82 Symposia Physical Sciences Symposia
P-01 A.V. CREWE MEMORIAL SYMPOSIUM: FROM IMAGES OF SINGLE ATOMS TO SINGLE ATOM SPECTROSCOPY AND BEYOND ORGANIZERS: MIKE ISAACSON AND ONDREJ KRIVANEK
In Room 209/210 Tuesday, 8:30AM and 1:30 PM Wednesday, 8:30AM 3:30 PM Poster Session
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The Crewe symposium commemorates the work of Albert Victor Crewe ~1927–2009!, whose influence on electron microscopy has been profound. The revolutionary scanning transmission electron microscope ~STEM! withabright cold field emission gun ~CFEG! was invented by Crewe and designed and built in his laboratory at the University of Chicago. It is now the instrument of choice for detailed explorations of the nano-world. The work in Crewe’s labo- ratory on STEM and aberration correction will be remem- bered, and the way these techniques are pushing today’s research towards new frontiers will be showcased.
P-02 STRUCTURAL AND PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF THIN FILMS,INTERFACES, AND GRAIN BOUNDARIES ORGANIZERS: KLAUS VAN BENTHEM AND NAOYA SHIBATA
In Room 206 Monday, 1:30 PM 3:30 PM Poster Session
Tuesday, 8:00AM 3:30 PM Poster Session
Wednesday, 8:00AM and 1:30 PM Thursday, 8:00AM and 1:30 PM
This symposium will focus on microscopy of structural and functional thin films, including multilayers and intergranu- lar films. Presentations will report latest results for charac- terization of wetting/dewetting behavior, fundamental structural properties of homophase and heterophase grain boundaries and interfaces. The goal of this symposium is to stimulate a detailed discussion about the current understand- ing of the correlation of atomic interface structures and the corresponding macroscopic physical properties of the asso- ciated microstructures. Reports about in situ characteriza- tions of the evolution of thin films and interface properties under various experimental conditions, such as modified
temperatures, electrical fields, mechanical stress, etc., are especially highlighted.
P-03 MICROANALYSIS OF CEMENT AND CONCRETE MATERIALS:STATE OF THE ART, METHODOLOGIES, AND STANDARDIZATION ORGANIZERS: LUISA AMELIA DEMPERE AND JEF F DAVIS
In Room 203 Thursday, 1:30 PM
Analysis of cement and concrete represents a unique micro- analytical challenge, replete with multiple phases in semi- ordered formations at spatial ranges from nanometers to centimeters. Advancement of microanalytical methods and techniques to characterize the evolving and complex chem- istry of cement and concrete has significant practical impli- cations. This symposium will focus on the analysis of cement/ concrete systems, as well as the presentation of new techniques, instruments and methods that can assist research- ers working with cement and concrete microanalysis. The session includes contributions from researchers using opti- cal and electron microscopy, microanalysis, X-ray, and syn- chrotron methods.
P-04 IMAGING AND SPECTROSCOPY OF CARBON-BASED NANO-MATERIALS AND DEVICES ORGANIZERS: MOON KIM AND RAY CARPENTER
In Room 204 Monday, 1:30 PM 3:30 PM Poster Session
Tuesday, 8:30AM and 1:30 PM
Microelectronics and functional device research have clearly evolved to nanoscience. With reductions in device scaling, the use of new materials such as carbon nanotubes and graphene is bringing enormous new challenges to character- ization required to bring systems to production. This sym- posium contains papers on high resolution characterization of carbon-based materials and devices engineered for future and current cutting edge generation electronic and opto- electronic devices.
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