Monday, May 7, 2012
EMC Plenary Session, Bldg 401, Rm A1100
"Frontiers of Electron Microscopy and Spectroscopy"
Chairs: Mitra Taheri (Drexel University) and Yasuo Ito (MSD, Argonne National Laboratory)
While advances in high-resolution imaging have reached unprecedented scales in terms of spatial resolution, including the development of commercially available aberration corrected microscopes, improving temporal resolution presents a new frontier. A section of this session will focus on recent developments in ultrafast microscopy, including, but not limited to, camera technology and emerging pump-probe methods. Echoing to the revolutionary advancement of imaging capability of electron microscopy, the frontier of electron microscopy-based spectroscopy has been pushed in spatial, energy, and temporal resolutions while exploring other spectroscopic signals. This session will review recent advancement and future direction of spectroscopy and spectroscopic imaging.
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| 01:30 -- 02:00 |
Ted Norris (University of Michigan)
Plasmonic EELS: Towards a Convergence of Optics and Electron Microscopy
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| 02:00 -- 02:30 |
J. G. Wen (Argonne National Laboratory)
Recent Studies of Chromatic Aberration-corrected Transmission Electron Microscopic Imaging at Argonne National Laboratory
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| 02:30 -- 03:15 |
Keynote Speaker:
David W. McComb (The Ohio State University)
Interfaces in Fuel Cells, Solar Cells and Biomaterials
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| 03:15 -- 03:40 |
Break
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| 03:40 -- 04:00 |
Invited Student Talk
Yuyuan Lin (Northwestern University)
Atomic Surface Structure of Strontium Titanate Nanocuboids
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| 04:00 -- 04:30 |
Marquis Kirk (Argonne National Laboratory)
TEM with In-situ Ion Irradiation in 4D+
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| 04:30 -- 05:00 |
Renu Sharma (National Institute of Standards and Technology)
Direct Measurements of Active and Inactive Catalyst Particles under Reaction Conditions Using Environmental TEM |
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