨论他们的工作，小角度散射是重要的统一关键词。希望我们能与你们分享一个共同的印象，即小角散射场在科学技术和它对本世纪文化的贡献方面正获得更大的意义。如表1所示，我们非常高兴地报告，来自五大洲33个国家的548名与会者（见图1）参加了本次会议，其中包括262名来自日本的与会者和60名来自亚洲和澳大利亚（不包括日本）的与会者。我们有538个报告，包括125个口头报告和413个海报报告，其数量超过了上次SAS 2002威尼斯会议约150个。我们很高兴地报告，SAS 2006京都会议将延续自1984年开始的过去七届SAS会议期间报告数量快速持续增长的趋势（见图2），正如A. Craievich在SAS 2002威尼斯会议的会议记录中。由于这是第一次在亚洲和大洋洲地区举行的SAS会议，我们鼓励来自7个国家的12名亚洲研究人员参加这次会议，并得到日本科学促进会的资助。我们利用国际晶体学联合会（IUCr）和京都大学基金会的赠款，资助了来自14个国家的18名年轻研究人员。会议的科学计划包括7个涉及各科学领域热点问题的全体会议，19个一般会议，5个特别会议和海报。在整个活动期间，一般性会议和特别会议同时举行。一般性会议包括下列专题：聚合物;仪器和方法;生物溶液散射;胶体、表面活性剂和脂类;合金和陶瓷;
The XIIIth International Conference on Small-Angle Scattering (SAS2006 Kyoto) took place in Kyoto, Japan, on 9–13 July 2006, at the Kyoto International Conference Hall. The Organizing Committee is honoured to have hosted SAS2006 Kyoto. It goes without saying that the key to success of this conference lies with the participants, over 500 of whom came from over 30 countries, to report small-angle scattering-based research of extremely high quality. We, the organizers, very much enjoyed hearing the theme of ‘small-angle scattering’ being thundered across the conference rooms of the Kyoto International Conference Hall, like the beautiful, exciting reverberations from the roll of a Japanese ‘Wadaiko’ drum at the banquet. We were especially pleased to have had the opportunity to bring speakers and participants, from contrasting fields in the physical sciences, materials sciences and biological sciences, together in the same conference rooms to discuss their work, with small-angle scattering as the important, unifying key word. Hopefully we would like to share a common impression with you, that the smallangle scattering field is gaining greater significance in science and technology and in its contributions to the culture of this century. As listed in Table 1, it is our great pleasure to report that 548 participants (see Fig. 1) from 33 countries and five continents attended this conference, including 262 participants from Japan and 60 participants from various countries in Asia and Australia excluding Japan. We had 538 presentations including 125 oral presentations and 413 poster presentations, the number of which exceeds that of the previous SAS2002 Venice meeting by about 150. We are happy to report that SAS2006 Kyoto could continue the trend of fast and persistent growth in the number of presentations during the last seven SAS conferences starting in 1984 (see Fig. 2), as pointed out by Professor A. Craievich in the Proceedings of the SAS2002 Venice meeting. Since this is the first SAS conference held in the Asia and Oceania region, we encouraged 12 Asian researchers from seven countries to attend this conference, with financial support from the Japan Society for Promotion of Science. We supported 18 young researchers from 14 countries with grants from the International Union of Crystallography (IUCr) and the Kyoto University Foundation. The scientific program of the conference contained seven plenary lectures on hot topics covering various scientific fields, 19 general sessions, five special sessions and posters. The general and special sessions were run in parallel throughout the event. The general sessions included the following topics: polymers; instrumentation and methods; biological solution scattering; colloids, surfactants and lipids; alloys and ceramics;