76 Symposia
A-03 MICROANALYSIS AT 60 YEARS:A SYMPOSIUM DEDICATED TO RAIMOND CASTAING ORGANIZERS: PAUL CARPENTER,RAYNALD GAUVIN, EDWARD VICENZI, AND JOHN FOURNELLE
In Room 204 Wednesday, 8:00AM and 1:30 PM 3:30 PM Poster Session
Thursday, 8:00AM and 1:30 PM
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Raimond Castaing defined the fields of microanalysis and microscopy by building the first electron-probe microana- lyzer with wavelength-dispersive spectrometers, and made fundamental contributions to electron microscopy, an analy- sis of physics and the development of quantitative analysis, X-ray correction theory, electron-backscatter diffraction, SIMS, and applications of these instruments and concepts to real world samples.We celebrate these accomplishments within the framework of current and promising develop- ments in these fields. There will be contributed presenta- tions of a range of all those interested in microanalysis and microscopy, and we promise exciting and inspiring invited presentations by leaders in the field of microanalysis.
A-04 FOCUSED ION BEAM SYMPOSIUM ORGANIZERS: LUCILLE GIANNUZZI AND NOEL SMITH
In Room 108 Tuesday, 8:15AM and 1:30 PM Wednesday, 8:00AM 3:30 PM Poster Session
Papers on all aspects of focused ion beams to further the understanding of the physical and life sciences. Theoretical or experimental work on ion-solid interactions. 2D or 3D FIB-based specimen preparation, applications, and analyses. New FIB-based nano and micro fabrication and prototyp- ing techniques, software, or patterning topics also fit the
symposium.Advances in new FIB instrumentation or meth- ods such as light ion sources, high current ion sources, mass filtered ion sources or low energy ion milling are suitable in this session.
A-05 ADVANCING DATA COLLECTION AND ANALYSIS FOR ATOM PROBE TOMOGRAPHY ORGANIZERS: BRIAN P. GORMAN AND KAREN T. HENRY
In Room 205 Thursday, 8:00AM 10:30AM Poster Session
Thursday, 1:30 PM
Atom probe tomography is a rapidly advancing area of materials characterization. Hardware advancements in the recent past have allowed data acquisition of organic and insulating materials, but also difficulties in data interpreta- tion and reconstruction. Reconstruction improvements through image analysis, finite element modeling, and cross- correlative techniques are beginning to improve the tomo- graphic spatial resolution. Software based analysis techniques have opened up new avenues for small volume chemistry observations beyond traditional voxel summation methods. This symposium contains contributions related to both software and hardware improvements to atom probe tomog- raphy data acquisition as well as data analysis techniques.
A-06 ADVANCES IN EELS AND EFTEM ORGANIZERS: GIANLUIGI BOTTON AND PETER A. VAN AKEN
In Room 213/214 Wednesday, 8:30AM and 1:30 PM Thursday, 10:30AM Poster Session Thursday, 1:30 PM
As nanoscale phenomena and structures become increas- ingly important for understanding the chemical and physi- cal properties of ceramics, composites, geological materials, biomaterials and biological structures, careful integration of new characterization techniques and multidisciplinary ap- proaches have become essential. Hence, this symposium aims to attract researchers to showcase contributions cover- ing methods, theory and applications, both in materials and biological sciences, where recent improvements in electron energy loss spectroscopy and energy filtered TEM have been made in terms of energy and spatial resolution for chemical analysis, near-edge structures work, application of low-loss spectroscopy, and instrumentation.
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