EMS sponsored events
EMS has designed several ways in which the society supports the organisation of microscopy related events within Europe. Next to the well-defined involvement in the organisation of the quadrennial European Microscopy Congresses (EMC series, successor of EUREM) and the explicit support of the EMS extensions EMS also supports local microscopy related meetings, schools, courses etc.. At present this support includes financial sponsoring to cover part of the costs of two invited lecturers, assistance in electronic distribution of information about the meeting to the extended EMS membership, etc...
Eligibility criteria, the procedure for requesting EMS support etc. are given on a separate page.
Past Top
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Electron Microscopy and Analysis 2011
06 to 09 September 2011
University – Birmingham – United KingdomEMS sponsored lecture in Birmingham
- Knut Urban (Ernst-Ruska Centre, Forschungszentrum Juelich, Germany)
- “Picometre Transmission Electron Microscopy”
- Jo Verbeeck (University of Antwerp, Belgium)
- “Vortex electron beams: a new phenomena in the electron microscope”
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6th International Workshop on Infrared Spectroscopy and Microscopy with Accelerator-Based Sources
04 to 09 September 2011
Savoia Excelsior Palace – Trieste – Italy
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XIVth International Conference on Electron Microscopy
26 to 30 June 2011
Wisla – PolandEMS sponsored lecture in Wisla
- Prof. Michael Lehmann (Technical University, Berlin, Germany)
- “Progress in Electron Holography”
- Dr Chrisoph Koch (Max-Planck-Institut fur Metallforschung, Germany)
- “Applications of Bright- and Dark-Field Inline Electron Holography”
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School on electron crystallography
02 to 12 June 2011
Ettore Majorana Centre – Erice – ItalyEMS sponsored lecture in Erice
- Kenji Tsuda (MRAM, Tohoku University, Japan)
- “Theory of dynamical diffraction”
- “Quantitative CBED”
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45th ISM annual meeting
25 and 26 May 2011
Kibbutz Hagoshrim – IsraelEMS sponsored lecture in Kibbutz Hagoshrim
- Carolyn Larabell (University of California, San Francisco, USA)
- “X-ray tomography generates 3-D views of whole cells at 50 nm resolution”
- Christian Colliex (Université Paris-Sud, Orsay, France)
- “From STEM-EELS to multi-dimensional and multi-signal electron microscopy”