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'Young crystallographers' rejuvenate crystallography in Germany
Florian Meurer1,2, Jakob Möbs3, Melanie Nentwich4
1Faculty for Chemistry and Pharmacy, University of Regensburg, Universitätsstr. 31, Regensburg, 93053, Germany.
The Young Crystallographers (YC) group actively supports early-career researchers in crystallography. This initiative fosters collaboration and knowledge transfer, rejuvenating the field in Germany.
Area of Science:
- Crystallography
- Materials Science
- Chemistry
Background:
- The Young Crystallographers (YC) group was established in 2013 within the German Crystallographic Society (DGK).
- YC has emerged as a leading international working group for early-career crystallographers.
- The group aims to support and rejuvenate the field of crystallography nationally.
Purpose of the Study:
- Introduce the Young Crystallographers (YC) group.
- Highlight YC's contributions to supporting early-career researchers.
- Demonstrate YC's role in the rejuvenation of crystallography in Germany.
Main Methods:
- Curated events and platforms for young crystallographers.
- Developed tailored educational content.
- Fostered collaboration and knowledge transfer.
Main Results:
- YC has become a highly active working group nationally and internationally.
- Significant contributions to supporting early-career researchers in diverse crystallography fields.
- Strengthened the rejuvenation of crystallography in Germany through community engagement.
Conclusions:
- The Young Crystallographers group has successfully fostered a vibrant community.
- YC's initiatives have played a crucial role in advancing crystallography in Germany.
- Continued support from the national society is vital for future growth.
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