[ Topic of Interest ]
• Microscopy preparation approaches for structure analysis of tissues, cells and organells
• Applications of multiresolution and/or multimodal microscopy methods to study cell structure (i.e., multiscale, high-througput, high-volume, …)
Name | Affiliation | Nationality | Title |
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Michael Elbaum | Weizmann Institute of Science | Israel | Automation of 4D-STEM cryo-tomography with SavvyScan and SerialEM |
Dong Li | Institute of Biophysics | China | Pushing the envelope of super-resolution microscopy for sustained live imaging of rapid subcellular processes |
Mark Ellisman | University of california san diego | USA | Revealing Secrets Hiding in Plain Sight: Advances in Multi-scale Multi-modal Imaging. |
ISHIHARA Naotada | Graduate School of Science, Osaka University | Japan | Dynamics of mitochondrial double membranes and genome |
Live imaging using deeply penetrating microscopy of cells and on the tissue as well as in the organisms provides valuable information to understand actual biological phenomenon at the cellular and molecular levels in the field of immunology, neuroscience, and physiology. Especially intravital imaging of various organs in live animal opens new era to elucidate novel mechanism and morphology of cell-to-cell intraction during pathologic process. This symposium will bring the leading scientists specialized in live imaging tools in molecular and cellular immunology and neuroscience. The speakers in the symposium will provide up-to-date findings to make step forward for novel therapeutic strategy of varius diseases using live imaging techques.
[ Topic of Interest ]
• Two-photon intraivital imaging of various organs of live animal
• Quantitative analysis to explore the patterns of morphology and motility of leukocytes and pathogens during immune response
• Strategies that combine the data from intravital imaging and the other biological research methods to elucidate biological events at cellular and molecular levels
◈ Co-organized Basic Research Laboratory for neuroinflammation-based neural network modulation, Yonsei University College of Medicine
Name | Affiliation | Nationality | Title |
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Jaehyung Cho | Washington University School of Medicine | USA | Live imaging of platelet thrombus formation during arterial thrombosis |
Sun Kwang Kim | Kyung Hee University College of Korean Medicine | Republic of Korea | In Vivo Two-Photon Microscopy Imaging of Synaptic Structures, Neuronal/Glial Calcium and Cerebrospinal Fluid in Living Mice |
Matteo Iannacone | San Raffaele Scientific Institute & University | Italy | Imaging immune responses in the liver |
Minsoo Kim | University of Rochester | USA | Visualizing and manipulating immunity with light |
Lai Guan NG | Singapore Immunology Network, ASTAR | Singapore | Staying neutral for neutrophils? |
Although cryo-EM has become a powerful tool for determining the structure of biological molecules, there are still important proteins that present challenges for this technique. Some of the main factors include, size, flexibility, heterogeneity, low abundance. Despite these challenges, cryo-EM is still an extremely valuable tool for studying the structure of biological molecules, and researchers continue to develop new techniques and methods to overcome these challenges and push the boundaries of what is possible with this technique. In this session, we will invite several scientists and discuss about methods to overcome these problems and get valuable information how biological molecules operates.
[ Topic of Interest ]
• Structures of complex membrane proteins
• Structures of proteins targeted for drug discovery
• Structures of small and challenging proteins
• Structures of complex protein assemblies
Name | Affiliation | Nationality | Title |
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Salvador Ventura | Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona | Spain | Cryo-EM structure of hnRNPDL-2 fibrils, a functional amyloid associated with muscular dystrophy |
Weontae Lee | Yonsei University | Republic of Korea | Structural insights into selectivity of five human somatostatin receptors |
[ Topic of Interest ]
• Super-resolution live biological imaging technologies across scales in 2D, 3D and 4D
• Quantitative super-resolution analysis technologies
• Quantitative analysis techniques for super-resolution microscopy methodologies
• Quantitative analysis and correlation of multi-scale microscopy datasets
Name | Affiliation | Nationality | Title |
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Hyeon Jeong Lee | Zhejiang University | China | Tracking subcellular metabolic dynamics by molecular spectroscopic imaging |
Karina Pombo Garcia | Max Planck Institute of Molecular Cell Biology and Genetics | Germany | Super-resolution STED microscopy on biomolecular condensates |
Emmanuel Derivery | MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology | UK | Shedding light on endosomal trafficking with hyperspectral microscopy |
[ Topic of Interest ]
• Cryo-EM of molecules of high complexity
• Methods of the structure determination pipeline: from sample preparation to structure validation
• In situ structural cell biology at intermediate resolution
• Near-atomic resolution imaging in situ
◈ Co-organized by Institute for Basic Science/Pioneer Research Center for Biomolecular and Cellular Structure
Name | Affiliation | Nationality | Title |
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Steven J Ludtke | Baylor College of Medicine | USA | Macromolecular Motion in CryoEM and CryoET via Deep Learning GMMs |
Hans Elmlund | National Institutes of Health | USA | Computational methods for electron microscopy of liquid and frozen samples |
Wah Chiu | Stanford University | USA | Visualizing biological complexity in 3D by cryo-ET and image processing |
Xueming Li | Tsinghua University | China | Visualize macromolecules and membranes in cell and tissue by CryoET |
Peijun Zhang | University of Oxford | UK | Visualizing macromolecular structures by in situ cryo-electron tomography |
Naoko Mizuno | National Institutes of Health (NIH) | USA | Molecular neurobiology by cryo-ET |
Masahide Kikkawa | The University of Tokyo | Japan | Combination of genetics and cryo-electron tomography to study the docking of outer arm dyneins onto ciliary doublet microtubule in vertebrates |
Jian-Ren Shen | Okayama University | Japan | Structural studies of photosynthetic protein complexes by cryo-electron microscopy |
Soung-Hun Roh | Seoul National University | Republic of Korea | Direct visualization of a protein folding process by cryoEM |
[ Topic of Interest ]
• Novel methods in sample preparation for imaging specific molecules
• Cryo-electron microscopy techniques for visualizing molecules
• Advances in immunofluorescence and antigen retrieval
• Multi-modal approaches to visualize and quantify specific molecules using advanced microscopy techniques
• Application of mass spectrometry imaging for molecular identification and localization in cells and tissues
• Quantitative analysis of molecular distribution and localization using various microscopy techniques
• Exploration of the molecular architecture of cellular organelles using cutting-edge microscopy techniques
• Development of new technologies and techniques to enhance molecular imaging in biomedical research
Name | Affiliation | Nationality | Title |
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Toyoshi Fujimoto | Juntendo University | Japan | Freeze-fracture replica labeling electron microscopy for membrane lipids |
Tae-Ryong Riew | Department of Anatomy, Catholic Neuroscience Institute, College of Medicine, The Catholic University of Korea | Republic of Korea | Unraveling the role of non-neuronal cells in brain pathology via immuno-electron microscopy and correlative light- and electron-microscopy |
[ Topic of Interest ]
• Ultrastructural pathology
• Nephropathology
• Dermatopathology
• Surgical pathology
• CryoEM in disease
Name | Affiliation | Nationality | Title |
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Susan Lea | CSB/CCR | USA | Structural Basis of Directional Switching by the Bacterial Flagellum |
Takeshi Matsui | Tokyo University of Technology | Japan | Corneoptosis, a unique cell death of stratum granulosum of skin epidermis |
[ Topic of Interest ]
• Correlative microscopy instrumentation and workflows
• Sample preparation and handling for correlative microscopy
• Multiplex microscopy application in life science research
• Multi-modal imaging data analysis pipelines
Name | Affiliation | Nationality | Title |
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Li Yu | Tsing Hua University | China | Migrasome, a story start with an electron microscope image |
Robert Parton | University of Queensland | Australia | Cave Exploration at the Nanoscale: Multimodal Molecular Imaging to study Membrane Microdomains |
Richard Webb | University of Queensland | Australia | Correlative Microscopy: More than just CLEM |
Bruno Humbel | OIST | Japan | Correlative and Volume Microscopy |
Stephan Rauschenbach | University of Oxford, Dept. of Chemistry | UK | Cryo-EM atomic structure determination from macromolecular samples fabricated by native electrospray ion beam deposition (ESIBD) |
Nico Sommerdijk | Radboudumc | Netherlands | 3D Correlative Live and Cryogenic imaging of Biological Tissues combining Raman, Light and Electron Microscopy |
Peijun Zhang | University of Oxford | UK | Multiplex microscopy of virus infection in situ by cryoFIB and cryoET |
Wei Ji | Institute of Biophysics | China | Single molecule localization by interferometric & cryogenic imaging |
Feng-Xia Alice Liang | New York University Langone Health | USA | Structural and Functional Characterization of Intercalated Disc by Multiscale Microscopy |
Rachel Templin | Monash University | Australia | Correlative imaging for volume electron microscopy |
Eija Jokitalo | University of Helsinki | Finland | Towards quantitative volume EM analysis of cells and organelles |
Jae-Byum Chang | Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology | Republic of Korea | Ultra-multiplexed imaging of proteins via blind unmixing |
[ Topic of Interest ]
• Ultrastructural and structural analysis of bacterial infection and replication
• Ultrastructural and structural analysis of viral infection and replication
• Visualization of pathogen-host interaction and life cycle of pathogens in hosts
Name | Affiliation | Nationality | Title |
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Subhash Chandra Yadav | Electron Microscope Facility, Department of Anatomy, All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi, 110029, Delhi, India | India | Ultracellular imaging of bronchoalveolar lavage from young age COVID-19 patients with comorbidities showed greater SARS-COV-2 infection but lesser ultrastructural damage than the old age patients |
[ Topic of Interest ]
• New biological findings using microscopic tools in flies and nematodes
• Recent advances in invertebrate biology using non-model organisms
• Biodiversity and evolution revealed by microscopic studies
• Biology of parasites and pathogens using microscopic tools
Name | Affiliation | Nationality | Title |
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Ralf J. Sommer | Max-Planck-Institute for Biology Tuebingen | Germany | Pristionchus nematodes as a model for the evolution of plasticity and transgenerational inheritance |
Kyuhyung Kim | DGIST | Republic of Korea | Diverse roles of the mechanosensitive Piezo channel in C. elegans |
Yen-Ping Hsueh | Academia Sinica | Taiwan | Dynamic transcriptional profiling in a nematode-trapping fungus reveals key processes required for various stages of fungal carnivory |
Jiwon Shim | Hanyang University | Republic of Korea | Immune cells transport oxygen via protein phase transition in Drosophila |
Chung-Chuan Lo | Institute of Systems Neuroscience, National Tsing Hua University | Taiwan | Multi-scale analysis and neural network modeling based on connectomes of Drosophila melanogaster |
[ Topic of Interest ]
• Morphogenesis, pattern formation, cell fate specification and differentiation
• Imaging embryonic development and organogenesis
• Stem cells in tissue homeostasis and regeneration
• Genetic models of disease
Name | Affiliation | Nationality | Title |
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Aibin He | Peking University | China | Live imaging and tracing of fluid flow forces in cell fate control of mouse blastocyst |
Shyh-Jye Lee | National Taiwan University | Taiwan | Exploring the dynamics of macrophage behavior during the regeneration of lateral line neuromasts in zebrafish |
[ Topic of Interest ]
• 2D, 3D or 4D visualization of plants and fungi using multi-scale imaging techniques at various resolutions (optical, X-ray, and electron microscopy; live imaging; tomography; cryo; etc)
• Quantitative and qualitative morphological approaches to analyze environmental responses of plants and fungi including interactions between them
• Strategies interconnecting multiple imaging methods such as correlative microscopy
• Challenges to improve existing and/or develop new imaging techniquesas well as sample preparation methods
Name | Affiliation | Nationality | Title |
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Keith Duncan | Donald Danforth Plant Science Center | USA | X-ray microscopy - Using a lab-based imaging system for multiscale in situ 3D visualization of roots and mycorrhizal fungal structures |
Takao Oi | Nagoya University | Japan | Three-dimensional analysis by serial section electron microscopy for internal structures of a whole cell in plant leaves |
Debnath Ghosal | University of Melbourne | Australia | Understanding the structural basis of T-DNA translocation through the Agrobacterium tumefaciens Type IV Secretion System |
Takumi Higaki | Kumamoto University | Japan | Quantitative evaluation of cytoskeleton organization using fluorescence microscopic image analysis |
[ Topic of Interest ]
• Synaptic homeostasis in healthy and diseased brains with light and electron resolution microscopy
• The role of neural circuits by Ca imaging in awake-behaving animals
• Microscopic tool development and biophysics for better understanding of brains
Name | Affiliation | Nationality | Title |
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Zachary Freyberg | University of Pittsburgh | USA | Discovering new mechanisms of neuronal plasticity via live-cell imaging and cryo-electron tomography |
Jill Glausier | Department of Psychiatry, University of Pittsburgh | USA | Interrogating ultrastructural markers of synaptic function in postmortem human brain via focused ion beam scanning electron microscopy (FIB-SEM) |
Ulrik Gether | Department of Neuroscience, Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences, University of Copenhagen | Denmark | The nanoarchitecture of dopamine release sites: implications for reuptake and release dynamics |
Balázs Rózsa | Institute of Experimental Medicine, Eötvös Lóránd Research Network | Hungary | Inferring dendritic and cortical neuronal assemblies during visual learning revealed with 3D random access microscopy |
Thomas McHugh | RIKEN Center for Brain Scienec | Japan | Impact of bidirectional manipulation of local dendrite-targeting interneurons on hippocampal memory formation |
Jung-Hoon Park | Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology | Republic of Korea | Towards deeper high resolution in-vivo imaging |
[ Topic of Interest ]
• Super-resolution microscopy
• Light sheet microscopy
• Cryo-electron microscopy
• Mesoscopy
• Label-free imaging techniques
• Advanced methods in bioimage analysis
Name | Affiliation | Nationality | Title |
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Gail McConnell | University of Strathclyde | UK | Optical mesoscopy with the Mesolens |
Imari Sato | National Insitute of Informatics | Japan | Estimating Internal States through Photo Acoustic Imaging and Spectral Signature Analysis |
Pietro Ferraro | CNR - ISASI Institute of Applied Sciences & Intelligent Systems | Italy | Microfluidic Tomo-Cytometry for quantitative phase single cell analysis by holographic microscopy |
Keisuke Goda | University of Tokyo | Japan | Intelligent platelet morphometry and beyond |
[ Topic of Interest ]
• Extrinsic nanoparticles (ex. LNPs) and intrinsic nanoparticles (ex. EVs)
• Biomedical applications of nanoparticles
• Microscopic analyses of nanoparticles
• Nanoparticle engineering
• Biosafety and biodistribution of nanoparticles
Name | Affiliation | Nationality | Title |
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Richard Wong | WPI-Nano Life Science Institute, Kanazawa Universi | Japan | Nano-imaging of the SARS-CoV-2 virus invasion path towards to the nuclear pore |
Toshihiko Ogura | National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science | Japan | Nanoscale observation of living mammalian cells in liquid with high-contrast imaging by scanning electron assisted dielectric-impedance microscopy |
Hiroki Ida | Nagoya University | Japan | Direct evaluation of endogenous vesicles by electrochemical techniques using nanopipettes |
In this symposium, we will cover a wide range of topics where the use of advanced electron microscopy, such as aberration-corrected TEM, cryo-TEM, in-situ TEM, 4D-STEM, monochromated spectroscopies, and multi-dimensional imaging in a combination of machine learning, elevates fundamental understanding of structure-function relationship of nanomaterials. Material systems focused in the symposium include, but not limited to, nanoparticles, energy-conversion nanomaterials, energy-storage nanomaterials, and soft-nanomaterials.
The goal of this symposium is to bring researchers together from the microscopy community and nanomaterials society to seek for an opportunity to accelerate materials discovery.
[ Topic of Interest ]
• High- spatial/energy resolution and multi-dimensional imaging for nanomaterials
• In situ TEM for structural evolution of nanomaterial
• Development of advanced TEM methodologies for unprecedented characterization
• Nanoparticles, energy-conversion/energy-storage nanomaterials, and soft-nanomaterials
Name | Affiliation | Nationality | Title |
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Haimei Zheng | Lawrence Berkeley National Lab | USA | Unveiling Formation Mechanisms of Covalent Organic Framework Onion Nanostructures Through Liquid Phase TEM |
Matthew Jones | Rice Unviersity | USA | Understanding Symmetry-Breaking in Nanocrystal Growth at the Single-Particle Level |
Utkur Mirsaidov | National University of Singapore | Singapore | Imaging metallization processes used in semiconductor fabrication |
Vida Jamali | Georgia Institute of Technology | USA | Using deep learning to elucidate the dynamics of nanoparticles in liquid phase TEM |
Damien Alloyeau | CNRS / Laboratoire Matériaux et phénomènes Quantiques | France | Dynamics of functional nanomaterials in their formation and application media |
Dongsheng Li | Pacific Northwest National Laboratory | USA | Understanding and controlling crystal growth and structure-function relationship of nanomaterials vis in situ TEM techniques |
Wentao Yuan | Center of Electron Microscopy and State Key Laboratory of Silicon Materials, School of Materials Science and Engineering, Zhejiang University | China | Exploring Surface Dynamics of Nanocatalysts through In-situ Transmission Electron Microscopy |
Jianbo Wu | Shanghai Jiao Tong University | China | In situ Investigation of Catalysts Corrosion |
Kejie Zhao | Purdue University | USA | Dynamics and heterogeneity of particle network in composite electrodes of Li-ion batteries |
Wei Zhang | Key Laboratory of Advanced Energy Materials Chemistry (Ministry of Education), College of Chemistry, | China | Operando electrochemical study of ionic transport in Li-ion batteries |
Hailin Peng | Peking University | China | Scalable preparation of graphene membranes for high-resolution cryo-electron microscopy |
Hu Young Jeong | Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology | Republic of Korea | Interface analysis of nano-scale thin films using cross-sectional TEM |
Yu Han | SCUT | China | Low-dose electron microscopy imaging of crystalline electron beam sensitive materials |
Huan Wang | Peking University | China | Quantitative Analysis of Biomolecular Intermediate States in Liquids |
Jer-Ren Yang | National Taiwan University | Taiwan | TEM/STEM case studies on nano/atomic scaled structures in alloy steels, aluminum alloys, high-entropy alloys and optoelectronic materials |
[ Topic of Interest ]
• Quantitative atomic-scale characterization of carbon-based materials and 2D materials
• Spectroscopy study of carbon-based materials and 2D materials
• Defect physics of carbon-based materials and 2D materials
• Novel imaging techniques and AI-assisted image analysis
• In situ microscopy and spectroscopy
Name | Affiliation | Nationality | Title |
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Ute Kaiser | Ulm University | Germany | Towards understanding physics and chemistry of low-dimensional inorganic resp. organic materials at the single atom resp. single molecule level |
Zonghoon Lee | UNIST | Republic of Korea | Advances in 2D Materials Research using Atomic Resolution TEM/STEM |
Quentin Ramasse | SuperSTEM Laboratory | UK | Studying the chemistry and electronic structure of nanotube-encapsulated molecular and atomic systems with high-resolution STEM-EELS |
Ryosuke Senga | AIST | Japan | Nanoscale isotope imaging by vibrational spectroscopy |
Yung-Chang Lin | AIST | Japan | Unveiling the atomic structure of alkali metals intercalated in graphene layers |
Jani Kotakoski | University of Vienna | Austria | Electron irradiation-induced defects in 2D materials in vacuum and in low-pressure atmospheres |
Zhu-Jun Wang | ShanghaiTech University | China | Graphene Spiral CVD Growth |
Junhao Lin | Southern University of Science and Technology | China | Atomic study of defects and its correlations to the material properties in air-sensitive 2D materials |
Juan Carlos Idrobo | University of Washington | USA | Exploring Topological Properties in Materials by STEM |
Sarah Haigh | University of Manchester | UK | In situ Atomic Imaging of Surfaces and Twisted Interfaces in 2D Materials |
Tatiana Latychevskaia | Paul Scherrer Institute PSI | Switzerland | Convergent beam electron diffraction (CBED) of two-dimensional (2D) crystals |
Kwanpyo Kim | Yonsei University | Republic of Korea | Strong in-plane anisotropy of phosphorene visualized by electron microscopy: strain and reconstruction |
[ Topic of Interest ]
• Profile imaging to understand the devil of heterogeneous catalysis
• Playing God with thin films, combining multiple microscopies
• Is human intelligence worse than machine in understanding thin films?
• Can we apply our understanding and tools of inorganic surfaces to soft and biological materials?
• Are all aberration-corrected microscopes equal, or do some just drill holes in thin films?
Name | Affiliation | Nationality | Title |
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Simone Ciampi | Curtin University | Australia | Silicon–organic monolayer–platinum sliding diodes: DC Current from friction or from pressure? |
Aram Yoon | Fritz Haber Institut der Max Planck Gesellschaft | Germany | Direct Observation of Oxygen Pressure Induced Surface and Facet Restructuring on Rutile Nanocrystal |
Neus Domingo | CNMS/ORNL | USA | Dissecting the tip-sample electromechanical contact in AFM: gradients as neglected ingredients and charges as spicy deviled species |
Chan-Ho Yang | KAIST | Republic of Korea | Flexopiezoelectricity at ferroelastic domain walls in WO3 films |
Albina Borisevich | Oak Ridge National Laboratory | USA | The Surface You Know: Quantitative Studies of Surfaces with Scanning Transmission Electron Microscopy |
Rohan Mishra | Washington University in St. Louis | USA | Polarization in the presence of bends, twists and turns |
Yong Wang | Zhejiang University | China | Understanding heterogeneous catalysis via environmental transmission electron microscopy |
Michele Riva | Institute of Applied Physics, TU Wien | Austria | The diabolic surfaces of perovskite oxides: Blessing or curse? |
[ Topic of Interest ]
• Crystallography of alloys and compounds
• Phase transformations in alloys
• Qualitative/quantitative structure-property relationships in alloys
• Advanced 3D/quantitative techniques for microstructure analysis
Name | Affiliation | Nationality | Title |
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Jian-Feng Nie | Monash University | Australia | Solute Segregation in Homo- and Hetero-phase Interfaces in Mg Alloys |
Bin Miao | Tianjin Key Laboratory of Materials Laminating Fabrication and Interface Control Technology, School of Materials Science and Engineering, Hebei University of Technology | China | In situ TEM nanoindentation and STEM study on the atomic-scale slip and twinning deformation mechanism in alumina |
Xiaodong Han | Beijing University of Technology | China | Developing Atomic Resolved Mechanical Testing System and Measuring Grain/Twin Boundary Plasticity at Atomic Level |
Degang Xie | Xi'an Jiaotong University | China | In situ quantitative environmental TEM tests on hydrogen-dislocation interaction in Al and Fe |
Yizhong Huang | Nanyang Technological University | Singapore | Co coupled with O vacancies on more advancement of oxygen evolution reaction of Co3O4 thin nanosheets |
Shijian Zheng | Tianjin Key Laboratory of Materials Laminating Fabrication and Interface Control Technology, School of Materials Science and Engineering, Hebei University of Technology | China | Interface enhanced mechanical properties and Radiation resistance in Laminated Metallic Composition |
Satoshi Hata | Kyushu University | Japan | Applications and strategy of 3D microstructural observation for bulk metals and alloys using electron tomography |
Xiaoxu Huang | College of Materials Science and Engineering, Chongqing University | China | 3D dislocation structures in aluminum alloys revealed by electron tomography |
Elisabeth Thronsen | SINTEF Industry | Norway | Studying Precipitation in Aluminium Alloys using 4D-STEM |
[ Topic of Interest ]
• New imaging/spectroscopic methods to visualize atomic scale defects in oxides and ceramics.
• Structure-property relationships at the atomic-to-nanoscale that directly relate to macroscopic phenomena.
• Statistically reliable and computationally-enabled new data analysis methods.
• In situ real-time measurement of structure and dynamics of novel oxides and ceramics.
Name | Affiliation | Nationality | Title |
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James LeBeau | Massachusets Institute of Technology | USA | Exploring Antiferroelectric Thin Film Materials through Scanning Transmission Electron Microscopy and Ptychography |
Miyoung Kim | Seoul National University | Republic of Korea | Exploring ionic migration and structural evolution in dielectric devices |
Peter A. van Aken | Max Planck Institute for Solid State Researc | Germany | Strain-Tuned Magnetic Behavior in SrRuO3 Quantum Structures |
Shunsuke Kobayashi | Japan Fine Ceramics Center | Japan | Atomic-scale analysis of interfaces in cathodes and between cathodes and electrolytes in lithium-ion batteries |
Jordan Hachtel | OAK RIDGE NATIONAL LABORATORY | USA | Nanoscale Vibrational Spectroscopy at the Cracks and Interfaces of Heterostructures with Monochromated Electron Energy Loss Spectroscopy |
[ Topic of Interest ]
• Nanoscale and molecular-level structure including orientation, packing, morphology and interfaces in soft materials in solid and solution-state
• Stimuli-responsive soft materials: self-assembly behaviors in response to salt, pH, temperature, light, redox, electrical/magnetic fields, and mechanical stress
• Cryogenic electron microscopy, liquid phase electron microscopy, in-situ electron microscopy for polymers, biomolecules, and colloids
• 4D STEM, phase plates, low electron dose strategies, 3D reconstruction for soft materials
• Advanced algorithmic and computational data analysis approaches for soft matter
Name | Affiliation | Nationality | Title |
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Eva Olsson | Chalmers University of Technology | Sweden | Observing dopant species and polymerization evolution in organic semiconductors by tomography and in situ liquid phase studies using S(TEM) |
Hiroshi Jinnai | Tohoku University | Japan | Nanoscale structural characterization of polymer hierarchical structures - from the static and dynamic viewpoints - |
Joseph Patterson | University of California, Irvine | USA | Understanding the non-equilibrium mechanisms of supramolecular polymers using Liquid and Cryo EM |
Heiner Friedrich | Laboratory of Physical Chemistry & Center for Multiscale Electron Microscopy, Department of Chemical Engineering and Chemistry, Eindhoven University of Technology | Netherlands | Cryo and in-situ EM at CMEM: from graphene oxide supports to printed stretchable graphene conductors |
Peng Wang | University of Warwick | UK | Low-dose High-contrast Ptychographic Phase Imaging of Soft Materials |
Catriona McGilvery | Imperial College London | UK | Probing the hierarchical structure and nanoscale chemistry of reverse osmosis membranes |
[ Topic of Interest ]
• Automation of microscopy techniques, tooling, and dataset processing to improve analysis turn-around time and efficiency
• Strain mapping of devices using microscopy methods such as nanobeam diffraction, geometric phase analysis, dark field electron holography, 4D STEM, etc.
• Microscopy used to understand and solve processing problems or device failures
• Electron tomography to characterize 3D device structures such as FINFETs and nanosheets
• Atomic mapping of semiconductors interfaces
Name | Affiliation | Nationality | Title |
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Jean-Luc ROUVIERE | Univ. Grenoble Alpes, CEA, IRIG, MEM, LEMMA | France | Improved Electron Diffraction and EDX Analysis for enhanced nanostructure/device characterization |
Slawomir Kret | Institute of Physics, PAS | Poland | Relaxation mechanism and residual strain in radial hetero and hybrid nanowires, investigated by different TEM methods. |
Jiaqing He | SUSTech | China | Structure and property relationship in thermoelectric materials |
Jinsong Wu | Wuhan University of Technology | China | In-situ S/TEM investigations of domain and phase transitions in ion-conductive Cu2Se and Ag2Se semiconductors |
Hidki Sako | Toray Research Center, Inc. | Japan | Characterization of Crystal Defects in 4H-SiC bulk and Epitaxial Wafers by Conventional TEM and Atomic-Resolution STEM Techniques |
David Smith | Arizona State University | USA | Growth, defects and breakdown in ultrawide-bandgap semiconductors for power electronic devices |
Chien-Chun Chen | Department of Engineering and System Science, National Tsing Hua University | Taiwan | Laser-based reflected ptychography for promising characterizations of reticles and through-silicon vias. |
Richard Wei-Chih Li | E. A. Fischione Instruments, Inc. | USA | Top-down microelectronic device delayering work flow: Nanometer-scale uniformity over a millimeter-scale area |
He Zheng | Wuhan University | China | Microscopic structural evolution of low-dimensional metal oxide semiconductors under external stress |
[ Topic of Interest ]
• Diffusional Phase Transformation in Inorganic Materials
• Displacive(Martensitic) Phase Transformation in Inorganic Materials
• Deformation-induced Phase Transformation in Inorganic Materials
• Corrosion and Passivation Analyses in Metallic Surface
• Oxidation Behavior in Metallic Surface
Name | Affiliation | Nationality | Title |
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Tae-Ho LEE | Korea Institute of Materials Science | Republic of Korea | Dislocation models for strain-induced martensitic transformation and deformation twinning |
Ravishankar N | Indian Institute of Science | India | Phase Transformations in Layered Materials: Insights into Defects and Interfaces using Electron Microscopy |
Degang Xie | Xi'an Jiaotong University | China | In situ study of hydrogen-induced cavity/blister nucleation and growth at metal/oxide interface |
Eun Soo Park | Seoul National University | Republic of Korea | Engineering the microstructure in refractory high entropy superalloy |
Yoshihito Kawamura | Magnesium Research Center, Kumamoto University | Japan | Kink strengthening of alpha-Mg alloys having millefeuille structure |
[ Topic of Interest ]
* This symposium covers topics that include (but are not limited to):
• Structural, compositional and electronic properties of surfaces, interfaces and defects in magnetic and ferroelectric materials
• Static and dynamic probing of domains and domain walls and their topological behavior
• In situ measurements in the presence of external stimulai
• Direct measurements of local ferroic structure and properties
• Correlative techniques for studying magnetic and ferroelectric materials
• Comparisons of experimental measurements with theoretical predictions
Name | Affiliation | Nationality | Title |
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Myung-Geun Han | Brookhaven National Laboratory | USA | In situ cryo-TEM study of electric field effects on magnetic spin structures |
Xiu-Liang Ma | Songshan Lake Materials Laboratory | China | Topological structures in strained ferroelectric films |
Xiaozhou Liao | The University of Sydney | Australia | In-situ observation of ferroelectric domain switching triggered by external stimulations |
David Muller | Cornell University | USA | Imaging ferroic order with 4D-STEM and ptychography |
Leopoldo Molina-Luna | TU Darmstadt | Germany | The search for the perfect defect: atomic structure and domain wall pinning in samarium-cobalt-based permanent magnets. |
Naoya Shibata | The University of Tokyo | Japan | Magnetic field imaging by magnetic-field-free atomic-resolution STEM |
Peng Gao | Peking University | China | Imaging Flexoelectricity, Antiferrodistortive, and Polar Antivortex in low dimensional SrTiO3 |
Miryam Arredondo | QUB | UK | In-situ STEM studies of ferroelectric domains: The effect of temperature and chemical environment |
He Tian | Zhejiang University | China | In-situ manipulation of the ferroelectric domain and domain walls |
Shelly Michele Conroy | Department of Materials, Imperial College London | UK | Dynamically Formed Atomic-Scale Internal Phases of Mutliferroic and Hyperferroelectric Domain Walls During Dynamics under the Electron Beam |
Matthieu Bugnet | Univ Lyon, CNRS, INSA Lyon, UCBL, MATEIS, UMR 5510 | France | Electronic and structural properties of ferroelectric transition metal oxide thin films and nanomagnet/oxide interfaces investigated by STEM-EELS and X-ray absorption spectroscopy |
[ Topic of Interest ]
• Self-assembly of soft materials and nanoparticles through controlling of ligands interactions, solvent drying effects, and interfaces.
• Nucleation and growth of biological materials, polymers, MOF, hybrid organic-inorganic materials, nanoparticles, including role of biomolecules in biomineralization.
• Chemical reactions and transformations, including electrochemical catalytic fuel conversion, dynamic phenomena at solid-liquid interfaces.
• Liquid phase Electron microscopy & analysis of polymers, DNAs, biomaterials, liquids, electron beam sensitive materials.
• Dynamic and multiscale imaging with electron microscopy and scanning probe microscopy; advanced microscopy imaging and analysis methods.
Name | Affiliation | Nationality | Title |
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Yao Yang | UC Berkeley | USA | Operando Electrochemical Liquid-Cell STEM (EC-STEM) Studies of Evolving Nanocatalysts for CO2 Reduction |
Vasiliki Tileli | EPFL | Switzerland | Cryogenic and liquid-phase electron microscopy for electrocatalytic materials |
Jennifer Dionne | Stanford University | USA | The light stuff: enabling sustainable chemical manufacturing with atomically-optimized photocatalysts |
Utkur Mirsaidv | National University of Singapore | Singapore | Visualizing Reactions and Phase Transitions at Nanoscale |
Yujun Xie | Department of Nuclear Engineering, University of California at Berkeley | USA | Spatially resolved structural order in low-temperature liquid electrolyte |
Hong-Gang Liao | Xiamen University | China | Solid liquid interface structure&reactions studied by In situ liquid phase TEM |
Jungwon Park | Seoul National University | Republic of Korea | Advanced electron microscopy for studying soft materials |
Jennifer Cookman | University of Limerick | Ireland | Investigating Pharmaceutical Crystallisation with Liquid Phase TEM |
B. Layla Mehdi | University of Liverpool | UK | Understanding and Controlling E-beam Distribution in Operando ec-(S)TEM |
Litao Sun | Southeast University | China | Visualization of atomic-scale manufacturing |
Katherine Jungjohann | Sandia National Laboratories | USA | Liquid interfacial electron microscopy identifies nanogalvanic corrosion in pearlitic steel |
jong min yuk | KAIST | Republic of Korea | In-Situ Graphene Liquid Cell Electron Microscopy of Battery Electrodes and Biological Specimens |
Qian Chen | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign | USA | Nanoscale structural and functional heterogeneity in polymers networks and proteins |
Nathan Gianneschi | Northwestern University | USA | Liquid Phase TEM for Hydrogel Structure Elucidation and Property Prediction |
Eiichi Nakamura | University of Tokyo | Japan | Cinematic Chemistry: Our Dream has Come True Regards, Eiichi |
B.C. Regan | UCLA | USA | Spectrum imaging of a live lithium ion cell |
Taylor Woehl | University of Maryland | USA | Visualizing Aerosol Nanoparticle Dissolution Dynamics with Vapor Phase Transmission Electron Microscopy |
Jiwoong Yang | Daegu Gyeongbuk Institute of Science and Technology (DGIST) | Republic of Korea | Phase transformation of inorganic nanocrystals revealed by in-situ TEM |
[ Topic of Interest ]
• Microscopic imaging, diffraction and spectroscopy of energy storage and conversion materials
• In-situ and in-operando methods
• Advanced computational methods for imaging and spectroscopy of energy materials
• Work-flows for sample preparation and correlative microscopy studies of energy materials
• Techniques for 3D microscopy analysis of energy-related materials
• Methods for detecting light elements in energy materials
• Low-dose techniques for minimizing irradiation damage in energy materials
Name | Affiliation | Nationality | Title |
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Caterina Ducati | University of Cambridge | UK | Exploring the structural and optical response of hybrid halide perovskites with electron microscopy |
Lucia Hughes | Advanced Microscopy Laboratory, Trinity College Dublin | Ireland | STEM-EELS analysis and insight into the dielectric engineering of perovskite materials for Pt-nucleation and enhanced oxygen reduction activity |
Mingjian Wu | FAU Erlangen-Nuremberg | Germany | Structural Insights into Organic Thin Films and Solar Cells: from Nanomophology to Nano-crystallites Evolution |
Joke Hadermann | University of Antwerp | Belgium | In situ 3DED in gas and liquid environments for following structural evolutions during reactions |
Jordi Arbiol | Catalan Institute of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology (ICN2), CSIC and BIST | Spain | 2D Nanostructures for Energy and Environmental Applications at Atomic Scale |
Joachim Mayer | RWTH Aachen University | Germany | The role of correlative CT and TEM investigations in the development of Li ion battery technology |
[ Topic of Interest ]
• charged particle optics components for an improvement of lateral, energy or temporal resolution
• new types of objective lenses for TEM, SEM (such as ultrafast EM) or FIB
• new electron or ion sources for higher brightness or lower energy width
• new detectors for TEM and STEM for faster and more reliable image acquisitions
• software developments for the simulation and the automatic control of instruments as well as for an automatic workflow and optical system optimization
Name | Affiliation | Nationality | Title |
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Jo Verbeeck | EMAT, University of Antwerp | Belgium | Progress and applications for programmable phase plates in TEM. |
Shuai Tang | Sun Yat-sen University | China | STABLE IMAGING AT ATOMIC RESOLUTION IN A TRANSMISSION ELECTRON MICROSCOPE WITH A LAB6 NANONEEDLE FIELD-EMISSION ELECTRON SOURCE |
Takashi Ogawa | Korea Research Institute of Standards and Science | Republic of Korea | A New Monochromator with Offset Cylindrical Lenses for Electron Microscopy |
Diederik Maas | TNO | Netherlands | Development of a double mirror Cc-Cs corrector for Low-Voltage SEM |
Jean Almoric | Orsay Physics | France | A new approach of correlative FIB-SEM / SIMS analysis for high resolution imaging |
Holger Mueller | UC Berkeley | USA | Physics of a laser phase plate |
[ Topic of Interest ]
• Automated and autonomous experiment in electron microscopy
• Real time data analytics in STEM imaging and spectroscopy
• Workflow design: from edge to theory in the loop
• Electron beam atomic fabrication
• STEM and big data
Name | Affiliation | Nationality | Title |
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Michael Zachman | Oak Ridge National Laboratory | USA | Automated STEM imaging and spectroscopy for hydrogen fuel cell and electrolyzer materials development |
Yimo Han | Rice University | USA | Advancing Strain Analysis Using Machine Learning-Assisted Four-Dimensional Scanning Transmission Electron Microscopy |
Cong Su | Yale University | USA | Atomic Engineering for Quantum Materials |
Matthew Olszta | Pacific Northwest National Laboratory | USA | Pivot Point: The Key to TEM Automation |
Luiz Galvao Tizei | LPS-CNRS | France | Instrumentation for the automation of electron spectroscopy experiments |
Kenan Elibol | Max Planck Institute for Solid State Research | Germany | Electron beam fabrication of metal clusters on graphene: From atomic to nanoscale integration |
Steven Spurgeon | Pacific Northwest National Laboratory | USA | Massively Parallel Microscopy: A Cloud-Integrated Architecture to Accelerate Machine Reasoning in Materials Science and Chemistry |
[ Topic of Interest ]
• Direct-detection cameras
• Micro-ED
• TEM choices and optimal accelerating voltages
• Improved support films and specimen preparation
• Tomography: FIB preparation and sub-tomogram averaging
• Software improvements for cryo-EM
Name | Affiliation | Nationality | Title |
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Greg McMullan | MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology | UK | Development of a dedicated single particle electron cryo-microscope |
Nicola Guerrini | STFC-RAL | UK | The Quantum C100, a Novel CMOS Detector Optimised for 100 keV Cryo Electron Microscopy |
Radostin Danev | The University of Tokyo | Japan | Optimizing the performance and throughput of cryo-EM |
Holger Mueller | UC Berkeley | USA | Laser phase plate for transmission electron microscopy |
Yifan Cheng | University of California San Francisco | USA | Tagging endogenous proteins for structural studies by single particle cryo-EM |
Fei Sun | Institute of Biophysics, Chinese Academy of Sciences | China | Technology development for in situ cryo-electron tomography |
[ Topic of Interest ]
• In Situ Liquid Environment microscopic Technique and applications in Chemistry and functional materials
• In Situ atmosphere microscopic Technique and applications in Materials Science
• In Situ Mechanical microscopic Technique applications in Metals, alloys and Ceramics
• In Situ Heating microscopic Technique applications
• In situ Magnetic microscopic Technique and applications in functional materials
• In situ electrical bias microscopic Technique in Semiconductors and Energy materials
• In situ microscopic cryo-technique and applications in Physics and Life science
• In situ complex multiple field microscopic technique and applications
• Ultrafast in-situ microscopic technique and transient microscopy
Name | Affiliation | Nationality | Title |
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Lihua Wang | Beijing University of Technology | China | Atomic-scale mechanism of grain boundary plasticity |
Jianghua Chen | Pico Electron Microscopy Center, College of Materials Science and Engineering, Hainan University | China | In-situ TEM of genetic phase evolutions in aluminum alloys |
Trevor Almeida | University of Glasgow | UK | The versatility of combining in-situ TEM with Lorentz microscopy for studying nanomagnetic systems |
Daniel Gianola | University of California Santa Barbara | USA | Characterizing pathways for plastic deformation using electron microscopy |
Kaname Yoshida | Japan Fince Ceramics Center | Japan | In situ electron microscopic observations of electrochemical reaction in liquid electrolytes |
Sooyeon Hwang | Brookhaven National Laboratory | USA | Real-time electron microscopy observations of electrodes for lithium-ion batteries materials |
Vinayak Dravid | Northwestern University | USA | Towards the Renaissance Era in Electron Microscopy: From In-Situ Microscopy to High Throughput & AI-enabled Discovery |
Eunji Lee | Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology | Republic of Korea | X-induced molecular self-assembly into polymeric nanoparticles |
Walid Dachraoui | Empa – Swiss Federal Laboratories for Materials Science and Technology | Switzerland | Mechanisms of nucleation and growth of nanomaterials studied by atomic-resolution liquid-phase STEM |
Kristian Speranza Mølhave | DTU Nanolab, Technical University of Denmark | Denmark | Transmission electron microscopy of electrostatic potentials in liquid water and interacting with catalytic droplets on III-V nanowires |
Andrew Minor | UC Berkeley and LBNL | USA | Imaging ghosts with 4D-STEM: diffuse scattering, vacancies and vanishing dislocations |
Shun Kondo | Institute of Engineering Innovation, The University of Tokyo | Japan | In situ TEM approach to grain boundary related mechanical phenomena |
Xiaoqing Pan | University of California-Irvine | USA | Dynamic Evolution of Structure and Chemical Bonding in Atomically Dispersed Catalysts via in situ Electron Microscopy |
Gerhard Dehm | Max-Planck-Institut für Eisenforschung GmbH | Germany | In situ TEM study of deformation and phase transformation mechanisms in chemically complex alloys |
Hyobin Yoo | Sogang University | Republic of Korea | Operando electron microscopy investigation of polar domain dynamics in twisted 2D materials |
[ Topic of Interest ]
• Holographic EM techniques (e.g. off-axis holography, inline holography)
• Holographic STEM techniques (e.g. DPC, 4DSTEM), Quantitative electron diffraction (e.g. phase/orientation identification, retrieval of structure factors, etc)
Name | Affiliation | Nationality | Title |
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Philip Nakashima | Department of Materials Science and Engineering, Monash University | Australia | Measuring vacancy concentrations, chemical bonding and lattice contraction around nanovoids in aluminium by QCBED |
Benedikt Haas | Humboldt-University Berlin | Germany | Registering, Live-Processing and Energy-Resolving 4D-STEM |
Rafal E. Dunin-Borkowski | Forschungszentrum Jülich | Germany | Recent progress in electromagnetic field mapping using electron holography |
Martha McCartney | Arizona State University | USA | Quantitative measurement of nanoscale electric and magnetic fields using off-axis electron holography |
Sang Ho Oh | KENTECH | Republic of Korea | Direct visualization of trapped charges in 3D-NAND devices by in-situ electron holography |
Tolga Wagner | TU Berlin | Germany | Interference Gating - Exploring New Possibilities through Dynamic Observation in TEM |
Colin Ophus | Molecular Foundry, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory | USA | Phase contrast imaging of nanostructures in 2D and 3D using 4D-STEM |
Kenji TSUDA | IMRAM, Tohoku University | Japan | Towards electrostatic potential analysis of interface structures using 4D-STEM |
Jian-min Zuo | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign | USA | 4D-STEM for Atomic Structure Determination of Local Lattice Distortions and Defects |
Etheridge Joanne | Monash Centre for Electron Microscopy, Monash University | Australia | Adventures in 4D-STEM –Exploiting dynamical scatteringformaterials applications |
[ Topic of Interest ]
• 3D analysis of atomic structure, chemical composition, bonding
• high-resolution 3D imaging
• 3D imaging at in situ environments
• Low-dose atomic electron tomography of radiatiation sensitive materials
• X-ray nanotomography
Name | Affiliation | Nationality | Title |
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Peter Ercius | Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory | USA | Advanced experimental techniques in atomic electron tomography |
Jihan Zhou | Peking University | China | Atomically diffuse interfaces in core-shell nanoparticles in three dimensions |
Thierry Epicier | Univ Lyon, Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1, CNRS, IRCELYON | France | 3D in situ and environmental TEM studies of nanomaterials in action |
Alexander Skorikov | Centrum Wiskunde & Informatica | Netherlands | Fast electron tomography for probing 3D transformations of nanomaterials in situ |
Zineb Saghi | CEA-Leti | France | Data-driven approaches for limited-angle tomography |
Georg Haberfehlner | Institute of Electron Microscopy and Nanoanalysis, Graz University of Technology | Austria | Correlative spectroscopic electron tomography |
Changyong Song | POSTECH | Republic of Korea | Functional 3D nano-imaging of ensemble characterization with femtosecond X-ray laser |
Erdmann Spiecker | Institute of Micro- and Nanostructure Research (IMN), Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg | Germany | Electron and X-ray tomography of crystal defects in colloidal supraparticles |
Huaidong Jiang | School of Physical Science and Technology, ShanghaiTech University | China | 3D High-resolution coherent diffraction imaging and its applications in biomaterials with X-rays |
Hanfei Yan | Brookhaven National Laboratory | USA | X-ray nano-tomography: a powerful 3D imaging tool with nanometer resolution and multimodalities |
Paul Midgley | University of Cambridge | Germany | New Approaches to Vector Electron Tomography |
Mauro Gemmi | Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia | Italy | 3D electron diffraction a 3D tool in reciprocal space for solving the crystal structure of beam sensitive materials. |
[ Topic of Interest ]
• Model defect and interface studies using TEM/STEM
• Machine learning, simulation, and calculation combined for microscopic analysis
• Fabrication of the model samples for microscopic analysis
• Developement of the new technical methods for model experiment
Name | Affiliation | Nationality | Title |
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Yuichi Ikuhara | University of Tokyo | Japan | Atomic-Scale Dynamic Observations of Interface, Surface and Grain Boundary Phenomena |
Xiaoqing Pan | University of California-Irvine | USA | Probing the Emergent Properties and Dynamics of Interfaces by Electron Microscopy |
Andre Mkhoyan | University of Minnesota | USA | New Kind of Crystalline Line Defects in Perovskites Explored by Analytical STEM |
Robert Klie | University of Illinois | USA | Atomic-resolution characterization of low-dimensional materials using novel in-situ approaches |
Andrew Lupini | Center for Nanophase Materials Sciences, Oak Ridge National Laboratory | USA | Scanning Transmission Electron Microscopy for Quantum Materials |
Ryo Ishikawa | The University of Tokyo | Japan | Three-dimensional and dynamic STEM imaging at atomic resolution |
Nigel Browning | University of Liverpool | UK | The Advantages of Inpainting for High-Resolution, In-situ and Ultrafast Scanning & Scanning Transmission Electron Microscopy |
Ho Nyung Lee | Oak Ridge National Laboratory | USA | Microscopic understanding of interfacial charge formation and transport for microelectronics and neuromorphic circuits |
Sung-Yoon Chung | KAIST | Republic of Korea | The value of atomic-scale direct observation in oxides for energy storage and electrocatalysis |
Lin Gu | Tsinghua University | China | Structural degree of freedom for energy storage materials |
[ Topic of Interest ]
• New SEM and FIB hardware developments, (higher resolution, lower voltage, new detectors, combination with LASER beams, 3D methods)
Name | Affiliation | Nationality | Title |
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Rasmus R. Schröder | Heidelberg University, BioQuant, CryoEM, Heidelberg, Germany | Germany | Backscattered electron energy loss spectroscopy with analytical ultra-low-voltage SEM |
Wen-An Chiou | University of Maryland | USA | Application of cryo-FIB/SEM in scientific and engineering research |
ShiHoon Choi | Sunchon National University | Republic of Korea | Understanding micro-mechanical deformation behavior of polycrystalline materials using in-situ tensile testing in SEM |
Dayong An | Shanghai Jiao Tong University | China | Investigations on the dislocation behaviors of advanced steels using quasi in-situ electron channeling contrast imaging combined with cross-correlation electron backscatter diffraction |
[ Topic of Interest ]
• Functional probing of electrical, ferroelectric, magnetic, mechanical, electromechanical, electrochemical, and photovoltaic properties, as well as fundamental quantum and spin states on atomic scales
• Nanoscale probing of materials for energy applications (battery, solar cell, and fuel cell, etc), information technology (neuromorphic applications and ferroelectric FET/RAM, etc), and biological systems
• Machine learning for SPM data-sets, analysis of large SPM data sets, multi-dimensional data processing, theory, and modeling
• Frontiers of SPM: enviromental SPM, super-resolution SPM, high speed SPM, and combining SPM with other microscopies and spectroscopies, etc
◈ Symposium Sponsorship
Park Systems Korea | Oxford Instruments NanoTechnology Tools Limited
Name | Affiliation | Nationality | Title |
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Jan Seidel | UNSW Sydney | Australia | Mechanical properties of topological defects studied by scanning probe microscopy |
Brian Rodriguez | University College Dublin | Ireland | Mixed phase bismuth ferrite and atomic force microscopy: a nano-electro-mechanical playground |
Changjian LI | Southern University of Science and Technology | China | Flexoelectricity under the tip: engineering electromechanical coupling in two-dimensional materials and devices |
Roger Proksch | Oxford Instruments | USA | Accurate multifrequency electromechanics: Electrostatics, Blind spots and beyond Moore’s law ferroelectric materials |
Philippe LECLERE | University of Mons (UMONS) | Belgium | Towards the Quantitative Mapping of the Mechanical and Viscoelastic Properties of Materials by Dynamic Scanning Probe Microscopy: beyond the Observables! |
Joshua Agar | Drexel University | USA | Practical Deployment of Machine Learning for High-Velocity Science |
Zhi-Xun Shen | Stanford University | USA | Microwave Impedance Microscopy Study of Edge States in Topological Phases of Matter |
Soo-hyon Phark | Institute for Basic Science | Republic of Korea | A Novel Solid-state Qubit Platform with Electron Spins on a Surface |
Takeshi Fukuma | Kanazawa University | Japan | Molecular ordering and electrochemical reactions at solid-liquid interfaces investigated by atomic force microscopy |
Shigeki Kawai | National Institute for Materials Science | Japan | Three-Dimensional Graphene Nanoribbons as a Framework for Molecular Assembly and Local Probe Chemistry |
Peter Grutter | McGill University | Canada | Single electron spectroscopy and fs time resolution by AFM |
Liam Collins | Oak Ridge National Laboratory | USA | Tracking charge dynamics by high speed and time resolved Kelvin Probe Force Microscopy |
Jeremy Hieulle | Department of Physics and Materials Science, University of Luxembourg, Luxembourg City L-1511 | Luxembourg | Probing Light-Induced Degradation in Metal Halide Perovskites at the Nanoscale |
Jin-Wook Lee | Sungkyunkwan University | Republic of Korea | Characterization and modification of heterointerfaces in metal halide perovskite solar cells |
Mun Seok Jeong | Hanyang University | Republic of Korea | Investigation of Defects in 2D nanomaterials using Tip Enhanced Raman Scattering |
Sang Mo Yang | Sogang University | Republic of Korea | Nanoscale Investigation of Electronic Transport in Complex Oxide Thin Films |
In this context, this symposium will focus on the development of innovative electron- and possibly photon-based spectroscopies that allow the study of new properties of materials, or that allow to go beyond the current frontiers in terms of measured physical signals or signal-to-noise ratio. This includes the development or advanced use of monochromatic EELS, cathodoluminescence or electron energy gain spectroscopy in the infrared/vis/UV range, phase shaping or polarisation techniques, event-based techniques and electron/photon coincidence. Applications to materials whose properties are determined by low-energy excitations (phonons, excitons, polaritons, plasmons...) are encouraged.
[ Topic of Interest ]
• Electron based spectral imaging optionnaly involving light from the infra-red to the X-rays range
• Event-based and coincident spectroscopies with times scale >100ps
• Novel spectroscopies for characterization of nanophotonic devices
• Phase-dependent electron spectroscopies
Name | Affiliation | Nationality | Title |
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Hugo Lourenço-Martins | CNRS | France | Measurement of the polarized optical density of states with fast electron spectroscopies |
Wiebke Albrecht | AMOLF | Netherlands | Correlating the 3D structure of nanoparticles with their optical properties |
Benjamin McMorran | University of Oregon | USA | Measuring Symmetry, Coherence, and Phase in STEM-EELS |
Zheyu Fang | Peking University | China | Polarization- and angle-resolved cathodoluminescence spectroscopy for nanophotonics |
Armin Feist | Max Planck Institute for Multidisciplinary Sciences | Germany | Coupling single electrons and photons using high-Q photonics: From µeV-electron spectroscopy to heralded particle sources |
David Masiello | University of Washington | USA | Optical Polarization Analogs in Inelastic Free Electron Scattering |
[ Topic of Interest ]
• Advanced EELS characterizations of nanomaterials and energy-related materials
• Analytical and imaging improvements with a monochromator and other instrumental advancements.
• Advances in data processing and analysis of EELS
• EELS techniques with machine learning
Name | Affiliation | Nationality | Title |
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Heiko Müller | CEOS GmbH | Germany | A post-column imaging energy filter compatible with multiple detectors |
Xiaoyan Zhong | City University of Hong Kong | Hong Kong | Spatially resolved electron magnetic circular dichroism in an aberration-corrected transmission electron microscope |
Demie Kepaptsoglou | SuperSTEM | UK | Advances in high energy and spatial resolution STEM EELS |
Miaofang Chi | Oak Ridge National Laboratory | USA | Cryogenic EELS for Energy and Quantum Materials |
Stefan Löffler | USTEM / TU Wien | Austria | Prospects of energy-filtered 4D STEM for core-loss EELS |
This session welcomes submissions pertaining to advanced applications of APT and in particular studies incorporating novel uses of complementary microscopy techniques to enable and enhance APT characterisation.
[ Topic of Interest ]
• Advances in atom probe instrumentation, including: single ion detector technology, exploring alternate laser wavelegths, cryo- and/or vacuum-transfer, novel data interpretation algorithms, etc…
• Materials Science applications, including: hydrogen embrittlement, materials for energy applications, ceramics, cryo-enabled analyses of liquids and soft materials, biological materials, semiconductor materials and devices, effects of processing and/or in service condition on microstructure, etc ...
• Advanced APT specimen preparation techniques, including novel plasma-, laser-, cryo-FIB based approaches
• Novel correlative and complementary microscopy featuring APT
Name | Affiliation | Nationality | Title |
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Saxey David | Geoscience Atom Probe Facility, John de Laeter Centre, Curtin University | Australia | Age constraints on paleomagnetism in ancient zircons using Atom Probe Tomography |
Austin Akey | Harvard University Center for Nanoscale Systems | USA | Solution to One Class of Mass-to-Charge Ratio Overlaps in Atom Probe Tomography |
Jun Takahashi | Nippon Steel Corporation | Japan | Hydrogen visualization techniques in steel using atom probe tomography and its problems |
Julie Cairney | The University of Sydney | Australia | Cryo/vacuum transfer for the atom probe analysis of hydrogen and water |
Gang Sha | Nanjing University of Science and Technology | China | High-temperature oxidation-related partition and segregation of alloying elements of steels by atomic scale investigation |
Jae Bok Seol | Department of Materials Engineering and Convergence Technology, Center for K-metal, Gyeongsang National University, Jinju, 52828, South Korea | Republic of Korea | A combined STEM and APT study of solute diffusion in L12 precipitation-hardened Ni-based superalloy |
[ Topic of Interest ]
• Techniques and instrumentation for high-resolution (spatial and temporal) imaging, both in stroboscopic and single-shot modes, and the scientific findings they reveal.
• Structural, electronic, and magnetic dynamics that have been enabled by using time-resolved microscopy methods.
• Photonics under strong photon-electron interactions that has been enabled by femtosecond optical and/or electron pulses, coherent control of quantum system, electron state manipulation
• Discoveries, new physical insights, and paradigm tests that have occurred because of developments and advancements in time-resolved microscopy.
Name | Affiliation | Nationality | Title |
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David Flannigan | University of Minnesota | USA | Ultrafast electron microscopy for imaging phonon and polar vortex dynamics |
Jianqi LI | Institute of Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, | China | Development of UTEM and Application in Advanced Materials |
Murat Sivis | Max Planck Institute for Multidisciplinary Sciences | Germany | Mapping and controlling optical near fields in an ultrafast transmission electron microscope |
Matthias Liebtrau | Center for Nanophotonics, NWO-Institute AMOLF | Netherlands | Tailored electron-light-matter interactions in ultrafast scanning electron microscopy using optical fiber-coupled metasurfaces |
Ofer Kfir | Tel Aviv University | Israel | Classical vs. quantum effects in photon-coupling to free electrons |
Valerio Di Giulio | ICFO - The Institute of Photonic Sciences | Spain | Nonclassical generation of light by free electrons |
Taeyong Kim | Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering, Seoul National University | Republic of Korea | Transient Strain-Induced Electronic Structure Modulation in a Semiconducting Polymer Imaged by Scanning Ultrafast Electron Microscopy (SUEM) |
Pieter Kruit | Delft University of Technology | Netherlands | Ultrafast Scanning Electron Microscopy with a beam blanker |
Walter Pfeiffer | Bielefeld University | Germany | Coherent nanoscopy as a tool for investigating classical and quantum dynamics of nanooptical fields |
Jonghwan Kim | POSTECH | Republic of Korea | Probing deep-ultraviolet optoelectronic processes in hexagonal boron nitride |
[ Topic of Interest ]
• Electron ptychography, experiment and theory of phase retrieval
• DPC & COM imaging, including electromagnetic fields in materials.
• Advances in experiments and analyses of 4D-STEM using fast pixelated detectors.
• 4D-STEM, strain, composition, symmetry and novel analysis of the data.
• 4D-STEM Applications to life sciences
Name | Affiliation | Nationality | Title |
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Angus Kirkland | Oxford University | UK | PROSPECTS AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR ELECTRON PTYCHOGRPAPHY AT LOW DOSE. |
Zhen Chen | Insititute of Physics | China | Three-dimensional phase-contrast imaging of thick samples using multislice electron ptychography |
Philipp Pelz | Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg | Germany | Large-scale 3D Phase-Contrast Imaging from 4D-STEM Measurements |
Dasol Yoon | Cornell University | USA | Depth-sectioning by multi-slice ptychography: atomic-resolution imaging of Li vacancies in a battery cathode |
Jianwei Miao | University of California, Los Angeles | USA | Deep-Learning Electron Diffractive Imaging |
Laura Clark | University of York | UK | Pushing the envelope on ptychographic techniques |
David Cooper | Univ. Grenoble Alpes, CEA LETI | France | Measuring electric and strain fields in a TEM by pixelated STEM and off-axis electron holography (or convergent beams v plane waves.) |
Pinshane Huang | University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign | USA | Electron ptychography of 2D materials: sub-angstrom resolution without an aberration corrector |
Andrew Maiden | University of Sheffield | UK | Near-field electron ptychography using structured illumination |
Carsten Sachse | Forschungszentrum Jülich | Germany | Cryo-STEM imaging for single particle structure determination |
[ Topic of Interest ]
• Analysis of artworks and relics using microcopic analysis techniques such as optical/ electron/ laser microscopy, Raman, XRD, XRF, CT and other spectroscopy techniques.
• Microscopic contribution in preservation and restoration of artworks and relics.
• Insight and reinterpretation of artworks based on the microscopic point of view.
• Artworks generated by microscopic tools and techniques including digital artworks.
Name | Affiliation | Nationality | Title |
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Moon Kim | University of Texas at Dallas | USA | When Nanoscience Becomes Art |
Im Joo Rhyu | Department of Anatomy, Korea University College of Medicine | Republic of Korea | The Impact of Microscopy Invention on Paintings in the 1900s |
KIM Gyuho | Kongju National University | Republic of Korea | Analysis History and Situation of Cultural Heritage Using Microscopic Techniques in Republic of Korea |
Masahiro Kitada | Tokyo University of the Arts | Japan | Introduction to Research on using Electron Microscopes to examine Arts and Crafts, and Cultural Properties. |
[ Topic of Interest ]
• Revealing energy storage mechanisms and degradation mechanisms of battery materials in a multi-scale context using electron, optical, X-ray, and neutron (spectro-)microscopy.
• Strategies to combine microscopy, spectroscopy, and electrochemistry in studying various rechargeable battery systems: Li(Na, K)-ion, Li(Na, K)-metal, multivalent ion(Mg, Zn, Ca, Al), metal-air, metal-S, all-solid-state, organic batteries, etc.
• Advances in in situ, operando techniques with high spatial and time resolution for probing electrochemical/chemical reactions during battery operation and engineering.
• Advances in data-driven characterization and analysis for battery materials discovery, development, and engineering.
• Advances in automated/high-throughput experimentation for multiscale analyses of battery materials and processes.
* Symposium Coordinator : Jihyun Hong (Korea Institute of Science and Technology, Republic of Korea)
Name | Affiliation | Nationality | Title |
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Chongmin Wang | Pacific Northwest National Laboratory | USA | In-situ and cryo-electron microscopy and spectroscopy diagnosis guided design of rechargeable battery materials for better batteries |
Seung-Yong Lee | Division of Materials Science and Engineering, Hanyang University | Republic of Korea | Structural Identification of Single Crystal NCM Cathodes and Its Influences on Reaction Behaviors in Lithium-ion Batteries |
Dong Su | Institute of Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences | China | Tracking Lithiation with Advanced Transmission Electron Microscopy |
Yimei Zhu | Brookhaven National Laboratory | USA | Revealing ionic transport pathways in nanorod- and nanoplatelet-shaped battery electrodes |
Jongwoo Lim | seoul national university | Republic of Korea | Lithium (de)insertion pathway controlled by electrolyte-electrode interfaces and bulk diffusion |
Jianguo Wen | Argonne National Lab | USA | Atomistic understanding of degradation mechanism of layered transition metal oxide cathodes |
Yuzhang Li | University of California, Los Angeles | USA | What can cryo-EM teach us about batteries? |
Scott Mary | Department of Materials Science and Engineering, University of California Berkeley | USA | Battery interfaces studied with electron microscopy |
Zonghai Chen | Argonne National Laboratory | USA | Probing electronic conductivity in solid state electrolyte |
Sung-Kyun Jung | Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology (UNIST) | Republic of Korea | Diagnosis and solution of intertwined degradation at cathode/solid electrolyte interface in solid-state batteries |
Kai He | University of California Irvine | USA | Developing Batteries Beyond Lithium-Ion: New Insights from In Situ Transmission Electron Microscopy |
Seung-Ho Yu | Korea University | Republic of Korea | Operando Visualization of Electrochemical Reactions in Post Li-Ion Batteries |
Jun Lim | Pohang Accelerator Laboratory, POSTECH | Republic of Korea | Multi-scale X-ray in-situ investigation of battery materials based on XANES nano-imaging at Pohang Light Source-II |
Young-Sang Yu | Department of Physics, Chungbuk National University | Republic of Korea | Unraveling Energy Material Complexity: New Insights from Enhanced Spectro-Microscopy Techniques |
Ian Robinson | Brookhaven National Lab | USA | In-situ Bragg Coherent Diffractive Imaging of Single Anode and Cathode Particles |
Peter Nellist | University of Oxford | UK | Revealing defect evolution on charge cycling in Li- and Mn-rich cathode materials using combined ADF and ptychography in STEM |
Andrew Minor | UC Berkeley and LBNL | USA | Cryogenic 4D-STEM of semicrystalline polymers for energy applications |
Hyun-Wook Lee | UNIST | Republic of Korea | Observation of the Nucleation and Grain Growth of Lithium Metal Adatoms |
This symposium focuses on the applications of advanced microscopy/spectroscopy techniques (for example, TEM/STEM, electron diffraction, EELS, cathode luminescence, electron tomography, electron holography, and differential phase contrast) to provide new insights into the structural, compositional, and functional properties of semiconductor-related materials and devices. In addition to conventional semiconductors (for example, Si, GaN, and SiC), peripheral materials in the semiconductive state (such as, ultrathin materials, nanowires, nanotubes, and transition metal oxides) fall within the scope of this symposium. We also welcome contributions regarding correlative microscopy and techniques with atom probe tomography for the investigation of nanoscale structure–property relationships in semiconductor devices. Other topics of interest include in situ experiments conducted at elevated temperatures as well as in the presence of external stimuli such as applied voltage.
[ Topic of Interest ]
• Aberration-corrected STEM and EELS techniques to investigate new semiconductor-related materials and devices
• Electron tomography and applications in the semiconductor industry
• In situ TEM techniques to study the degradation and operation mechanisms of new memory devices
• Nanoscale quantification of dopant and strain distributions in semiconductor devices
• Correlative microscopy and characterization techniques for nanoelectronic materials and devices.
Name | Affiliation | Nationality | Title |
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Yu-Lun Chueh | National Tsing Hua University | Taiwan | Innovative Phase/Structure-Engineered Two-Dimensional Layered Hybrid Films for Nanoelectronics |
Eunha Lee | SAIT | Republic of Korea | Polymorph and Preferred Orientation Control in Hafnia-based ultrathin films |
Lunjie Zeng | Chalmers University of Technology | Sweden | Exploring strain engineering of electronic and optoelectronic properties of semiconductor nanostructures using in situ electron microscopy |
Victor Boureau | Interdisciplinary Center for Electron Microscopy, EPFL | Switzerland | Field mapping of semiconductor devices in a transmission electron microscope by off-axis electron holography. |
[ Topic of Interest ]
• Nanoscale spectroscopies (e.g. EELS, CL, STS, STL, TERS)
• Excitations in the terahertz, infrared, and visible regimes (photons, plasmons, phonons, excitons...)
• Instrumental and theoretical developments to access and understand new states or new degrees of freedom (e.g. pump-probe spectroscopy, photon-counting-based techniques, structured beams)
Name | Affiliation | Nationality | Title |
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Nan Jiang | University of Illinois Chicago | USA | Probing Angstrom-Scale Chemistry via Scanning Tunneling Microscopy and Tip-Enhanced Raman Spectroscopy |
Kyoung-Duck Park | POSTECH | Republic of Korea | Tip-enhanced cavity-spectroscopy |
Zee Hwan Kim | Seoul National University | Republic of Korea | IR-Nanoscopy Studies on the Chemistry and Nano-Photonics of Few-Layer Graphene |
Chi Chen | Research Center for Applied Sciences, Academia Sinica | Taiwan | Near-field Spectroscopic Imaging of Mesoscopic Photophysics: 2D Semiconductors and Lipid Bilayers. |
Hiroshi Imada | RIKEN | Japan | Single-molecule Photonics with Scanning Probe Microscopy |
Manish Garg | Max Planck Institute for Solid State Research | Germany | Imaging Electronic and Atomic Motion in Molecules |
Takumi Sannomiya | Tokyo Institute of Technology | Japan | 4D STEM Cathodoluminescence |
Luiz Galvao Tizei | LPS-CNRS | France | Quantum efficiency and lifetime measurement of excitations from electron-photon time-correlated experiments |
Michel Bosman | National University of Singapore | Singapore | The Focused Electron Beam as an Optical Nanoprobe |
Maureen Joel Lagos | McMaster University | Canada | Unveiling far-IR phonon polaritons in twisted low symmetry materials |
Benjamin lawrie | Oak Ridge National Laboratory | USA | Near-field imaging and manipulation of excitons and color centers in nanoscale and 2D materials |
Name | Affiliation | Nationality | Title |
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Ki-Sub Cho | Kookmin University | Republic of Korea | Advanced Precipitate and Dislocation Segmentation in STEM Images using U-net Architecture and Focused Region Training |
Sang Soo Han | Korea Institute of Science and Technology | Republic of Korea | Classification of Crystal Symmetry from Noisy Diffraction Patterns by a Shape Analysis and Deep Learning |
Recently, in the field of additive manufacturing (AM), many researchers have investigated the complex correlations between processing, microstructure and mechanical properties of various metallic alloys. Since additively manufactured materials have very different microstructures from those obtained in conventional manufacturing processes, it is necessary to approach research related to analysis from a different perspective. In particular, different analysis techniques are required for each length scale (Å to cm) corresponding to the characteristics of the microstructure. This symposium aims to introduce the results of research analyzing the development of microstructure in materials produced by various additive manufacturing routes and to create an opportunity to foster technical discussions regarding both microstructure and characterization techniques.
[ Topic of Interest ]
• Microtexture analysis techniques for AM materials
• Quantitative characterization techniques
• Correlating (spatial, temporal) structure/defects with process or properties
• In-situ and ex-situ techniques
Name | Affiliation | Nationality | Title |
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Simon Ringer | The University of Sydney | Australia | Towards a new class of alpha-beta Ti-O-Fe alloys via additive manufacturing—a case study in atomic-scale microstructural control |
Rajarshi Banerjee | University of North Texas | USA | Insights afforded by coupling TEM and APT investigations of additively processed beta Ti alloys |
Matt Clark | University of Nottingham | UK | Imaging the microstructure, defects and elasticity of additive materials |
Sougata Roy | Iowa State University | USA | Applicability of microstructure analyses to solve crucial challenges in large scale metal additive manufacturing |
Joerg Jinschek | Technical University of Denmark (DTU) | Denmark | Investigation of the impact of far-from-equilibrium process conditions on metal AM microstructure |
Martin Thuo | North Carolina State University | USA | Heat Free and Low Tem perature Solders |
Kinga Unocic | ORNL | USA | In situ Laser Study and Multi-Scale Simulations on Fe-Cr-Ni System |
[ Topic of Interest ]
• Atomic structure
• Microstructural characterization and control
• Alloy development and processing
• Structure and property relationships
• Modelling and theory of fundamentals
Name | Affiliation | Nationality | Title |
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Kamanio Chattopadhyay | Dept. of Materials Engineering, Indian Institute of Science | India | Early research on quasicrystal and the role of international collaboration |
Jürgen Eckert | Erich Schmid Institute of Materials Science, Austrian Academy of Sciences | Austria | Hierarchical nanoscale and disordered materials: Correlation of structure, dynamics and properties |
Taek-Soo Kim | Korea Institute of Indusrtiral Technology | Republic of Korea | Current issues and securing strategy of rare earth resource |
Joonsik PARK | Hanbat National University | Republic of Korea | Diffusion Coating Kinetics and Oxidation Behaviors of High Temperature High Entropy alloys |
[ Topic of Interest ]
• Multispectral imaging techniques in PAM for enhanced tissue characterization and disease detection.
• Development of new imaging systems and techniques for improving the sensitivity and specificity of PAM.
• Applications of PAM in preclinical and clinical research, including cancer detection, cardiovascular imaging, and neuroimaging.
• Multiscale PAM imaging approaches for investigating biological processes and structures at the microscopic and macroscopic levels.
• Integration of PAM with other imaging modalities for enhanced diagnostic and therapeutic capabilities.
Name | Affiliation | Nationality | Title |
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Changho Lee | Chonnam National University Medical School | Republic of Korea | Multispectral photoacoustic microscopy with a wavelength tunable Ti: Sapphire laser |
Byullee Park | Sungkyunkwan University | Republic of Korea | Exploring Multiscale Photoacoustic Imaging: From Molecular Dimensions to Macroscopic Landscapes |
Jaesok Yu | DGIST | Republic of Korea | Silicon-photonic ultrasensitive opto-mechanical ultrasound sensor for photoacoustic microscopy: Feasibility study |
[ Topic of Interest ]
• design of equipment chases and how to manage the heat output of highly-computerized EMs, making space for creative minds, keeping track of EVERYTHING, remote microscopy in the post pandemic age.
Name | Affiliation | Nationality | Title |
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John Mansfield | Microscopy and Microanalysis | USA | Management and Development of Multi-User Characterization Facilities. |
Joachim Mayer | Forschungszentrum Jülich | Germany | The ER-C 2.0 project – update on the infrastructure, user operation and planned data management/analysis |
David McComb | The Ohio State University | USA | Democratization of access to advanced materials characterization facilities |
[ Topic of Interest ]
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Wolfgang Baumeister | Max Planck Institute of Biochemistry | Germany | Cryo-electron tomography or the power of seeing the whole picture |
Johan Verbeeck | EMAT. University of Antwerp | Belgium | What can TEM learn from the particle physics community? |
Name | Affiliation | Nationality | Title |
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Yu MASUDA | APCO Ltd. | Japan | High spatial resolution optical microscopy development using focused electron beam |
Boklae Cho | ModuleSci Co. Ltd. | Republic of Korea | Development of a practical field emission electron gun with cost-effective ultrahigh vacuum technologies |
Xinhua JU | Research Institute of Technology, Shougang Group Co., Ltd. | China | Quantitative analysis of Mn dendritic segregation in continuously cast steel product by electron probe microanalysis |
Shengcheng Mao | Beijing University of Technology | China | Design and application of a thermomechanical in-situ test system in TEM with atomic resolution |