92 Monday PM ~Platform!
M O N D A Y
2:45 PM 8 Development of Environmental SpecimenHolder for Hitachi S-5500 UHR SEM Microscope; S Dogel; National Institute for Nanotechnology, Canada; D Hoyle; Hitachi High Technologies Canada; M Malac, M Salomons; Na- tional Institute for Nanotechnology, Canada; N Mitsuhiro; Hitachi High Technologies Canada; R Wolkow; National Institute for Nanotechnology, Canada
3:00 PM 9 MEMS-Based Electrical Testing of IBID Carbon and Tungsten Wires; A Ng; Vanderbilt University; L Germi- nario; Appalachian State University; A Borisevich, S Penny- cook; Oak Ridge National Laboratory; S Rosenthal; Vanderbilt University; D Leonard; Oak Ridge National Laboratory
3:15 PM 10 Recent Advances in Liquid-phase Electron- Beam Induced Deposition: Characterizing Growth Processes and Optical Properties; E Donev, N Nehru, G Schardein, J Wright, A Chamberlain, C Samantaray, J Hastings; Univer- sity of Kentucky
A-09 Optimizing Imaging forMicroanalysis: Realizing the Benefits of the New Detector Options
Session Chairs:
Brendan Griffin, University of Western Australia David Joy, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Dale Newbury, National Institute of Standards and Technology
PlatformSession Monday 1:30 PM Room: 207
1:30 PM 11 ~Invited! Secondary Electron Imaging—Doing it Better; D Joy; University of Tennessee; B Griffin; Univer- sity of Western Australia, Australia; D Joy; Oak Ridge Na- tional Laboratory
2:00 PM 12 Angle and Energy Selective Electron Imaging With an Immersion Lens Cryo-SEM; B Lich, J Greiser, F Morrissey, E Bosch, GV Veen, L Roussel, L Tuma; FEI Company
2:15 PM 13 ~Invited! Energy Selective Secondary Electron Detection in SEM for the Characterization of Polymer;C Rodenburg,A Pearson; University of Sheffield,United King- dom; S Boden;University of Southampton,United Kingdom
2:45 PM 14 Focused Ion Beam Nano-Tomography Using Different Detectors;MCantoni, P Burdet,G Knott,C Hébert; Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne, Switzerland
A-16 Microfluidics Session Chair:
JV Rocheleau, University of Toronto, Canada PlatformSession
Monday 1:30 PM Room: 209
1:30 PM 15 Endothelial Cell Culture Model (ECCM) for Evaluation of Aortic Endothelial Cells Exposed to Normal and Disturbed Flow; R Estrada,G Giridharan, S Prabhu, P Sethu; Univeristy of Louisville
1:45 PM 16 Microtechnologies for Studying Cell Biology in Physiologically-RelevantMicroenvironments;C Simmons;Uni- versity of Toronto, Canada
2:00 PM 17 Determining the Effect of Molecular Oxygen Tension on IsletMetabolism and Endothelial CellMorphology Using a Microfluidic Device; J Rocheleau, K Sankar; Univer- sity of Toronto, Canada
2:15 PM 18 Combining Microfluidic Secretion Sampling with Small-Volume Proximity Immunoassays: Application to Murine Islets and Adipocytes; C Easley, J Kim, L Godwin, K Deal, Z Keenum, DWanders, R Judd; Auburn University
2:30 PM 19 Examining Pancreatic Islet Lipotoxicity by Two- photon NAD(P)H imaging in a Microfluidic Device;J Roch- eleau,M Sun, D Kilkenny; University of Toronto, Canada
Sorby Award
Session Chair: Nat Saenz; IMS President Monday 1:30 PM Room: 211/212
1:30 PM 20 Reflections on Microscopy & Analysis: From Viewing the Small World to Leading on a Larger Stage;DB Williams; The Ohio State University
P-02 Structural and Physical properties of Thin Films, Interfaces, and Grain Boundaries
Session Chairs:
Klaus Van Benthem, University of California at Davis Naoya Shibata, University of Tokyo, Japan
PlatformSession Monday 1:30 PM Room: 206
1:30 PM 21 ~Invited! Some Historical Comments about Interface Research; M Ruehle; MPI for Metals Research, Germany
2:00PM 22 ~Invited!PicometerTransmissionElectronMicros- copy; K Urban; Research Center Jülich, Germany
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