日本結晶学会創立30周年を迎えて

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Under the presidency of the late Professor Shoji Nishikawa, the Crystallographic Society of Japan was founded in 1950 consisting of 102 members to promote crystallography and allied sciences in Japan and to serve as an electorate for the members of National Committee for Crystallography which had been formed in 1949. The development of the Society which has since taken place is closely related to an enormous progress in crystallography itself ; we now have 4 honorary members, 894 regular members, and 34 supporting members. The Journal of the Crystallographic Society of Japan, first published in 1959, now appears bimonthly to review update topics, meeting with ever increasing demand for crystallographic knowledge in our country.
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