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American Crystallographic Association

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American Crystallographic Association
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The American Crystallographic Association, Inc. (ACA) is a non-profit, scientific organization for scientists who study the structure of matter via crystallographic methodologies. Since its founding in 1949 it has amassed over 2000 members worldwide.

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The association meets annually in July and has several interest groups dealing with specific aspects of crystallography, including fiber diffraction, electron diffraction, neutron scattering, and powder diffraction.

A quarterly magazine, called ACA RefleXions, is published in addition to a scholarly journal. Structural Dynamics is a peer-reviewed, open access, online-only journal co-published by ACA and AIP Publishing. It highlights research articles on structural determination and dynamics of systems, enabled by the emerging new instruments (e.g. XFELs, high harmonic generation, ultra-short electron sources, etc.) and new experimental and theoretical methodologies. The journal is accepting short communications, topical reviews, and research papers in the following topics: Experimental Methodologies, Theory and Modeling, Surfaces and Interfaces, Materials, Liquids and Solutions, and Biological Systems.

The association presents several awards[1]

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Past presidents

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Past presidents of the association are listed below. The vice-president from the previous year becomes president in the current year.[2][3]

  • Isidor Fankuchen (1950)
  • Ralph Wyckoff (1951)
  • Paul Peter Ewald (1952)
  • Lawrence O. Brockway (1953)
  • Edward Wesley Hughes (1954)
  • William Lipscomb (1955)
  • Joseph D. H. Donnay (1956)
  • Elizabeth A. Wood (1957)
  • Dan McLachlan, Jr (1958)
  • Robert E. Rundle (1959)
  • Jürg Waser (1960)
  • Kenneth N. Trueblood (1961)[4]
  • Verner Schomaker (1962)[5]
  • George A. Jeffrey (1963)[6]
  • Howard T. Evans, Jr (1964)[7]
  • Henri A. Levy (1965)
  • Benjamin Post (1966)[8]
  • John S. Kasper (1967)[9]
  • Sidney C. Abrahams (1968)
  • Walter Clark Hamilton (1969)
  • David P. Shoemaker (1970)[10]
  • William R. Busing (1971)
  • Jerome Karle (1972)
  • Robert A. Young (1973)
  • Edward C. Lingafelter (1974)
  • Robinson D. Burbank (1975)
  • Isabella Karle (1976)
  • Carroll K. Johnson (1977)[11]
  • Philip Coppens (1978)
  • Jenny Glusker (1979)
  • Harold W. Wyckoff (1980)
  • Quintin C. Johnson (1981)
  • Jerome B. Cohen (1982)[12]
  • David Sayre (1983)
  • David H. Templeton (1984)[13]
  • Robert E. Newnham (1985)
  • William L. Duax (1986)
  • Charles E. Bugg (1987)[14]
  • Helen M. Berman (1988)
  • Bryan M. Craven (1989)
  • David J. Duchamp (1990)[15]
  • Judith Flippen-Anderson (1991)
  • Keith D. Watenpaugh (1992)[16]
  • Richard E. Marsh (1993)[17]
  • Elinor T. Adman (1994)[18]
  • Hugo Steinfink (1995)[19]
  • Carol P. Huber (1996)
  • Jon Clardy (1997)
  • Penelope W. Codding (1998)[20]
  • Abraham Clearfield (1999)
  • Connie G. Chidester (2000)
  • William C. Stallings (2001)
  • Charles W. Carter, Jr (2002)[21]
  • Raymond E. Davis (2003)[22]
  • Frances Jurnak (2004)
  • Louis T. J. Delbaere (2005)[23]
  • Robert Bau (2006)[24]
  • A. Alan Pinkerton (2007)
  • Marvin L. Hackert (2008)
  • Robert Von Dreele (2009)
  • Judith A. Kelly (2010)
  • Thomas Koetzle (2011)
  • George N. Phillips, Jr. (2012)
  • Cheryl Stevens (2013)
  • Martha Teeter (2014)
  • Christopher Cahill (2015)
  • Thomas Terwilliger (2016)
  • Amy Sarjeant (2017)
  • Lisa Keefe (2018)
  • Joseph D. Ferrara (2019)
  • Brian Toby (2020)
  • David Rose (2021)
  • Diana Tomchick (2022)
  • Cora Lind-Kovacs (2023)
  • Allen Oliver (2024)
  • Gerald Audette (2025)
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