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Announcement of the 2nd Electron Microscopy Seminar (10/8)

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The University of Tokyo's "Next-generation Electron Microscopy" Social Collaboration Course will be offering an electron microscopy seminar (introductory TEM course) starting in 2023.
In cutting-edge material development, structural and chemical analysis at the micro-, nano- and atomic scale is required, and electron microscopes have become an indispensable analytical technique.
This seminar is aimed not only at beginners, but also at those who are considering using an electron microscope and those who want to gain a deeper understanding of the principles and take their electron microscope experiments to the next level.
Specifically, the course will cover hardware, basics such as electron diffraction and bright/dark field methods, as well as how to prepare TEM samples.Information on the 2nd TEM SeminarWe will introduce how to use an electron microscope on actual samples.
In addition, there will be a social gathering after the seminar, so we look forward to your active participation.

Date and time: Tuesday, October 2024, 10 8:13 – 00:18
Location: University of Tokyo, Takeda Advanced Science Building 5F
Capacity: 150 name
Admission: Free
application:https://forms.gle/2cYKnuX1C2HxcfBg9
Organized by: University of Tokyo, Next Generation Electron Microscopy Social Collaboration Program (https://ngem.t.u-tokyo.ac.jp/
Co-organized by the University of Tokyo, JEOL Industry-Academia Collaboration Office, Advanced Research Infrastructure for Materials (ARIM)
For inquiries, please contact Kaneko and Saito at the University of Tokyo and JEOL Industry-Academia Collaboration Office (skaneko@jeol.co.jp)

[Program] (see attached document)
Opening remarks: Ryo Ishikawa, Graduate School of Integrated Research, The University of Tokyo
・Basics of TEM: Yukito Kondo, JEOL Ltd.
TEM hardware: Wakana Yamamoto, JEOL Ltd.
TEM Sampling: Takashi Kawahara, JEOL Ltd.
TEM sampling using FIB: Masateru Shibata, JEOL Ltd.
Introduction of various TEM observation methods: Mitsuhiro Saito, University of Tokyo, Japan Electronics Industry-Academia Collaboration Office
・Opinion exchange meeting (social gathering)

2nd Electron Microscopy Seminar

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