StAR-M: Stuttgart Atomic Resolution Microscopy Symposium
The Stuttgart Center for Electron Microscopy would like to thank everybody who helped to make the inauguration ceremony for its two new Cs-corrected JEOL JEM-ARM200F microscopes and StAR-M 2014 − Stuttgart Atomic Resolution Microscopy Symposium a great success.
StEM was very happy to receive and very appreciative of all the genuinely expressed good wishes for productive and innovative research to be carried out on the two new TEMs.
Here is a short report on the event, and some photos are here.
Symposium Speakers
Philip Batson
Plasmonic Response and Forces in Sub-Nanoscale Objects
Gianluigi Botton
Electron Energy Loss Spectroscopy at High Energy and High Spatial Resolution for Plasmonics and Oxides with Highly-Correlated Electrons
Nigel Browning
Quantitative In-Situ (S)TEM and DTEM: From High Spatial Resolution to High Temporal Resolution
Rafal Dunin-Borkowski
Towards Three-Dimensional Characterisation of Magnetic Moments Inside Individual Nanocrystals in the TEM
Joanne Etheridge
Quantitative STEM - Development of Methods and Applications to Materials Problems
Max Haider
Advanced Instrumentation for High Resolution TEM and STEM
Martin Hÿtch
In-situ Electron Holography for the Measurement of Fields
Angus Kirkland
Structural Studies of Defects and Defect Dynammics in Graphene
Christoph Koch
Multiple-Scattering Assisted Electron Tomography
Mathieu Kociak
Nanoscale Optics with Fast Electrons?
Michael Lehmann
Methodical Progress in Electron Holography
Joachim Mayer
How can Atomic Resolution TEM Contribute to the Development of New Steels?
Jannik Meyer
Recent Developments in the Manipulation and Analysis of Radiation Sensitive 2-D Materials
Stephen Pennycook
STEM-EELS Imaging of Complex Oxides
Quentin Ramasse
Atom-by-Atom Characterisation and Defect Engineering in Low-Dimensional Materials
Hidetaka Sawada
High Resolution Imaging by Aberration Corrected Microscopy
Peter Schattschneider
EMCD - Magnetic Chiral Dichroism in the Electron Microscope
Kazu Suenaga
Low Voltage Electron Microscopy for Single Atom Spectroscopy
Johan Verbeeck
Progress and Challenges in Electron Vortex Research
Masashi Watanabe
Theoretical Approaches for Quantification of Atomic Resolution X-Ray Maps in Aberration-Corrected STEM