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  • Welcome


    ICCGE-22 will take place in 2028 in Grenoble, France, from July 23rd to 28th. This 22nd edition of the  International Conference on Crystal Growth and Epitaxy-ICCGE-22 will be the latest in a sequence that started with ICCG-1 in Boston, MA, USA in 1966, which marked the formation of the crystal growth community as an independent discipline rather than subsidiary to a number of other fields. The key principle is that the theory and practice of crystal growth is common across a range of materials and applications and that we have much to share with one another.

    Prior to ICCGE-22, young researchers and PhD students from all over the World will participate in the 20th International Summer School on Crystal Growth (ISSCG-20), held in Marseille, France, from July 17th to 22nd.

    The conference program of ICCGE-22 will include many sessions covering the most advanced research in all topics of crystal growth phenomena, theory, experiments and applications, planned to be presented and discussed during plenary lectures, invited talks, oral presentations and poster communications. To achieve this, ICCGE-22 will implement up to 7 parallel sessions. A gala dinner at the Château du Touvet is also planned. Besides, ICCGE-22 will be the opportunity to award the IOCG Frank, Laudise and Schieber Prizes, and to hold the general assembly of the IOCG.

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    ICCGE-22 Early registration: TBD
    ICCGE-22 Late registration: TBD
    ICCGE-22 ABSTRACT submission deadline: TBD
     

  • IUCr gender balance statement


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  • Award


    The Frank Prize: awarded for significant fundamental contributions to the field of crystal growth.
    The Laudise Prize: presented for significant technological contributions to the field of crystal growth.
    The Schieber Prize: awarded to a young author to recognize his or her outstanding scientific publications in the field of crystal growth.

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  • Historical review

       
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  • Why MARSEILLE AND Grenoble?


    On the initiative of M. Schieber (Jerusalem) Secretary General of C. I. C. C. and R. Kern (Marseille), the Groupe Français de Croissance Cristalline (G. F. C. C.) was created in Paris on the 15th January of 1968.
    The I. C. C. G. 2 (Birmingham 1968) assembly expressed general agreement on the proposal of M. Schieber to organize I. C. C. G. 3 in Marseille, France in 1971, appointing W. Dekeyser and R. Kern joint co-chairmen with B. Mutaftschiev as Secretary General.
    I. C. C. G. 3 was held in July 1971 in Marseille, on the Luminy campus (650 participants, 420 international, 321 papers presented, 200 published).
    Raymond Kern created the Centre de Recherches sur les Mécanismes de la Croissance Cristalline (C. R. M. C. 2) on the Luminy campus in 1980. In the next decades, this Center evolved by merging new laboratories (1988, 2004, 2008) and eventually became the Centre Interdisciplinaire de Nanoscience de Marseille (CINaM).
    Grenoble also has to do with crystal growth, with a great record of experts (B. Chakraverty, F. Durand, F. Forrat, J-.J. Favier, J. Villain, B. Ferrand, J-.P. Garandet, etc.). In 2004, the 14th International Conference on Crystal Growth ICCG-14 was organized in Grenoble, by the « Grenoble team »: Th. Duffar (Coordinator), J. Villain, P. Wellmann, ... Today, Grenoble is a flourishing academic campus and R&D site very active in crystal growth (from physics and chemistry to biology) with many healthy companies.
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