This historic walled city with its medieval guild halls and hostelries offers many attractions for the visitor, including the Jorvik Viking Centre , the National Railway Museum , York Minster , York Castle Museum , Clifford's Tower and the Merchant Adventurers' Hall, as well as an excellent shopping centre . York is set in the centre of the Vale of York with the Yorkshire Dales, Moors and Wolds and stately homes and other attractions all within easy reach. Registration A registration form can be downloaded as a Word document . Or contact Barbara Jones if you would like a hard-copy to be sent to you. If you have any questions about the course please contact Annie Hodgson .
Membership is drawn from industry, academia and research organisations.
The unifying feature of members is an interest in any aspect of theoretical or applied industrial spectroscopy. Four meetings a year are held, including an industrial meeting and the long standing 'Christmas' meeting at King's College, London. The Society is committed to training through the provision of courses and the Martin and Willis prizes for young spectroscopists. The Department of Chemistry at The University of York offers other short courses on a range of interesting topics.