General Information

About the Conference
The 21st International Liquid Crystal Conference will be held from July 2-7, 2006 in the Rocky Mountain resort village of Keystone, Colorado located about 90 miles west of Denver. The conference is held under the auspices of of the International Liquid Crystal Society and organized by the Liquid Crystal Materials Research Center at the University of Colorado. The Keystone Conference Center and surrounding accommodations will provide an exceptional setting for this meeting.

About the Keystone Resort
The Keystone Resort is Colorado's most acclaimed Rocky Mountain resort and conference center.  Summer is spectacular here. The climate is mild, the days are long and the resort offers a variety of outdoor activities. You can experience a scenic gondola ride, hiking, 36 holes of mountain championship golf, yoga, a trail ride followed by a barn dance, biking on more than 40 miles of paved paths, mountain biking on more than 100 miles of trails, or just lounging by one of the resort's 16 swimming pools.

The Adventure Center in Lakeside Village is your headquarters for summer activities.  During lectures and poster sessions, your family can enjoy hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, fishing, golf and other activities. Free times in the afternoons will enable you to participate in these activities, together with your colleagues or your families.

Keystone is an excellent starting point for a post-conference tour of the American West, with several famous national parks within driving distance, including Arches, Canyonlands, Mesa Verde, and the Grand Canyon.