News Call for Papers Symposium on Minicomputers and L a r g e - S c a l e Computations Montreal, Canada. May 29-June 2, 1977. Papers are invited on all phases of minicomputer applications and large-scale computations. Since the symposium papers will be published as a book in the ACS Symposium Se ries, potential contributors are advised to consult ACS Symposium Series # 19, 1975, for format, level, and scope. T h e symposium is being orga nized and sponsored by the ACS Divi sion of Computers in Chemistry. Send title and abstract/outline, not later t h a n 1 December, to Peter Lykos, Illi nois Institute of Technology, Chicago, 111. 60616 (312-567-343)
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