Welcome from the Program Committee


doi:10.1017/S1431927611000687


Microscopy Microanalysis


AND © MICROSCOPY SOCIETY OF AMERICA 2011


Program Chair: David Giovannucci, University of Toledo College of Medicine MSA Vice Chair: Luke Brewer, Naval Postgraduate School MAS Co-Chair: Masashi Watanabe, Lehigh University


IMS Co-Chair: Donald Susan, Sandia National Laboratory MSA ex-officio: Teresa Ruiz, University of Vermont


MAS ex-officio: Vincent Smentkowski, GE Global Research IMS ex-officio: Dustin Turnquist, ESI


Microscopy & Microanalysis ~M&M! stands as the premier meeting of the Microscopy Society of America, the Micro- analysis Society, and the International Metallographic Soci- ety, Inc.We are pleased welcome to all the physical, life, and analytical scientists whose work encompasses the full range of microscopic and analytical techniques. In particular, we extend a warmwelcome to those researchers who are new to our meeting, and are confident that you will find areas of specific interest in our meeting this year and for many years to come. This year Professor Stefan Hell, who leads the Depart-


ment of NanoBiophotonics at the Max Planck Institute for Biophysical Chemistry in Göttingen, will provide the ple- nary opening presentation titled “Nanoscopy with Focused Light.” Professor Hell is generally acknowledged for the development of both the theory and innovation that has uncoupled resolution from wavelength, enabling nanoscale light microscopy, and shattering Ernst Abbe’s diffraction- limited resolution barrier. His presentation will dovetail with scheduled symposia featuring the leaders in this evolv-


ing technology including, “Super-Resolution Microscopy” and “Near Field and Single Molecule in the Life Sciences.” M&M 2011 will also feature two named symposia. The


first titled “A. V. Crewe Symposium: From Single Atom Images to Atom-by-Atom Analysis” will honor and com- memorate the work of the late Albert Victor Crewe ~1927– 2009!. The second named symposium will celebrate the accomplishments of Raimond Castaing ~1921–1998!, titled “Microanalysis at 60 Years: A Symposium Dedicated to Raimond Castaing.” The visionary work of Crewe and Castaing has broad


applications not only in material science, but also in fields ranging from archeology to geology. Indeed, the conference will feature over thirty identified symposia on engaging topics that range from traditional to emerging and innova- tive fields of research in the biological, physical, and analyt- ical sciences. The Executive Program Committee extends welcome


you to an inclusive, dynamic, and interactive conference in the vibrant and historic music city of Nashville.


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