19th international microscopy congress 9 - 14 september 2018...

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Darling Harbour Theatre Meeting Room C4.1 Meeting Room C4.2 Meeting Room C4.3 Meeting Room C4.4 Meeting Room C4.5 Meeting Room C4.6 Meeting Room C4.7 Meeting Room C4.8 Meeting Room C4.9 Meeting Room C4.10 Meeting Room C4.11

PS-5.1 - Ceramics and inorganic composites PS-4.1 - Metals and alloys

LS-8 - Pathology and Immunocytochemistry & Biomolecular

Labeling

PS-1.1 - Nanoscale, nanostructured and porous materials

IT-5.1 - In-situ, environmental and time-resolved microscopies

PS-13.1 - Physical science applications of in-situ microscopy

PS-7.1 - Semiconductors and materials for communication

LS-1.1 - Structure and Function of Cells & Organelles

PS-12.1 - Materials for energy production, storage and catalysis IT-6.1 - Diffraction techniques LS-2 - Multiplex Live Imaging of Cells,

Tissues & Organisms IT-1.1 - Instrumentation

Chairpersons: Yuichi Ikuhara & Peter Crozier Chairpersons: Xiaodong Han& Jianfeng Nie

Chairpersons: Paul Verkade & Danielle Jorgens

Chairpersons: Frances Ross& Ben Britton

Chairpersons: Patricia Kooyman &Pratihba Gai

Chairpersons: Masaki Takeguchi & Xiaozhou Liao

Chairpersons: David Muller & Jenny Wong-Leung

Chairpersons: Bram Koster & Sharon Grayer Wolf

Chairpersons: Christina Scheu &Paulo Ferreira

Chairpersons: Randi Holmestad &Kenji Tsuda

Chairpersons: Renee Whan &Paul Timpson

Chairpersons: Greg McMullan & Nestor Zaluzec

12:45Myscope - Online Microscopy Workshops

Session one - 13:00 -13:30Session two - 13:30 - 14:00

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1419: Transmission electron microscopy of the Fe-Al-Ti-B alloys with additions of Mo

Dr Darja Jenko (Institute of Metals and Technology, Max-Planck-Institute für Eisenforschung GmbH, Düsseldorf,

Germany)

1567: EBSD study on the recrystallization behaviour of the nickel-base superalloy Rene

65Mr Tomasz Wojcik (Institute for Materials

Science and Technology, TU Wien)

758: Intravital single molecule microscopy for studying nanoscale actin cytoskeleton

organisation and dynamicsMr Marco Heydecker (University of New

South Wales)

1210: Correlative Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM)-Fluorescence Microscopy reveals the organisation of the red blood cell membrane skeleton in healthy and diseased

statesDr Adam Blanch (University of Melbourne)

1522: The Organisation of the Plant ER-Golgi Interface

Prof Chris Hawes(Oxford Brookes University)

135: Chemical Analysis of Elemental Excess and Depletion at Grain Boundaries of Ba(Ce,Zr,Y)O3-δ Proton Conductors

Dr Dan Zhou (Max Planck Institute for Solid State Research, Stuttgart)

248: Direct observation of element distribution across ionic oxide grain boundaries using

atomic-resolution STEM-EDSDr Bin Feng (The University of Tokyo)

1020: Linking Macroscopic and Nanoscopic Ionic Conductivity: A New Paradigm for

Characterizing Grain Boundary Conductivity in Polycrystalline Ceramics

Prof Peter A. Crozier (School for Engineering of Matter, Transport and

Energy, Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ, USA)

1121: In situ observation of crystallization of materials with high solubilities

Dr Tomoya Yamazaki(Institute of Low Temperature Science,

Hokkaido University)

659: Aberration-Corrected STEM Imaging of Compound Semiconductors

Prof David J. Smith (Arizona State University)

1049: Se-doped antimony telluride: Se sites position determination

Dr Alexander Meledin (Central Facility for Electron Microscopy (GFE), Ernst Ruska-Centre for Microscopy and Spectroscopy

with Electrons)

11:30

230: Correlative STEM and SEM Imaging of Nanostructured Materials in a Scanning

Electron MicroscopeInvited Speaker: Prof Dagmar Gerthsen (Laboratory for Electron Microscopy -

Karlsruhe Institute of Technology)

755: Dynamic AC-ETEM observation of deactivation processes of platinum electrode

catalysts in a proton exchenge membrane fuel cell

Invited Speaker: Prof Kenta Yoshida (Institute for Materials Research, Tohoku

University)

1954: In situ structures of virus assembly using advanced cryoEM technologies

Invited Speaker: Dr Peijun Zhang (tbsa)

1957: Using the TEM to understand battery materials

Invited Speaker: Prof Barry Carter (University of Connecticut)

1325: Quantitative Convergent-Beam Electron Diffraction - The Nexus Between Electron and

Quantum CrystallographyInvited Speaker: A/Prof Philip Nakashima

(Department of Materials Science and Engineering, Monash University)

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761: Enhanced thermoelectric and piezoelectric materials by aberration-corrected

STEMInvited Speaker: Prof Stephen Pennycook

(Dept. of Materials Science and Engineering, National University of

Singapore)

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1250: Nanoscale liquid phase in situ observations of structural transformations of

Au and Au-Cu nanostructuresDr Nabeel Ahmad (Empa, Swiss Federal Laboratories for Materials Science and

Technology, Dubendorf)

1115: Homoepitaxial growth of 2D titanium carbide Mxenes

Dr Raymond Unocic (Oak Ridge National Laboratory)

429: Using Fluorescence Multiplexing and Spectral Unmixing to Characterise the

Haematopoietic Stem Cell MicroenvironmentDr Gavin Tjin (Stem Cell Regulation Unit,

St Vincent’s Institute)

1239: Immunogold detection of synaptic membrane proteins on grid-glued double

replica pairsDr Jacqueline Montanaro-Punzengruber

(Institute of Science and Technology Austria)

2005:Microstructure-driven Mechanical properties of Small-Scale Electroplated

Lithium and High-Entropy Alloys via in-situ Microscopy

Invited Speaker: Prof Julia R. Greer (Caltech)

1283: Elastic properties of Cerium Oxide nanocubes

Prof Karine Masenelli-Varlot (Univ Lyon, INSA Lyon)

209: In situ straining experiments in iron and iron alloys

Dr Daniel Caillard (CEMES-CNRS Toulouse)

594: In-situ propagation of metal phases in germanium nanowires observed by transmission electron microscopy

Dr Martien Den Hertog (Institut NEEL CNRS/UGA)

1125: Imaging Point Defects in Complex Oxides Using Quantitative STEM

Invited Speaker: Prof Susanne Stemmer (University of California, Santa Barbara)

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1915: Improved characterization and depth-resolved structural optimization of ferroelectric materials using density functional theory and

electron diffraction dataInvited Speaker: Mr Robert S. Pennington

(Koch group)774: Wide-area correlative light and electron microscopy (CLEM) applied to routinely

prepared human pathology samplesA/Prof Murray Killingsworth (NSW Health Pathology, Ingham Institute Correlative Microscopy Facility, University of NSW,

Western Sydney University)

1085: Structural Exploration of Ex Vivo Erythroblast Differentiation by Serial Block-Face Scanning Electron Microscopy and

Electron Spectroscopic ImagingDr Maria A Aronova (National Institute of Biomedical Imaging and Bioengineering,

National Institutes of Health)

1467: Elucidating Ion Transport in Lithium-Ion Conductors by Combining Vibrational Spectroscopy in STEM and Neutron

ScatteringDr Miaofang Chi (Oak Ridge National

Laboratory)

638: Deposit formation in diesel fuel injectorsDr Catriona Mcgilvery (Imperial College

London)

1057: Investigation of pore formation during the topotactic transformation from γ-FeOOH

to γ-Fe2O3Miss Yulia Trushkina (Department of

materials and environmental chemistry, Stockholm university)

279: Direct insight on the dynamical behaviour of cobalt oxide electrocatalysts under

operation conditions by electrochemical in situ STEM

Miss Nathaly Ortiz Peña (IPCMS)

1109: TEM Mechanical Testing in Liquid with Temperature Control

Dr Katherine Jungjohann (Sandia National Laboratory)

382: In-situ visualisation and analysis of single atom dynamics in chemical reactions by novel

E(S)TEMProf Pratibha Gai (The York JEOL

Nanocentre, Department of Physics, Electronics and Chemistry/University of

York)

927: The development of reproducible in situ electrical biasing of semiconductor materials using piezo-controlled electrical contacts and

chip based systems.Dr David Cooper (Univ. Grenoble Alpes)

166: Orientation mapping of nanoscale deformation processes using transmission

Kikuchi diffractionMr Glenn Sneddon (Australian Centre for

Microscopy & Microanalysis, University of Sydney)

526: In-situ Nanoscale Characterization of Catalytic Reactions Promoted by Localized

Surface Plasmon Resonance EnergyDr Renu Sharma (Center for Nanoscale

Science and Technology, National Institute of Standards and Technology,

Gaithersburg)

649: Probing the surfaces of nanostructures under reactive environments

Dr Thomas Willum Hansen (Center for Electron Nanoscopy, Technical University

of Denmark)

155: Revealing atomic structure and chemistry of sensitive battery materials and interfaces by

cryo-TEMProf Benjamin Butz (Micro- and

Nanoanalytics and –Tomography Group & Micro- and Nanoanalytics Facility (MNaF),

University of Siegen)

1281: Low-dose aberration-free imaging of lithium-rich layered cathodes by electron

ptychography in the STEMDr Juan G Lozano (University of Oxford)

546: Determination of Al location in Ni-rich layered oxide Li-ion cathode by combined atomic resolution X-ray EDS and EELNESProf Frederic Cosandey (Department of

Materials Science and Engineering, Rutgers University)

871: Transmission Electron Microscopy Study of Layered Oxides

Mr Jiatu Liu (University of Sydney)

1247: Structural evolution of the LiNi0.5Mn1.5O4 cathode material upon ex-situ

and in-situ cycling by (S)TEMMs Elizaveta Tyukalova (NTU)

1512: Anisotropy of lithium K edge in LiCoO2 studied by EELS

Dr Jun Kikkawa (National Institute for Materials Science)

260: Iron visualisation in the human brain with electron microscopy

Ms Mariella Sele (Research Unit Electron Microscopic Techniques, Cell Biology, Histology and Embryology, Gottfried

Schatz Research Centre for Cell Signalling, Metabolism and Aging,

Medical University of Graz)

1619: TEM investigation of nanostructured bainite subject to high-strain rate deformations

Prof Jer-Ren Yang (National Taiwan University)

Lunch, Lunch Workshops, Exhibition, Poster Viewing & Mini Oral Presentations Exhibition Hall 2

1479: Making sense of mitochondria: Novel techniques for measuring dynamics,

(dys)function and interaction.Dr Claudette St. Croix (University of

Pittsburgh)

863: Intravital optical window imaging of RhoA-, Rac1- and Akt-FRET biosensor mice

monitoring drug treatment response in cancer.Dr Max Nobis (Garvan Institute of Medical Research, The Kinghorn Cancer Centre, St Vincent's Clinical School, Faculty of

Medicine)

567: Anionic Ultrasmall Quantum Dots for Long-term Intravital Vascular Imaging

Dr Xiaowen Liang (The University of Queensland Diamantina Institute)

952: Towards an in-situ TEM based correlation of structural modifications and

switching characteristics in filamentary type HfO2-RRAM

Mr Alexander Zintler (Technical University Darmstadt)

1373: The Microstructure Observation of Brownmillerite Thin Film as the Resistive

Switching Memory with Ex-situ & In-situ TEM Research

Mr Hyoung Gyun Kim (Department of Materials Science & Engineering, Seoul

National University)

1577: Characterization of helium and tritium filled bubbles in irradiated beryllium

Dr Michael Klimenkov (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology)

19th International Microscopy Congress9 - 14 September 2018

International Convention Centre, Sydney

1921: Multi e-Beam Systems for Microscopy and Inspection

Invited Speaker: Prof Pieter Kruit (Delft University of Technology)

910: Understanding electronic and structural properties of III-V nanowires via aberration-

corrected/monochromated STEM techniquesDr Reza R. Zamani (Chalmers Materials

Analysis Laboratory (CMAL))

1438: Stable Defects in Semiconductor Nanowires

Dr Ana M Sanchez (University of Warwick)

1945: Imaging Fundamental Biology with the New Frontiers of Spatial and Temporal

ResolutionInvited Speaker: Dr Teng-Leong Chew

(HHMI Janelia Research Campus)

1162: Atomic resolution observation and analysis of carbon materials at low

acceleration voltages using aberration corrected microscope with cold field emission

gunDr Eiji Okunishi

(EM Business Unit, JEOL Ltd.)

MONDAY 10 SEPTEMBER 2018

Opening CeremonyDarling Harbour Theatre

Welcome to Country - Matthew Doyle of the Muruwari peopleWelcome to IMC19 - Prof Simon Ringer and Prof Paul Munroe (Chair and vice-chair of IMC19 Congress)

Introductions of the IFSM President, Dr Kazuo Furuya & AMMS President, Prof Martin SaundersOfficial Opening Remarks - Dr Alan Finkel AO (Australia’s Chief Scientist)

General housekeeping & digital poster overview

Plenary Lecture Darling Harbour Theatre

David Cockayne LectureProf Dan Shechtman (Technion - Israel Institute of Technology)

The Discovery of Quasi-Periodic Materials – The Role of TEM

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2012: Discerning Function From Phenotype With High Throughput Image Analysis

Invited Speaker; Dr Beth Cimini (Broad Institute, USA)

Registration OpenOutside Exhibition Hall 2 & Ground Level Foyer, International Convention Centre

1949: Defect Characterization using Transmission Scanning Electron Microscopy

Invited Speaker: Prof Daniel Gianola (University of California Santa Barbara)

680: Principles and Applications of Scanning Convergent Beam Electron Diffraction

(SCBED) for Characterizing Complex, Multi-element Crystals

Invited Speaker: Mr Yu-Tsun Shao (University of Illinois at Urbana-

Champaign)

Morning Tea, Exhibition and Poster ViewingExhibition Hall 2

691: Revitalizing uncorrected electron microscopes by a low-cost, plug-and-play

spherical aberration corrector using a sculpted thin film

Mr Peng-Han Lu (Forschungszentrum Jülich)2001: On the nanoscale morphology of Ni-

based superalloys for next generation aerospace applications

Invited Speaker: Dr Sophie Primig (UNSW Sydney)

259: Advanced 3D Characterization of Semiconductor Devices: Hybrid Metrology Correlating STEM-EDXS and Atom Probe

TomographyDr Paromita Kundu (Instituut voor Kern-

en Stralingsfysica)

1320: Identifying nucleation and growth mechanisms in nano-grained polycrystalline

thin filmsDr Duncan T. L. Alexander

(Interdisciplinary Centre for Electron Microscopy, Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne, Electron

Spectrometry & Microscopy Laboratory)

708: Multiphotonic Imaging and Bismuth Ferrite Harmonic Nanoparticles (BFO HNPs) to assess pre-clinically innovative therapeutic strategies through monitoring engraftment

properties of injected cellsDr Laurence Dubreil (UMR703 PAnTher INRA Oniris Nantes Atlantic College of Veterinary Medicine Food Science and

Engineering)

SATURDAY 8 SEPTEMBER 2018

Pre-Congress Offsite Workshops

IFSM Young Scientists Assembly Dinner

SUNDAY 9 SEPTEMBER 2018

IFSM Young Scientists Assembly Pre-Congress Offsite Workshops


Welcome ReceptionTrade Exhibition, International Convention Centre, Sydney

1454: Low-voltage TEM for quantitative analysis of low-dimensional materials on the

atomic levelProf Ute Kaiser (University of Ulm)

1089: Monochromator and spectrometer design for ultra-high energy resolution EELS

Dr Tracy C. Lovejoy(Nion R&D)

113: Development of a high brightness ultrafast Transmission Electron Microscope based on a laser-driven cold field emission

source Dr Florent Houdellier (CEMES-CNRS)

1630: Identification of nuclear lipid islet and their contribution to efficient RNA polymeraseii-

dependent transcriptionProf Dr Pavel Hozak (Institute of Molecular

Genetics CAS)

1051: Quantitative analysis of precipitate crystal structure evolution in Al-Mg-Si-Cu alloys using scanning precession electron

diffractionMr Jonas Kristoffer Sunde (Norwegian University of Science and Technology)

1420: Looking for the Potential in Digital Large Angle Electron Diffraction Patterns

Dr Richard Beanland (Department of Physics, University of Warwick)

878: Automatic Dislocation Imaging in Scanning Electron Microscopy

Mr Clement Lafond (MATEIS Laboratory, INSA , University of Lyon)

966: Elasto-chemical coupling at coherent interfaces in nano-precipiation strengthened

steel revealed by atomic scale correlative microscopy

Dr Christian Liebscher (Max-Planck-Institut fuer Eisenforschung)

1948: A Low-cost Alternative to 3-D Imaging for Cellular Electron Microscopy

Invited Speaker: Dr Kent Mcdonald (University of California)

2015: Developing methods for super-resolution cyroCLEM to image protein

complexes of the innate immune system Invited Speaker: Dr Thomas Sharp

(University of Leiden)

398: Ways and means. past, present and future, of open aperture ESTEM for atom-by-

atom gas reaction catalyst researchProf Edward Boyes (The York JEOL Nanocentre, Department of Physics,

Electronics and Chemistry/University of York)

75: Morphology dependent strain relaxation in horizontally grown semiconductor core-shell nanowires and its effect on electronic band

alignmentMrs Sara Martí-Sánchez (Catalan Institute

of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology (ICN2), CSIC and BIST)

592: Applications of Microscopy to Bio-synthetic systems

Mrs Judith Mantell (University of Bristol)

The program is correct at 31th August 2018 and is subject to change




PS-13.2 - Physical science applications of in-situ microscopy PS-4.2 - Metals and alloys LS-4 - Atomic Force Microscopy in

Molecular and Cell BiologyIT-5.2 - In-situ, environmental and time-

resolved microscopiesPS-1.2 - Nanoscale, nanostructured and

porous materialsPS-5.2 - Ceramics and inorganic

compositesPS-7.2 - Semiconductors and materials for

communicationLS-1.2 - Structure and Function of Cells &

OrganellesPS-12.2 - Materials for energy production,

storage and catalysis IT-6.2 - Diffraction techniques IT-8.1 - Phase-related techniques IT-1.2 – Instrumentation


Chairpersons: Xiaodong Han& Jianfeng Nie

Chairpersons: Yves Dufrêne& Peter Hinterdorfer


Chairpersons: Frances Ross& Ben Britton Chairpersons: Yuichi Ikuhara & Peter Crozier Chairpersons: David Muller & Jenny Wong-

LeungChairpersons: Bram Koster

& Sharon Grayer WolfChairpersons: Christina Scheu &

Paulo FerreiraChairpersons: Randi Holmestad &

Kenji TsudaChairpersons: Etienne Snoeck &

Nobuo TanakaChairpersons: Greg McMullan & Nestor

Zaluzec

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Dedicated Poster Viewing, Mini Oral Presentations & DrinksExhibition Hall 2

IMC20 Public Bid PresentationDarling Harbour Theatre

Order of bid cities:Busan

Cape TownMaastrictMadrid

Portland

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1369: Deformation mechanisms during plane strain compression of 17%Mn steel Dr Azdiar Gazder (University of

Wollongong)

1326: CHORD, an alternative method for orientation mapping: new features for phase

discriminationMr Lafond Clement (MATEIS Laboratory, INSA , University of Lyon – CNRS, Lyon

(France)

1300: Radiation induced recrystallization mechanism revealed by PED analysis in

CrFeCoNiCu high entroy alloyDr Hye Jung Chang (Korea Institute of

Science and Technology)

1221: Nanoscale characterization of β" and Cu containing precipitates in a Cu added Al-

Mg-Si alloyMr Takuya Maeda (Department of

Materials Science and Engineering, Kyushu University, Fukuoka, Japan)

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1292: Structural and spectroscopic characterisation of heterostructures for semiconductor spintronics applications

Dr Vlado Lazarov (University of York)

960: Morphological and optical variations induced by p-n dopants in GaxIn(1-x)P

nanowires homojunctions monolithically integrated on Si (111) for photovoltaic

applicationsMr Nicolas Bologna (Empa, Swiss Federal

Laboratories for Materials Science and Technology, Dübendorf, IBM Research-

Zurich)

964: Atomic scale characterisation of A-site deficient thermoelectric perovskites using high

spatial and energy resolution EELSDr Demie Kepaptsoglou (SuperSTEM

Laboratory)

558: Dynamic behavior and atomic structure of twinning dislocations in sapphire

Dr Eita Tochigi (Institute of Engineering Innovation, The University of Tokyo)

358: Advances towards investigating electronic and optical transformation of

La2CoMnO6 Mr Wolfgang Wallisch (TU Wien)

1366: Investigation of GaN/AlN Quantum Dot Formation using Nanoscale

Cathodoluminescence MicroscopyDr Gordon Schmidt (Otto-von-Guericke-

Universität Magdeburg)

2004: In Situ and Operando Bragg Coherent X-Ray Investigation of Single Nanoparticles Invited Speaker: Dr Marie-Ingrid Richard (Aix Marseille University, IM2NP-CNRS,

ESRF)

Afternoon Tea, Exhibition, Poster Viewing & Mini Oral PresentationsExhibition Hall 2

1494: Recording the composition and structure of the seed particle during growth of

GaAs nanowires by in-situ TEMProf Reine Wallenberg (nCHREM / Lund

University, NanoLund)

1308: Atoms in Motion: Electron Beam Driven Dynamics in Experiment and SimulationMr Daniel Knez (Institute of Electron Microscopy and Nanoanalysis, Graz

University of Technology & Graz Center for Electron Microscopy)

1314: High resolution phase-shifting holography

Dr Chris Boothroyd (Nanyang Technological University)

768: 4D STEM Holography with an Amplitude-Division Diffraction Grating

Mr Fehmi Yasin (University of Oregon)

1335: In-situ study on the Mechanical Properties of 3D Printed Nanoprobes for High

Resolution Scanning Thermal MicroscopyMr Johannes Froech (Institute of

Biomedical Materials and Devices (IBMD), Faculty of Science, University of

Technology Sydney)

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MONDAY 10 SEPTEMBER 2018

1235: Advances in electromagnetic field observations using high-voltage electron

holographyInvited Speaker: Dr Toshiaki (Tanigaki

Research & Development Group, Hitachi, Ltd.)

1987: Fast and automated 3D electron diffraction techniques for high-throughput

phase analysis and ab initio structure determination

Invited Speaker: Prof Xiaodong Zou (Stockholm University)

1519: Innovative experimental protocol based on the Atomic Force Microscope for probing the mechanical properties of cell membranes

Mr Anh Dung Nguyen (Le Mans University)

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1979: Recent Progress in Inline Holographic Techniques in the Electron Microscope

Invited Speaker: Prof Christoph Koch (Humboldt University of Berlin,

Department of Physics & IRIS Adlershof)

1994: Molecular to cellular mechanics probed by high-speed atomic force microscopyInvited Speaker: Dr Felix Rico (Aix-

Marseille University)

815: Nanowires growth in FIB-SEM reactorMr Libor Novak (Thermo Fisher Scientific)

1374: Direct visualization of selective indium incorporation in InGaN/GaN core-shell nanorods using scanning transmission

electron microscopy cathodoluminescenceDr Gordon Schmidt Otto-von-Guericke-

Universität Magdeburg)

808: Initial Growth of Au Nanoparticles Investigated by Multimode Electron

TomographyProf Sara Bals (EMAT-University of

Antwerp)

182: Automated quantification of 2D and 3D STEM spectrum image data including

thousands of nanoparticlesMr Yi-Chi Wang (School of Materials, The

University of Manchester)

812: From In-Situ Surface Observation to Post-Test Sub-surface Microstructure and Chemical Analyses: Oxidation of Coated

SOFC SteelMr Stéphane Poitel (EPFL LSME)

195: Real-time observation of solid state electrochemical processes at atomic scale by

in-situ TEMProf Xuedong Bai (Institute of Physics,

Chinese Academy of Sciences)

298: 3D imaging of microvessels as a tool to evaluate angiogenesis in prostate cancerDr Tzipi Hyams (Ingham Institute for

Applied Medical Research)

1148: Atomic Scale Recognition of Structure in the Intercalation of Sodium by Aberration-Corrected Scanning Transmission Electron

MicroscopyDr Xi Shen (Institute of Physics)

1187: Observing the Lithiation of MoS2Dr Shalini Tripathi (University of

Connecticut)

457: Nanoscale Dynamics of Electrochemical Sodiation of CFx Unveiled by in-situ TEM: A

Comparative Study with LithiationDr Jian Lin Wang (Institute of Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing

100190)

1102: Probing the local electronic configurations in original tubular

thermoelectric cobaltitesDr Laura Bocher (Laboratoire de Physique

des Solides, UMR 8508 CNRS and Université Paris-Sud)

1117: Non-thermal Effects of Microwaves on Fixation of Biological Samples

Mr Richard Webb (Centre for Microscopy and Microanalysis)

1592: Bacterial biofilms: force matters!Prof Yves Dufrene (Universite catholique

de Louvain)

1524: Force Spectroscopy and High-Speed Bio-AFM reveal Dynamic and Nano-Mechanical Properties of Antibodies

Prof Peter Hinterdorfer (Institute of Biophysics, Johannes Kepler University

Linz)

1440: Investigation of bacterial adhesion mediated by a curli amyloid binding network

using AFM.Dr Yoojin Oh (Institute of Biophysics,

Johannes Kepler University Linz)

477: In situ electron microscopy of bio-nano interfaces

Miss Martha Ilett (School of Chemical and Process Engineering, University of Leeds)

440: Surface-coating Mediated Electro-Chemical Performance in CuO-based Sodium

Ion BatteriesProf Jianbo Wang (School of Physics

&Technology, Center for Electron Microscopy, MOE Key Laboratory of Artificial Micro- and Nano-structures,

Institute for Advanced Studies, Wuhan University)

1036: In-situ transmission electron microscopy on reversible lithium loading of bilayer

grapheneDr Felix Börrnert (Universität Ulm)

1916: 3D characterization of metals and alloys in the TEM

Invited Speaker: Dr Xiaoxu Huang (Technical University of Denmark)

1058: Co-precipitation in a Si-containing 7xxx type Aluminium alloy

Prof Randi Holmestad (Department of Physics, Norwegian University of Science

and Technology)

954: Advanced Analytical TEM Characterisation of Irradiation-Induced Nano-

Scale Features in Low-Alloy SteelMr Alexander Carruthers (University of

Manchester)

1973: High-resolution Electron Energy Loss Spectroscopy of Functional Oxides

Invited Speaker: Prof Gianluigi Botton (McMaster University)

955: Ultra fast direct electron detection for use in ptychography with (S)TEM

Prof Lothar Strueder (PNSensor GmbH)

570: Optimized acquisition of off-axis holograms by dynamic computer control of

the electron microscopeDr Christophe Gatel (CEMES Toulouse)

337: EM observations on the 3-D structure of giant mitochondria in human non-alcoholic

fatty liver disease (NAFLD)Mr Gerry Shami (School of Medical

Sciences (Discipline of Anatomy and Histology) - The Bosch Institute, The

University of Sydney)

1406: Low-kV EELS band gap measurements on indium monolayer structures in ZnO

Mr Thomas Aarholt (University of Oslo)

1029: Measurement of the electron source brightness and the illumination semi-angle

distribution in a transmission electron microscope

Dr Felix Börrnert (Universität Ulm)

38: Evaluation of probe properties and influence of Coulomb interactions in the illumination system of a 1.2 MV cold field

emission transmission electron microscopeDr Takeshi Kawasaki (Center for

Exploratory Research, Hitachi, Ltd.)

797: Towards diffract-and-destroy electron crystallography: ab-initio structure

determination of the pharmaceutical co-crystal Sofosbuvir-L-proline from single nanocrystalsDr Petr Brazda (Institute of Physics of the Czech Academy of Sciences, Na Slovance

2, 18200 Prague 8, Czech Republic)

847: Local structure and dynamics of colloidal glasses probed with scanning small angle x-

ray scatteringDr Amelia Liu (Monash Centre for Electron

Microscopy and School of Physics and Astronomy, Monash University, Clayton)

939: Mapping electromagnetic and strain fields by precession electron diffraction.

Dr David Cooper (Univ. Grenoble Alpes)

1507: Nano-scale local structural study of BaTiO3 using STEM-CBED with a fast

pixeletated STEM detectorProf Kenji Tsuda (Frontier Research

Institute for Interdisciplinary Sciences, Tohoku University)

105: Atomic resolution STEM imaging of organic surfactant molecules on CeO2

nanocrystalsMr Xiaodong Hao (Tohoku University)

1002: Self-assembled Nanoscale Modification of Metal and Metal-Oxide interfaces: Electron

Miccroscopy and Insitu XRD studyProf Satyam Parlapalli (Institute of

Physics)

881: Understanding High Performance in Half-Heusler Thermoelectrics With Complementary

Atom Probe Tomography and STEM-EELSDr John Halpin (University of Glasgow)

607: Precipitation in the van der Waals gaps by adding transition metals to thermoelectric

BiSbTeDr Hye Jung Chang (Korea Institute of

Science and Technology)

1475: Helium Ion Microscopy for Cells and Tissues

Dr John Notte (Carl Zeiss Microscopy)

2007: Spatio-temporal dynamics of oscillatory heterogeneous reactions studied by multi-

scale in situ electron microscopyInvited Speaker: Dr Marc Willinger (ETH

ZÃ¼rich)

1052: A high speed pixelated electron detector enabling <14 microsecond scanning

diffraction readout and online data reconstruction

Dr Jim Ciston (National Center for Electron Microscopy, Molecular Foundry, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory)

1166: Quantitative analysis of morphological feature of cell nuclei in Cerebellum cortex

using Array Tomography and Deep LearningDr Mitsuo Suga (JEOL, RIKEN CLST)

769: High Precision Phase-Shifting Electron Holography with Multiple Biprisms for GaN

SemiconductorsDr Kazuo Yamamoto (Japan Fine

Ceramics Center)

26:In situ TEM for inorganic nanomaterial property analysis

Invited Speaker: Prof Dmitri Golberg (School of Chemistry, Physics and

Mechanical Engineering, Queensland University of Technology (QUT)

1953: High-speed AFM: Visializing protein molecules during their functional activity Invited Speaker: Prof Toshio Ando

(Kanazawa University)

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520: In-situ Transmission Electron Microscopy Investigation of Ferroelectric Domain Switching

Invited Speaker: Dr Zibin Chen (Scitek Australia, University of Sydney)

846: Nanostructural characterization of superconductor joint between GdBa2Cu3Oy

coated conductorsDr Takeharu Kato (Japan Fine Ceramics

Center)

1236: A study of fission product migration paths in irradiated TRISO particle SiCDr Jaco Olivier (Centre for HRTEM,

Physics Department, Nelson Mandela University)

980: The role of spatial coherence for the creation of atom size electron vortex beams

Mr Sebastian Schneider (IFW Dresden,TU Dresden)

1371: Shaping electron beam using magnetic vortex

Dr Changlin Zheng (Monash Centre for Electron Microscopy, Monash University)

803: Introducing The 3D Leaf CellMr Richard Harwood (University of

Sydney)

1991: Demonstrations of STEM interferometry to imaging electron phase

Invited Speaker: A/Prof Benjamin Mcmorran (University of Oregon)

91: The interplay between endoplasmic structure, dynamics and functions

Invited Speaker: Dr Eija Jokitalo (University of Helsinki)

1989: Atomic and electronic structure peculiarities vs. electrochemical performance

of high energy density insertion cathode materials in high power ion batteries

Invited Speaker: Dr Elena Tchernychova (University of Turku)

1946: Unravelling the Growth Mechanisms of Nanostructures and Hybrids Using Electron

MicroscopyInvited Speaker: Prof N. Ravishankar

(Indian Institute of Science)

1794: STEM-Cathodoluminescence for semi-conductors

Invited Speaker: Prof Mathieu Kociak (CNRS/Paris-Sud University)

819: Fabrication and Tuning of Photonic Crystal Cavities in Hexagonal Boron Nitride by

Electron Beam Induced EtchingMr Johannes Froech (Institute of

Biomedical Materials and Devices (IBMD), Faculty of Science, University of

Technology Sydney)

1222: Cathodoluminescence study of stacking faults and dislocations in bulk GaN

Dr Wei Yi (National Institute for Materials Science (NIMS))

900: Recent trends in in-situ heating in SEM and FIB/SEM systems.

Dr Petr Wandrol (Materials & Structural Analysis, Thermo Fisher Scientific)

717: Momentum transfer resolved EELS study of anisotropic carrier plasmon in Cs0.33WO3 Dr Yohei Sato (IMRAM, Tohoku University)

1393: Operando TEM observation of lithium ion battery

Prof Yoshifumi Oshima (Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology)


7:30 7:30

9:00 9:00

10:00 10:00


LS-3.1 - 3-D Structures of Macromolecules & Supramolecular Assemblies IT-7.1 - Multi-scale 3D imaging IT-12.1 - Spectroscopy – High energy

excitations and local chemical analysisIT-5.3 - In-situ, environmental and time-

resolved microscopiesPS-1.3 - Nanoscale, nanostructured and

porous materialsPS-5.3 - Ceramics and inorganic

compositesPS-7.3 - Semiconductors and materials for

communication PS-4.3 - Metals and alloys PS-12.3 - Materials for energy production, storage and catalysis

IT-4 - Cryo-TEM techniques for biological material IT-8.2 - Phase-related techniques IT-1.3 – Instrumentation

Chairpersons: Eric Hanssen & Gabriel Lander Chairpersons: Paul Matsudaira & Sara Bals Chairpersons: Gianluigi Botton & Gerald Kothleitner


Chairpersons: Frances Ross& Ben Britton Chairpersons: Yuichi Ikuhara & Peter Crozier Chairpersons: David Muller & Jenny Wong-

Leung Chairpersons: Xiaodong Han

& Jianfeng NieChairpersons: Christina Scheu &

Paulo FerreiraChairpersons: Christopher Russo & Sara

Sandin Chairpersons: Etienne Snoeck

& Nobuo TanakaChairpersons: Greg McMullan &

Nestor Zaluzec

10:30

916: Observing catalyst structures and dynamics at atomic resolution

Prof Fu-Rong Chen (Dept. of engineering and System Science, national Tsing Hua

University)

10:30

10:45

1415: Three-dimensional observation of dislocations in ferromagnetic iron using magnetic-field-free electron tomography

Prof Satoshi Hata (Kyushu University)

10:45


Session one - 12:45 - 1:15Session two - 1:15 - 1:45

12:30

11:00

11:15

11:30

11:45

12:00

12:15

509: Plasmonic nanowire arrays as a platform for photocatalytic testing

Prof Rik Drummond-Brydson (School of Chemical and Process Engineering,

University of Leeds)

1471: Crystallography, Electron Microscopy and Functional Evolution of Atomically Thin

Confined NanowiresDr Jeremy Sloan (University of Warwick)

1133: In situ edge engineering of two-dimensional transition metal dichalcogenidesDr Raymond Unocic (Oak Ridge National

Laboratory)

173: Measurement of local crystal lattice strain variations in dealloyed nanoporous gold

Mr Christoph Mahr (University of Bremen)

1157: Structural Study of Hyperbolic Surface Structures by Electron Microscopy

Dr Lu Han (Tongji University)

12: Contribution of electron microscopy to study the nanoscale and porous organization

of self-assembled gelled oil materialsDr Sophie Franceschi (Laboratoire des

IMRCP, université Paul Sabatier, Toulouse)

1064: Understanding flow and diffusion in porous networks combining electron

tomography and pore-scale simulationsDr Christian Kübel (Karlsruhe Institute of

Technology (KIT))

1199: PCM Materials & Devices: High Speed and Low-dose TEM Imaging

Dr Shalini Tripathi (University of Connecticut)

711: In-situ gas reaction of thicker materials in environmental HVEM

Prof Nobuo Tanaka (Nanostructures Research Laboratory/Japan Fine

Ceramics Center and Nagoya University)

133: Low-dose cryogenic O2 and H2O mapping in organic photovoltaics

Mr Zino Leijten (Eindhoven University of Technology)

77: Nanoindentation-induced phase transformation between SiC polymorphs

Dr Tingting Yao (Institute of Metal Research)

1339: The Growth of Super-Tetragonal Phase in BiFeO3 on LaAlO3 Substrate through

Deigner DefectsDr Xuan Cheng (Monash University)

158: Revealing nanoscale passivation and corrosion mechanisms of highly reactive Li

metal by environmental TEMProf Benjamin Butz (Micro- and

Nanoanalytics and –Tomography Group & Micro- and Nanoanalytics Facility (MNaF),

University of Siegen)

1334: The impact of the electron dose rate and temperature-dependent radiolysis

products on the growth and dissolution of metal nanoparticles in LTEM

A/Prof Sašo Šturm (Jozef Stefan Institute)

857: Structural relaxation and oxygen vacancies in Ca and Y co-doped bismuth iron

garnet thin filmsMr Adrien Teurtrie (UniversitÃ© Paris sud)

234: Near atomic cryo-electron microscopy structure of human BRISC deubiquitinase

complex inhibited by SHMT2 suggests link to cancer cell growth in hypoxic environmentsDr Andreas Schenk (Friedrich Miescher

Institute)

311: CryoEM study of a bacterial multidrug efflux pump involved in antibiotic resistance

Dr Olivier Lambert (CBMN CNRS-University of Bordeaux)

276: Cryo-Electron Microscopy Investigations of Seneca Valley Virus

Dr Mihnea Bostina (University of Otago)

299: Accessing the 3D microstructure of complex geometric, biological structures using

electron tomography and nano X-ray tomography

Dr Benjamin Apeleo Zubiri (Institute of Micro-and Nanostructure Research & Center for Nanoanalysis & Electron

Microscopy, Department of Materials Science & Engineering)





Assoc Prof Jennifer Dionne (Stanford, USA)The Light Years: Combined optical and environmental electron microscopy to visualize photonic processes with atomic-scale resolution


7: Examination of strain evolution in compressed micropillars by HR-EBSDDr Szilvia Kalácska (Eötvös Loránd

University (ELTE))

1068: STEM-EELS studies of defects and their evolution in the BaTi8O16 hollandite

systemDr John Halpin (University of Glasgow)

738: Comparison of electron and X-ray microscopies for characterizing

perfluorosulfonic acid ionomer for fuel cell applications

Miss Lis Melo (McMaster University)

354: Analytical and imaging improvements with recent FEG microprobe

Mr Jean-Louis Longuet (CEA)

479: High Spatial Resolution X-ray Microanalysis of Soft-Matter in the AEMDr Nestor Zaluzec (Argonne National

Laboratory)

80: Novel method for strain measurements: moiré based technique by specimen designDr Nikolay Cherkashin (CEMES-CNRS)

62: Cryo-electron microscope developed for simultaneous STEM, SEM imaging and its

application to biological samplesProf Jiro Usukura (Nagoya University)

205: Comparison of Hole-Free Phase Plates and Electrostatic Zach Phase Plates for Cryo-Electron Microscopy of Biological Specimens

Mr Martin Obermair (Laboratory for Electron Microscopy, Karlsruhe Insitute of

Technology)

833: Design and realisation of a pixelated programmable phase plate for electrons

Invited Speaker: Prof Jo Verbeeck (EMAT, University of Antwerp)

1970: Advances in Synchrotron-based X-ray Fluorescence Microscopy: Exploring the Role

in Correlative MicroscopyInvited Speaker: Dr Si Chen (Advanced

Photon Source, Argonne National Laboratory, USA)

1944: A cholinergic postsynaptic membrane explored by time-resolved and lipid-

discriminating cryo-EMInvited Speakers: Dr Nigel Unwin (MRC

Laboratory of Molecular Biology)

1975: Probing the Excited Electronic States of Molecules and Molecular Layers at Interfaces

using EELSInvited Speaker: Dr Patricia Abellan

(SuperSTEM Laboratory)

1931: Unmasking chloride attack on the passive film of metals

Invited Speaker: Xiuliang Ma (Institute of Metal Research, Chinese Academy of

Sciences)

1538: New views of III-nitride wide band gap semiconductors enabled by advances in

STEM imagingInvited Speaker: Prof James Lebeau

(North Carolina State University)

687: Direct electromagnetic field imaging of materials by advanced differential phase

contrast STEMInvited Speaker: Prof Naoya Shibata (The University of Tokyo, Japan Fine Ceramics

Centre)

1986: Electron microscopy studies of helium-induced nano-structuring in advanced alloys, and in-situ helium ion-implantation in porous

ceramics, for fusion. Invited Speaker: Dr Amy Gandy (The

University of Sheffield)

1511: Probing Materials Functionality; Opportunities for In Situ Electron Microscopy

Invited Speaker: Prof Peter Crozier (Arizona State University)

1544: Cryo-EM structure of the Triclosan efflux pump TriABxC of Pseudonomas

AeroginosaDr Isabelle Rouiller (University of

Melbourne, McGill University)2025: Surprises in the hierarchical self-

assembly of particles in slowly dying droplets Invited Speaker: Prof Alfons Van

Blaaderen (Soft Condensed Matter, Debye Institute for NanoMaterials Science,

Utrecht University (www.colloid.nl; google scholar))

892: In-situ TEM Study of Dislocation Plasticity of a Single Crystal FeCoCrMnNi HEA

Prof Gerhard Dehm (Max-Planck-Institut fur Eisenforschung)

208: See the world with new eyes - Micro X-ray Fluorescence

Mr Samuel Scheller (Bruker Nano GmbH)

688: Applications of HAADF-STEM and EDS-STEM techniques in Mg-Sn and Mg-Sn-Zn

alloyMr Chaoqiang Liu (Chongqing University)

700: Dynamic electron wavefront shaping by structured electrostatic fields: Twisted electrons with tunable orbital angular

momentumMr Peng-Han Lu (Forschungszentrum

Jülich)

322: Identification of Rapid Oxygen Exchange through Site-Dependent Cationic

Displacements on CeO2 NanoparticlesMr Ethan Lawrence (Arizona State

University)

1922: Probing one-dimensional defects at the atomic scale by a combination of microscopy

and theoryInvited Speaker: Dr Marta Rossell (Swiss

Federal Laboratories for Materials Science and Technology (Empa))

1928: Volta phase plate, single-particle, cryo-electron microscopy for structure

determination of active state G protein-coupled receptors

Invited Speaker: Prof Patrick Sexton (Monash University)

782: Electron microscopy - powerful tool to study the 3D structure of human myeloma IgG

subclasses.Dr Sergey Ryazantsev (California NanoSystems Institute at UCLA)

1168: Chilling the courier: How cryo-EM can be used to improve therapeutic nano-delivery

systemsMr Lou Brillault (School of Chemistry and Molecular Biosciences, The university of

Queensland)

2018: Three-dimensional atomic electron tomography without prior knowledge

Dr Ivan Lobato (EMAT, University of Antwerp)

114: Multiscale tomography on all-ceramic solid oxide fuel cells

Dr Matthias Meffert (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology)

381: Transmission electron microscopy study of carbon/metal oxide hybrid materials for

Energy Storage ApplicationMs Anna Frank (Max-Planck-Insitut fÃ¼r

Eisenforschung GmbH)

293: Direct observation of three-dimensional ferritin crystallization with molecular resolution Mr Lothar Houben (Weizmann Institute of

Science)

348: Shrinkage of freeze-dried cryosections of cells : investigations by EFTEM and Cryo-

CLEMProf Jean Michel (Université de Reims

Champagne Ardenne)

1113: Study of Order-Disorder Transformations in Yttria-Rich Tantalate Using

Transmission Electron MicroscopyDr Daesung Park (UCSB)

94: Nanometre Resolution STEM-EDX Spectrum Imaging in Liquids using

Engineered Graphene CellsMr Daniel Kelly (School of Materials,

University of Manchester)

928: Quantitative study of plasticdeformation in aluminum using EBSD,

TKD, and PED-based orientationimaging techniques

Mr Paul Fischione (E.A. Fischione Instruments, Inc.)

1352: Atomic surface structure of Mn3O4 nanoparticle and origin of its high activity in

oxygen evolution reactionDr Sangmoon Yoon (Seoul National

University)

423: Soft X-ray transmission X-ray microscopy - fuel cell and magnetotactic bacteria

applicationsInvited Speaker: Prof Adam Hitchcock

(McMaster University)

597: Interface effects of nanolayered metallic composites

Prof Shijian Zheng (Institute of Metal Research, Chinese Academy of Sciences)

2011: Using operando methods to understand the structure and function of

working catalystsInvited Speaker: Prof Eric Stach

(University of Pennsylvania, USA)

Paul Verkade

1493: Cryo-FIB-Lift-out for Biological imaging - The impossible made 'merely difficult'Dr Chris Parmenter (University of

Nottingham)

1211: Combined Hyperspectral Soft X-ray and Hyperspectral Cathodoluminescence study of

an UreiliteDr Nick Wilson (CSIRO Mineral Resources)

1284: Composition and strain measurement in III-V semiconductor using convergent-beam

electron diffractionDr Yueming Guo (Monash University)

1055: Toward a programmable phase plates for electrons

Dr Vincenzo Grillo (CNR)

60: Atomic and Electronic Structures of the {111} Diamond/Cubic Boron Nitride Interface

Prof Chunlin Chen (Institute of Metal Research, Chinese Academy of Sciences)

TUESDAY 11 SEPTEMBER 2018

11:00

11:15

11:30

11:45

12:00

12:15

1061: Atomic-Sized Electron Probes with Selectable Orbital Angular Momentum

Dr Jordan Hachtel (Oak Ridge National Laboratory)

1398: Measuring the orbital angular momentum spectrum of electron beams using

a Dammann vortex gratingProf Koh Saitoh (Nagoya University)

390: Theoretical and numerical study of the interaction between phase-shaped electrons

and plasmonic modesMr Hugo Lourenço Martins (Laboratoire

de Physique des Solides)

601: Design of phase plate for high contrast imaging in phase plate scanning transmission

electron microscopyProf Hiroki Minoda (Department of Applied physics, Tokyo University of Agriculture

and Technology)

257: A Standard Protocol and Specimen for Measuring the Effective Solid Angle of X-ray

Detectors in the Analytical Electron Microscope

Dr Nestor Zaluzec (Argonne National Laboratory)

915: In Situ TEM: The Performance of EDXS at Elevated Sample Temperatures

Mr Robert Krisper (Graz Centre for Electron Microscopy (ZFE) & Institute of Electron Microscopy and Nanoanalysis

(FELMI))

112: Evaluation of TES microcalorimeter EDS for low-concentration phosphorus detection in

steelsMs Keiko Yamada (Applied Physics

Research Laboratory, Kobe Steel, Ltd.)

286: New WDS Technology, modification of a WDS to a SD-WDS for more reliable results

and where to next ?Dr Richard Wuhrer (Western Sydney

University)

950: Combining TEM and 3D scanning spreading resistance microscopy, a hybrid

approach, to the analysis of Ge gate-all-around nano-wires

Dr Paola Favia (imec)

650: Free-standing semiconductor nanostructures at atomic scale: from growth

mechanisms to local properties at the nanoscale

Prof Jordi Arbiol (ICREA and Catalan Institute of Nanoscience and

Nanotechnology (ICN2), CSIC and BIST)

303: In situ phase-shifting electron holography for precise measurement of electric potential, field, and charge density distributions across a

biased p-n junctionDr Satoshi Anada (Japan Fine Ceramics

Center)

869: Insight in Mg dopant incorporation in GaN by atom probe tomography and off-axis

electron holographyMiss Lynda Amichi (Université Grenoble

Alpes,CEA - INAC)

668: Quantification of precipitate hardening of slip and twinning in Mg-5Zn using micro-pillar

compressionA/Prof Nicole (Stanford Future Industries

Institute, University of South Australia)

1289: Atom Probe Tomography Investigations of Oxygen/Nitrogen additions to Aerospace Ti-

alloysDr Paul Alexander John Bagot (University

of Oxford, Department of Materials)

37: Designing catalysts in the atomic scale - correlating the structure and catalytic activity

Prof Maya Bar Sadan (Ben Gurion University)






IT-7.2 - Multi-scale 3D imaging IT-5.4 - In-situ, environmental and time-resolved microscopies

IT-12.2 - Spectroscopy – High energy excitations and local chemical analysis

LS-3.2 - 3-D Structures of Macromolecules & Supramolecular Assemblies

PS-1.4 - Nanoscale, nanostructured and porous materials PS-4.4 - Metals and alloys PS-10.1 - Magnetic, ferroelectric and

multiferroic materials LS-5 - Cellular Transport & Dynamics PS-12.4 - Materials for energy production, storage and catalysis

LS-6 - Applications of Cryo Electron Microscopy in Biology IT-8.3 - Phase-related techniques IT-1.4 – Instrumentation

Chairpersons: Paul Matsudaira & Sara Bals Chairpersons: Patricia Kooyman &Pratihba Gai

Chairpersons: Gianluigi Botton & Gerald Kothleitner Chairpersons: Eric Hanssen & Gabriel Lander Chairpersons: Frances Ross

& Ben BrittonChairpersons: Xiaodong Han

& Jianfeng NieChairpersons: Shujun Zhang

& Laura BocherChairpersons: Rob Parton &

Georg RammChairpersons: Christina Scheu &

Paulo FerreiraChairpersons: Thomas Mueller-Reichert

& Michel SteinmetzChairpersons: Etienne Snoeck

& Nobuo TanakaChairpersons: Greg McMullan &

Nestor Zaluzec

16:00 16:00

16:30 - 18:00

16:30 - 18:00

14:15

14:30

14:45

1996: Applications of High Spatial Energy Resolution Core Loss EELS in a Scanning

Transmission Electron MicroscopeInvited Speaker: Dr Demie Kepaptsoglou (

SuperSTEM Laboratory)

574: Magnetic transition in temperature: inhomogeneities revealed by electron

holography at the nanometer scaleInvited Speaker: Mr Christophe Gatel

(CEMES Toulouse)

Invited Speaker: Prof Jennifer Stow (Centre for Inflammatory Disease Research, Institute for Molecular

Biosciences, University of Queensland)

14:00

727: Multiscale 3-D Imaging Techniques Based on Focused Electron Probes with

Applications to Biological SystemsInvited Speaker: Dr Richard Leapman

(National Institute of Biomedical Imaging and Bioengineering, National Institutes of

Health)

369: Imaging Coherent Structural Dynamics with Ultrafast Electron Microscopy

Invited Speaker: A/Prof David Flannigan (University of Minnesota)

904: Microstructure evolution in nanotwinned copper under mechanical deformation

Prof Kui Du (Institute of Metal Research, Chinese Academy of Sciences)

484: Study of structural distortions in Eshelby twisted InP nanowires by precession electron

diffractionProf Daniel Ugarte (Inst. Fi-sica "Gleb

Wataghin"-UNICAMP)

366: Forward Models for 3D Materials Characterization by SEM and TEM Modalities

Invited Speaker: Prof Marc Degraef (Carnegie Mellon University)

1131: Structure and function of the proteasome activator PA28 of the malaria

parasite Plasmodium falciparumA/Prof Eric Hanssen (Bio21 Molecular

Science and Biotechnology Institute, The University of Melbourne)

313: Local Resolution in cryo Electron Microscopy: Adding directionality

Prof Jose-Maria Carazo (CSIC-CNB)

15:45

15:00

15:15

15:30

320: Direct Atomic-Scale Observation of Nanoparticles Coalescence Driven Nucleation

and Growth in the TEMDr Junjie Li (International Iberian

Nanotechnology Laboratory)

275: STEM imaging and concomitant EDS mapping of in situ cation-exchange at solid

state between diverse nanoparticles populations: how it actually works.

Prof Andrea Falqui (King Abdullah University of Science &Technology.

Biological & Environmental Sciences & Engineering Division, NABLA Lab)

254: Direct measurement of the surface energy of bimetallic nanoparticles using in-situ

heating TEMMr Adrian Chmielewski ( UniversitÃ©

Paris Diderot)

1152: Wettability of the outer and inner surfaces of carbon nanotubes evaluated by single-nanotube-level force measurements

and in-situ observationsMr Konan Imadate (Department of

Mechanical Engineering, Osaka University)

598: The molecular basis for UV-damage recognition in chromatin

Dr Simone Cavadini (Friedrich Miescher Institute for Biomedical Research)

575: Cryo-EM Structures of a Single Ring Chaperonin from Bacteriophage OBP

P.fluorescence in Nucleotide-free and ADP-bound States

Prof Olga Sokolova (Lomonosov Moscow State University)

54: Near-atomic cryo-EM structure of the chaperonin CCT in complex with its substrate

mLST8, a key component of the mTOR complex.

Dr Jorge Cuellar (National Centre for Biotechnology (CNB-CSIC), Madrid)

1536: Cryo-electron microscopy structure of the Plasmodium falciparum Rh5/CyRPA/Ripr invasion complex reveals the mechanism of

malaria parasite invasion into human red blood cells.

Dr Wilson Wong (Walter and Elliza Hall Institute)

1993: Novel TEM & STEM imaging enabled by hybrid pixel detectors

Invited Speaker: Dr Damien Mcgrouther (University of Glasgow, UK)

TUESDAY 11 SEPTEMBER 2018

1010: In situ Scanning Transmission Electron Microscopy with Atomic Resolution under

Atmospheric PressuresInvited Speaker: Prof Xiaoqing Pan

(University of California Irvine)

2009: Next generation sample preparation for cyro-EM analysis of macromolecular structures

Invited Speaker: Prof Peter Peters (Maastricht University, The Netherlands)

967: Joint reconstruction of multi-modal tomography data using total generalized

variationDr Georg Haberfehlner (Graz Centre for

Electron Microscopy)

591: In situ 3D characterization of metal nanoparticles while heating

Prof Sara Bals (EMAT-University of Antwerp)

236: A robust method to acquire tilt series in a few seconds for Fast Operando Nano-

Tomography in ETEMDr Thierry Epicier (MATEIS)

1309: 3D Reconstruction of Magnetic Textures in Nanomagnets by Electron

Holographic TomographyDr Axel Lubk (IFW Dresden)

867: High-pressure torsion triggered diffusive phase transformation in a twinning-induced

plasticity steelDr Xianghai An (School of Aerospace,

Mechanical and Mechatronic Engineering, University of Sydney)

861: Martensite and twin in Fe50Mn30Co10Cr10 high entropy alloy

Miss Lin Qi (College of Materials Science and Engineering, Chongqing University)

610: Influence of Texture on TRIP behavior of Ultrafine Duplex rich-Mn AHSS

Mr Mehdi Eizadjou (School of Aerospace, Mechanical, Mechatronic Engineering,

The University of Sydney, Australia, Australian Centre for Microscopy and

Microanalysis, The University of Sydney)

759: Precipitate observation of Al-Mg-Si-Cu-Ag alloys by HRTEM and HAADF-STEMA/Prof Seungwon Lee (University of

Toyama)

736: A novel design of hot rolled Al-Cu alloy through ordered L12 precipitates by minor

addition of Nb and ZrProf Kamanio Chattopadhyay (Indian

Institute of Science, Bangalore)

240: Gaseous Environmental TEM: a complementary study of nanocatalysts using a combined dedicated ETEM vs E-cell approach

Dr Thierry Epicier (MATEIS)

524: Understanding High Contact Resistance in MoS2 FETs Using STEM-EELS

Mr K. Andre Mkhoyan (University of Minnesota)

121: Atomic resolution spatially-resolved inversion parameter in spinel oxides

Mr Pau Torruella Besa (LENS-MIND, Departament d'Enginyeries: Electrònica,

Universitat de Barcelona, Institute of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology (IN2UB), Universitat de Barcelona)

845: Atomic scale charge compensation mechanism in Ca and Y co-doped bismuth

iron garnet thin filmsMr Adrien Teurtrie (UniversitÃ© Paris sud)

712: Direct observation of hole in cuprate superconductor using STEM-EELS

Dr Mitsutaka Haruta (Kyoto University)

510: How sharp are atomically sharp interfaces in complex functional oxide

heterostructures?Invited Speaker: Prof Peter A. Van Aken

(Max Planck Institute for Solid State Research)

2006: Atomic resolution electron diffraction of amyloid nanostructures

Invited Speaker: Prof Jose Rodriguez (UCLA, USA)

1071: New modes of imaging for in situ TEM nanomechanical testing

Invited Speaker: Prof Andrew Minor (UC Berkeley and LBNL)

506: Ultrafine-grained multi-phase medium-Mn advanced high strength steels

Prof James Wittig (Vanderbilt University)

126: Interfaces and defects: their role during precipitation in Al-Ag alloys

Mr Zezhong Zhang (Department of Materials Science and Engineering,

Monash University)

676: In situ and post mortem TEM characterization of creep deformation

micromechanisms in the AD730 superalloy: influence of the stress level and grain size.

Prof Florence Pettinari-Sturmel (CEMES-CNRS,Université de Toulouse)



462: Time-Resolved Electron Holography by Interference Gating

Mr Tolga Wagner (Technische Universität Berlin, Institut für Optik und Atomare

Physik, Straße des 17. Juni 135, 10623 Berlin)

1356: Single-shot three-dimensional electron imaging for in-situ dynamics

Dr Emad Oveisi (CIME/EPFL)

68: Differentiating the structures of PtNi octahedral nanoparticles through combined

ADF and EDX simulations Dr Katherine Macarthur (Ernst Ruska

Centre for Microscopy and Spectroscopy with Electrons and the Peter Gruenburg

Institute)

720: HT BSE detector and EBAC electronics for ESEM.

Dr Grigore Moldovan (Point Electronic GmbH)

157: Ultrafast coherent Transmission Electron Microscopy with a high brightness laser-driven

cold field emission source microscope: imaging, diffraction, spectroscopy and

holography with ultrashort electron pulsesMr Giuseppe Mario Caruso (CEMES-CNRS, 29 Rue Jeanne Marvig, 31055

Toulouse)

295: In situ detection of product gas molecules associated with catalytic reactions

of fine matallic particles by environmental high-voltage TEM eauipped with quadrupole mass

spectrometerProf Shunsuke Muto (Nagoya University)

14:15

14:30

14:45

15:00

15:15

15:30

15:45

1341: Crystalline orientation maps obtained from channeling contrast: focus on acquisition

and image treatmentsA/Prof Cyril Langlois (MATEIS Laboratory,

INSA , University of Lyon – CNRS, Lyon)

67: Vortex beam phases in real space studied by electron holography

Dr Ken Harada (RIKEN)

224: Electron wave front manipulation using patterned electrostatic mirrors

Mr Maurice Krielaart (Delft University of Technology)

79: Towards an application of quasi non-diffractive electron Bessel beams in scanning

transmission electron microscopyDr Simon Hettler (KIT - Laboratory for

Electron Microscopy)

609: Optimizing Data and Sample Connectivity for Cryo-EM Workflows

Mr Maarten Kuijper (Thermo Fisher Scientific, Materials & Structural Analysis,

Eindhoven)

123: SHeM: Scanning Helium atom Microscopy A novel atom probe technique

Dr Sabrina Daniela Eder (Department of Physics and Technology, University of

Bergen, Allégaten 55, 5007 Bergen,Centre for Organic Electronics, University of

Newcastle)

665: Utilization of Electron Channelling Contrast Imaging to Display Crystal Lattice

Orientation in Scanning Electron MicroscopeMr Jan Cupera (Institute of Materials

Science and Engineering, Brno University of Technology)

1268: In-situ TEM Electrical Biasing of LAO/STO Interface-Devices Revealing

Charge Modulation and Associated Structural and Chemical Changes

Mr Jinsol Seo (Department of Energy Science, Sungkyunkwan University

(SKKU), Suwon)

500: Electron Holographic Measurement of the Three-Dimensional Electrostatic Potential

Distribution of a Flat CapacitorMr Tolga Wagner ( Technische Universität

Berlin, Institut für Optik und Atomare Physik, Straße des 17. Juni 135, 10623

Berlin)

153: Electron holography using femtosecond electron pulses

Dr Arnaud Arbouet (CEMES, CNRS UPR8011, 29 Rue Jeanne Marvig,

Toulouse)

937: Off-axis electron holography phase-shifting techniques combined with summation

for routine high sensitivity and high spatial resolution phase maps

Dr Victor Boureau (Univ. Grenoble Alpes, CEA, LETI, DTSI, SCMC, F-38000 Grenoble)

501: Development of a high throughput SEMMr Wilco Zuidema (Delft University of

Technology)

624: Compressed sensing and other beam strategies to reduce electron dose in (S)TEMDr Armand Béché (EMAT, University of

Antwerp)

14:00

969: In situ Observation of Lithiation of Ge Nanowires using Electron Holography

Prof Molly Mccartney (Arizona State University)

190: Lorentz TEM observation of deformed skyrmions in supercooled state

Dr Daisuke Morikawa (Department of Physics, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin)

1316: Cryogenic TEM Studies of Bloch and NEEL Skyrmion Textures in Lacunar Spinels

and Cubic HelimagnetsMr Felix Lucas Kern (IFW Dresden)

550: Observation and analysis of current-driven motion of magnetic domain boundaries

in a chiral-lattice helimagnet FeGeDr Kiyou Shibata (RIKEN Center for

Emergent Matter Science)

1286: TEM study of controlled localisation of skyrmion nucleation by focused ion beam

irradiationMiss Kayla Fallon (SUPA School of

Physics and Astronomy, University of Glasgow, Glasgow G12 8QQ)

177: Time resolved Lorentz-TEM measurements of topological skyrmion decay

in Fe0.5Co0.5SiMr Simon Pöllath (University of

Regensburg)

1380: Direct observation of magnetic domain dynamics in Z-type cobalt hexaferrite

Dr Kyung Song (Department of Materials Modeling & Characterization, Korea

Institute of Materials Science, Changwon 51508)

1984: Journey to the Centre of the Cell (JTCC) - Exploring Nanoparticle Interactions

in Virtual Reality Invited Speaker: Prof John McGhee

(UNSW Sydney)

1950: Visualising mtDNA release Invited Speaker: Dr Kate Mcarthur

(Monash University)

1932: Exploring the molecular landscape of Chlamydomonas with in situ cryo-electron

tomographyInvited Speaker: Dr Ben Engel (Maz-

Planck Institute of Biochemistry, Germany)

1604: Multiscale 3D imaging of cilia by electron and X-ray cryo-microscopy

Dr Elisabeth Müller (Paul Scherrer Institute)

1315: Unsupervised deep learning approach for automated annotation of cellular electron

cryo-tomogramsProf Niels Volkmann (Sanford Burnham

Prebys Medical Discovery Institute)

1943: Combination of cryo-EM and genetics for studying eukaryotic cilia

Invited Speaker: Prof Masahide Kikkawa (The University of Tokyo, Japan)

852: A Novel Technique to Investigate Ionomer Distribution in PEMFC: Differentiating

Carbon by STEM-EELSMr Kang Yu (TMI-University of Texas at

Austin,International Iberian Nanotechnology Laboratory)

1032: Comparison of Atomic Scale Dynamics for 14 Kinds of Transition Metal NanocatalystsMr Kecheng Cao (Ulm University, Electron

Microscopy of Materials Science)

1040: Modulating electron beams in space and time to probe for the genuine structures

and function at the atomic scaleDr Christian Kisielowski (Lawrence Berkely National Laboratory, The

Molecular Foundry)

1449: Catalyst nanomaterials studied by in situ heating and identical location transmission

electron microscopyDr Francisco Ruiz Zepeda (National

Institute of Chemistry)

660: Quantitative STEM of Catalyst Nanoparticles with Simultaneous ADF

Imaging and Spectroscopy Prof Peter Nellist (University of Oxford)

1563: A novel combinatorial approach utilizing TIRF microscopy and Duolink for assessment

of protein-protein interactions at the cell membrane

Dr Michael Lovelace (Applied Neurosciences Program, Peter Duncan

Neurosciences Research Unit, St Vincent’s Centre for Applied Medical

Research, Faculty of Medicine, St Vincent’s Clinical School, University of

NSW)

1256: Assessing the red blood cell nursery Mr Jia Hao Yeo (The University of Sydney,

Faculty of Medicine, School of Medical Sciences)


7:30 7:30

9:00 9:00

10:00 10:00


LS-12 - Multimodal Molecular Imaging in Health & Disease

IT-5.5 - In-situ, environmental and time-resolved microscopies

IT-12.3 - Spectroscopy – High energy excitations and local chemical analysis FI-1 - Outreach IT-8.4 - Phase-related techniques PS-4.5 - Metals and alloys PS-10.2 - Magnetic, ferroelectric and

multiferroic materialsLS-7 - Embryology & Developmental

BiologyPS-12.5 - Materials for energy production,

storage and catalysisIT-2.1 - Computational methods for data acquisition, analysis and visualization

PS-11 - Materials in geology, mineralogy and archeology

IT-14.1 – Advances in Atom Probe Tomography

Chairpersons: Peter Peters & Peijun Zhang Chairpersons: Patricia Kooyman & Pratihba Gai

Chairpersons: Gianluigi Botton & Gerald Kothleitner Chairpersons: Tim White & Jenny Whiting Chairpersons: Etienne Snoeck &

Nobuo TanakaChairpersons: Xiaodong Han

& Jianfeng NieChairpersons: Shujun Zhang

& Laura BocherChairpersons: Louise Cole &

Anastasios PavlopoulosChairpersons: Christina Scheu &

Paulo FerreiraChairpersons: Steven Ludtke & Nigel

Browning Chairpersons: Ashley Slattery &

David SaxeyChairpersons: David Larson & Leigh

Stephenson & Ross Marceau

10:30

898: Microstructural evolution of 25Cr duplex stainless steel upon shot peening treatment

Miss Sijia Liu (Changwon National University)

10:30

10:45

545: Atomic-scale HAADF-STEM Study of Symmetrical Tilt Boundaries in a Mg-Gd AlloyDr Yuman Zhu (Department of Materials

Science & Engineering, Monash University, Melbourne)

10:45

IT-8 - Phase-related techniquesLate Breaking Talk

Chairpersons: Etienne Snoeck &Nobuo Tanaka

IT-9 - STEM and TEM imagingLate Breaking Talk

Chairpersons: Richard Leapman & Peter Nellist


Session one - 12:45 - 1:15Session two - 1:15 - 1:45

12:30 - 12:451547: High resolution smartphone

microscopes as an educational and public engagement tool

Dr Amy Davies (Institute of Biological Chemistry, Biophysics and

Bioengineering, Heriot-Watt University)

12:45 - 14:00Hands-on exploration of Maxwell Coyle &

Amy Davies microscopes

12:30

1625: Using a multi-modality imaging approach to investigate the role of platelets in

neonatal stroke Dr Alison Farley (The Walter and Eliza

Hall Institute of Medical Research, Melbourne)

1535: Tweezing mechanical information out of the plasma membrane of uterine epithelial

cells. Ms Sadaf Kalam (The University of

Sydney)

404: Cryo-electron microscopy extended into the quantum realms of photosynthetic energy

transfer processesProf Andreas Holzenburg (UTRGV)

1565: Nanoscale sword and shield: recent developments of focused ion beam and 2D

materials for multimodal imaging of cellsDr Jing Fu (Department of Mechanical and

Aerospace Engineering. Centre of Excellence for Advanced Molecular

Imaging, Monash University)

282: Quantitative Atomic Scale Imaging of Conducting Filaments of Resistive Switching

Memories Using Monochromated STEM-EELS Technique

Dr Hongchu Du (Ernst Ruska-Centrum für Mikroskopie und Spektroskopie mit

Elektronen, Forschungszentrum Gemeinschaftslabor für

Elektronenmikroskopie, RWTH Aachen University)

11:30

838: Focused Ion Beam Milling as a Game Changer in in-situ Cryo-Electron Tomography

of Frozen Hydrated SpecimensInvited Speaker: Dr Miroslava Schaffer (Max Planck Institute of Biochemistry, Dep. of Molecular Structural Biology,

Martinsried)

1985: Microscopy for all: The use of microscopy as an educational tool in the

Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History

Invited Speaker: Juan Pablo Hurtado Padilla (National Museum of Natural

History, USA)

11:45

998: Simultaneous E-Field & Strain Mapping by Precession Electron Diffraction

Dr Benedikt Haas (Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin)

12:00

12:15

677: Crystallography in Atom Probe Tomography

Mr Alec Day (Australian Centre for Microscopy & Microanalysis, The University of Sydney, NSW 2006, Australia,School of Aerospace,

Mechanical and Mechatronic Engineering, The University of Sydney, Sydney)

932: Nanoscale magnetic and structural characterization of Ne+ irradiated FeAl thin

films using pixelated STEMDr Magnus Nord (School of Physics and

Astronomy, University of Glasgow)

662: Optical equivalency of focused probe STEM ptychography and TEM Fourier

ptychography Dr Emanuela Liberti (Department of

Materials, University of Oxford, Oxford)

1280: Low-dose Electron Ptychography with a Fast Direct Electron Detector

Prof Peng Wang (Nanjing University)

1430: The analysis of sulfide minerals by atom probe tomography

Dr David Saxey (John de Laeter Centre, Curtin University)

1962: Correlative Atom Probe and Electron Tomography for Bone and Implant StructureInvited Speaker: Dr Kathryn Grandfield

(McMaster University, Canada)

1046: Multimodal Microscopy to Study Plasma Membrane Microdomains

Invited Speaker: Prof Robert Parton (University of Queensland)

427: Determining bandgap profiles and sub-gap defect levels in solar cells using high

resolution electron energy-loss spectroscopyProf David Mccomb (Center for Electron

Microscopy and Analysis, The Ohio State University)

1181: Techniques for performing simultaneous in-situ Transmission Kikuchi

Diffraction (TKD) and Digital Image Correlation (DIC)

Dr Vijay Bhatia (Australian Centre for Microscopy & Microanalysis, University of

Sydney)

1482: Detailed Investigation of the Interfacial Electrode/Electrolyte Reactions and the Effect

of Additives in Li-ion, Li-Sulfur and Li-Air Batteries by Operando ec-(S)TEM

Dr B.layla Mehdi (University of Liverpool)

588: Combining environmental gas TEM and electron tomography

Dr Charles Hirlimann (IPCMS-CNRS)

836: In-situ tensile straining for two dimensional nanomaterials in the transmission

electron microscopeMr Ade Kismarahardja (School of AMME,

The University of Sydney)

1431: Towards quantitative correlation of surface reconstruction and/or reduction of

perovskite catalysts simultaneously by ELNESProf Vasiliki Tileli (Institute of Materials,

École polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne, 1015 Lausanne,Switzerland)

895: Paleomagnetism of individual magnetite nanoparticles in a meteorite using electron

holographyProf Yuki Kimura (Institute of Low Temperature Science, Hokkaido

University)

455: Atomic potential reconstruction from DPC signal of thick specimens

Dr Takehito Seki (Institute of Engineering Innovation, School of Engineering, The

University of Tokyo)

822: Investigation of Exsolution in Titanomagnetite Grains in NWA 7533 Martian

Meteorite by STEM-EELS and STEM-EDXMrs Maya Marinova (CNRS, University of Lille & CNRS Institut Chevreul FR2638)

653: Microscopy Insights into Deactivation Mechanism of Au/CeZrO4 for Low-

Temperature Water-Gas Shift ReactionDr Qian He (Cardiff University)

107: Investigating life on land 1 billion years ago.

Ms Eva Sirantoine (The University of Western Australia)

103: High resolution chemical analysis of grains from the Itokawa asteroid by FIB-ToF-

SIMS Dr William Rickard (Advanced Resource

Characterisation Facility, John de Laeter Centre, Curtin University)

365: In situ TEM implementation of impedance spectroscopy on a model solid oxide electrolysis cell combining reactive gasses, high temperatures and electrical

potentialsDr Søren Bredmose Simonsen

(Department of Energy Conversion and Storage, Technical University of Denmark)

843: First-Principles Calculations of Field Evaporation in Atom Probe Tomography

Dr Michael Ashton (Max Planck Institut für Eisenforschung)

684: Advantages of Direct Detection and Electron Counting for High-energy Resolution and Monochromated Electron Energy Loss

Spectroscopy Data AcquisitionDr Paolo Longo (Gatan Inc.)

325: Symmetry-Constraints for Mapping Electronic States with EELSDr Stefan Löffler (TU Wien)

435: Atomic scale magnetic and structural imaging by achromatic electron microscopy

A/Prof Xiaoyan Zhong (National Center for Electron Microscopy, Key Laboratory of

Advanced Materials, The State Key Laboratory of New Ceramics & Fine

Processing, School of Materials Science & Engineering, Tsinghua University)

1108: Direct Observation of Dissimilar Dissolution Behaviours in a Radiation Field:

An In-situ Study of Layered Aluminum Based Minerals

Dr Michele Conroy (University of Limerick)

816: Low dose STEM for everyone using compressed sensing with regular scanning

grids Mr Jakob Spiegelberg (Uppsala

University)

1997: Compressive sensing in Scanning Transmission Electron Microscopy

Invited Speaker: Dr Andrew Stevens (Duke University, USA)

1541: Transmission electron microscope analysis for electron beam sensitive

CH3NH3PbI3 organic-inorganic perovskitesDr Wei Li (Monash University)

914: Correlative investigation of Mg dopant in GaN p-n junction by atom probe tomography

and off-axis electron holography Miss Lynda Amichi (Université Grenoble

Alpes,CEA - INAC)





Prof Zhiwei Shan (Xi’an Jiaotong University, China)Mechanical Testing Laboratory inside TEM

11:00

1614: Routine determination of sub-100 kDa complexes with conventional cryo-EM

Invited Speaker: Dr Gabriel Lander (The Scripps Research Institute)

1817: The good, the bad and the ugly of outreach stories: what works and why.

Invited Speaker: Dr Bronwen Cribb (The University of Queensland, Australia)

11:15

1436: Radicals-assisted CVD implemented in a modified HR environmental TEM for in-situ

real-time SWCNTs growth with a given chirality.

Invited Speaker: Dr Ileana Florea (LPICM, Ecole polytechnique, CNRS, Univ. Paris-

Saclay)

70: Realizing Real-Time Augmented Microscopy and Analysis on the Latest

Advanced Scanning Transmission Electron Microscopes

Dr Raymond Unocic(Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Center

for Nanophase Materials Science)

1629: Model-based iterative reconstruction of charge density and electric field using off-axis

electron holographyInvited Speaker: Dr Rafal E. Dunin-

Borkowski (Forschungszentrum Jülich)

1933: Understanding kidney development through whole organ imaging

Invited Speaker: Dr Alexander Combes (Murdoch Children’s Research Institute

and The University of Melbourne, Australia)

1927: The Full Spectrum of Time Resolution for Transmission Electron Microscopy

Invited SpeakerMr Bryan Reed (IDES, USA)

32: Atomic-level In situ Imaging and Spectroscopy of Interfacial Interactions during

Carbon Deposition on a Ni/CeO2 CatalystMr Ethan Lawrence (Arizona State

University)

679: Sub-nanoscale spatial mapping of magnetic moments by STEM-EMCD under

symmetric 3-beam condition using convergent beam

Prof Shunsuke Muto (Nagoya University)

850: Exploring the local structure of stress-written phases in polymorphic BiFeO3

Dr Kristina Holsgrove (Queen's University Belfast)

593: Theoretical and experimental study on detection precision and imaging quality of a PSD based non-pixelated COM detector for

DPCMr Felix Schwarzhuber (University of

Regensburg)

284: Boundary-artifact-free phase retrieval from Differential Phase Contrast image

Dr Kazuo Ishizuka (HREM Research Inc.)

1265: Combining Atom Probe Tomography and Transmission Electron Microscopy in

monazite reveals grain-scale-closed systems reset at nano-scale: toward nano-

geochronology.Invited Speaker: Dr Anne-Magali Seydoux-

Guillaume (CNRS,Université de Saint-Etienne)

1504: Tracking Hydrothermal Alteration in Meteorites with Oxidation State

Measurements by STXM-XANES and Aberration-Corrected STEM-EELS

Dr Bradley De Gregorio (U.S. Naval Research Laboratory)

1285: Development of double-tilt heating holder for dynamical/atomic resolution AC-

TEM and WB-STEM observations of ferromagnetic ferrous alloys

Dr Yusuke Shimada (Institute for Materials Research, Tohoku University)

1126: In situ crystallography and electrical dynamics of strained Ge-Si core-shell

nanowiresDr Chao Zhang (Queensland University of

Technology)

WEDNESDAY 12 SEPTEMBER 2018


788: In-situ TEM Observation of Resistive Switching of Oxide Thin Film DevicesInvited Speaker: Prof Sang Ho Oh (Sungkyunkwan University, Korea)


1926: Molecular Dynamics Modeling of Surface and Subsurface processes under

high electric fieldsInvited Speaker: Dr Stefan Parviainen

(GPM, University of Rouen, France)

438: Mapping of atomic-site-specific oxidation states of metal atoms by EELS using STEM-

moiré method. Dr Eiji Okunishi (EM Business Unit, JEOL

Ltd.)

2014: Enabling curiosity: How Foldscope and frugal scientific technology can expend access

to science and build communitiesInvited Speaker: Mr Maxwell Coyle

(Foldscope Instruments, United States)

11:00

11:15

11:30

11:45

12:00

12:15

206: Effect of single point defect on local properties in BiFeO3 thin film

Miss Xiaomei Li (Institute of Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences)

962: Bringing STEM into phase: new opportunities with focused-probe STEM

ptychographyInvited Speaker: Prof Peter Nellist

(University of Oxford, UK)

377: Formation of White Etching Areas during Rolling Contact Fatigue of SAE 52100

Bearing Steel - the Influence of Diffusible Hydrogen

Dr Alexander Schwedt (RWTH Aachen University, Central Facility for Electron

Microscopy)

297: Combined Effect of Stacking Fault Energy and Specimen Size on the Mechanical Behaviors of Single Crystalline Face-Centered

Cubic MetalsMr Ranming Niu (School of Aerospace,

Mechanical and Mechatronic Engineering, the University of Sydney, Sydney)

19: Atomic mappings of novel domain configurations in ferroelectric thin films

Invited Speaker: Prof Yinlian Zhu (Institute of Metal Research, Chinese Academy of

Sciences)

1290: Electron magnetic circular dichroism: state of the art and future prospects

Invited Speaker: Dr Jan Rusz (Uppsala University, Sweden)

1224: Diamond Jubilee of Australia's first Microscopy Core Facility - the

EMU/ACMM/SMM at 60Invited Speaker: Dr Guy Cox (University of

Sydney)

1818: Generation of non-diffracting Bessel beams with amorphous carbon phase masks

Mr Lukas GrünewaldLaboratory for Electron Microscopy,

Karlsruhe Institute of Technology

1495: Sub-Å STEM resolution from 60-300kVMr Eric Van Cappellen

Thermo Fisher Scientific

328: Imaging antisite defects in Ag-substituted Cu2ZnSnSe4

Prof David Cherns (University of Bristol)

161: Applications of Advanced Scanning Transmission Electron Microscopy

Techniques in the Study of Light AlloysMs Yunhe Zheng (Department of Materials

Science and Engineering, Monash University)

222: Experimental observation of novel long-period structures and phase transitions in fcc [111] tilt grain boundaries by atomic resolution

STEMMr Thorsten Meiners (Max-Planck-Institut

für Eisenforschung GmbH)

387: Performance evaluation of compressed sensing set-ups for optical and transmission

electron microscopyDr Wouter Van Den Broek (NameInstitut für Physik & IRIS Adlershof, Humboldt-

Universität zu Berlin, Newtonstr. 15, 12489 Berlin)

987: Processing very large pixelated STEM datasets: challenges and solutions

Dr Magnus Nord (School of Physics and Astronomy, University of Glasgow)

1969: Understanding cell polarity patterning in plants using fluorescence live-cell imagingInvited Speaker: Dr Neha Bhatia (The

University of Sydney, Australia)

1961: Tissue flow genetics: using tissue cartography to map the forces shaping

complex organsInvited Speaker: A/Prof Sebastian

Streichan (University of California, Santa Barbara, USA)





IT-9.1 - STEM and TEM imaging IT-2.2 - Computational methods for data acquisition, analysis and visualization

FI-2 - Data management (storage, processing and sharing)

IT-10.1 - SEM, FIB, scanning probe and surface microscopy

IT-13.1 - Spectroscopy – Low energy excitations and ultrafast spectroscopy LS-10 - Plant Science & Mycology PS-10.3 - Magnetic, ferroelectric and

multiferroic materials LS-13 - Invertebrate Biology & Taxonomy PS-2.1 - Carbon-based materials and 2D structures


IT-3 – Methods and workflows for correlative microscopy

IT-14.2 – Advances in Atom Probe Tomography

Chairpersons: Richard Leapman & Peter Nellist

Chairpersons: Steven Ludtke & Nigel Browning

Chairpersons: Wojtek Goscinski & Dieter Weber

Chairpersons: Tomonobu Nakayama, Alex de Marco & Raynald Gauvin Chairpersons: Odile Stephan Chairpersons: Rosemary White &

Staffan PerssonChairpersons: Shujun Zhang

& Laura BocherChairpersons: Andreas Holzenburg

& Maria ByrneChairpersons: Ute Kaiser &

Dougal McCullochChairpersons: Masaki Takeguchi & Xiaozhou

LiaoChairpersons: Fei Sun &

Saskia LippensChairpersons: David Larson & Leigh

Stephenson & Ross Marceau

LS-12 - Multimodal Molecular Imaging in Health & Disease

Chairpersons: Peter Peters & Peijun Zhang

LS-11 - Innovations in Light / Laser Microscopy and Optical Nanoscopy

Late Breaking Talk

Chairpersons: Katharina Gaus & Jan Ellenberg

FI-1 - OutreachLate Breaking Talk

IT-14 – Advances in Atom Probe Tomography

Late Breaking Talk

Chairpersons: Tim White & Jenny Whiting Chairpersons: David Larson & Leigh Stephenson & Ross Marceau

16:00 16:00

16:30 - 18:00

16:30 - 18:00

15:45

15:15

15:30

1190: Analysis of nudibranch microstructures using ultrathin cryomicrotome sectioning and

Mass Spectrometry Imaging allows spatial distribution of molecular species to be

determined at nanometer resolutionDr Brett Hamilton (Centre for Microscopy

and Microanalysis, The University of Queensland, 306 Carmody Road, St Lucia, QLD 4072, Australia,Centre for Advanced Imaging, The University of Queensland, 306 Carmody Road, St Lucia, QLD 4072, Australia,Pathology Department, Mater

1955: Three-dimensional super-resolution protein localization correlated with vitrified

cellular contextInvited Speaker: Mr Wei Ji (CAS, China)

1078: Using Fiji / Image J to automate analysis of slide scanner generated files

Dr Michael Kuligowski (Australian Centre for Microscopy and Microanalysis,

University of Sydney)

223: High-frequency noise artefacts in scanning microscopy – Identification and

mitigationDr Asmus Meyer-Plath (Federal Institute

for Occupational Safety and Health)

1368: Cluster analysis for FIB tomography of nanoporous materials

Dr Martin Ritter (Hamburg University of Technology)

281: MIB 2: an updated version of the open-source platform for segmentation and analysis

of multidimensional datasetsDr Ilya Belevich (University of Helsinki)

504: A Hybrid Environmental Transmission Electron Microscope for Probing Plasmons

and ExcitonsDr Renu Sharma (Center for Nanoscale

Science and Technology, National Institute of Standards and Technology,

Gaithersburg)

917: Correlative microscopy combining Electron Microscopy and Secondary Ion Mass

Spectrometry Dr Santhana Eswara (Luxembourg

Institute of Science and Technology)

1053: Neurodegenerative modifications during perinatal asphyxia: correlative light and

electron microscopy study .Francisco Capani (Instituto de

Investigaciones CardiolÃ³gicas (ININCA) UBA-CONICET)

1476: Striving for precise metrology with the modern STEM

Invited Speaker: Dr Lewys Jones (Advanced Microscopy Laboratory (CRANN),School of Physics, Trinity

College Dublin)

14:00

1967: Automatic registration for multidimensional correlative microscopies with

error assessment and detections of deformations

Invited Speaker: Ms Perrine Paul-Gilloteaux (University of Nantes, France)

1288: Electron tomography of cadherin-mediated progenitor cell-cell junctions

Dr Walter Kaufmann (Institute of Science and Technology-Austria, Klosterneuburg)

1498: Atomic resolution STEM image contrast based on local point symmetry

Dr Matus Krajnak (Department of Materials Engineering, Monash University)

1972: Screening ultrastructural phenotypes by automated correlative light and FIB-SEM.Invited Speaker: Dr Yannick Schwab

(EMBL Heidelberg, Germany)

1873: Engineering Innovation Throughout Life and Across Cultures - Advancing STEAM Outreach Through Indigenous Paradigms,

Industry Engagement, and Microscopy Aided Design And ManufacturE (MADAME)

Prof Melissa Knothe TateUniversity of New South Wales

14:15

14:45

15:00

WEDNESDAY 12 SEPTEMBER 2018

14:30

1044: Cross-correlative Microscopy to Understand Nanocrystalline Stability

Dr Xuyang Zhou (The University of Alabama)

929: Identification of the Icelandic accession of Arabidopsis thaliana

Prof Kesara Anamthawat-Jonsson (University of Iceland, Reykjavik)

789: In-situ Microscopy for Sub-10nm Materials

Invited Speaker: Prof Litao Sun (Southeast University)

1988: Theory of momentum-resolved phonon scattering in the transmission electron

microscope - application to 2D materialsInvited Speaker: Dr Rebecca Nicholls


1444: Visualization of surface plasmon propagation in a crystal waveguide by

momentum-resolved cathodoluminescence spectroscopy

Dr Hikaru Saito (Kyushu University)

1963: The Atom Probe as High-Speed Camera: Correlating Nanometer Composition

with Nanosecond Material DynamicsInvited Speaker: Dr Austin Akey (Harvard

University, USA)

2024: Revealing Secrets Hiding in Plain Sight: Advances in Multi-scale Multi-modal Imaging

Invited Speaker: Dr Mark Ellisman (Distinguished Professor of

Neurosciences; Director, the National Center for Microscopy and Imaging

Research (NCMIR), UCSD Senior Fellow, HHMI Janelia Research Campus)

821: Tracing hydrogen in APT : Development of new in-situ approaches

Dr Daniel Haley (Dept. of Materials, University of Oxford)

1978: Application of Atom Probe Tomography in wide band gap technology

Invited Speaker: A/Prof Baishakhi Mazumder (University of Buffalo, USA)

517: Dopant distribution and Jahn–Teller distortions at superconducting La2CuO4

interfacesMr Y. Eren Suyolcu (Max Planck Institute

for Solid State Research)

785: Understanding impacts of environmental changes and anthropogenic activities on

marine organismsInvited Speaker: Dr Peta Clode (University

of Western Australia, Australia)

599: Cryogenic analytical electron microscopy for native state imaging of nanomaterials

Dr Nicole Hondow (University of Leeds)

834: Industrial approach to in-situ electron microscopy of heterogeneous catalysts

Dr Manfred Schuster (Johnson Matthey Technology Centre, Blount’s Court,

Reading, RG4 9NH)

1376: Visualisation of polar nano-regions and chemical composition fluctuations in BaTiO3

and (Ba, Sr)TiO3 ceramics above Curie temperature

Prof Goran Drazic (National Institute of Chemistry, Ljubljana, Slovenia)

940: Advanced electron microscopy and spectroscopy on ferroelectric thin films

Prof Peng Gao (School of Physics, Peking University)

1021: Probing Resonant Photonic Modes in Oxide Nanoparticles with Focussed Electron

BeamsProf Peter Crozier (Arizona State

University)

1960: Characterisation of the regulation of directional growth in the invasive fungal

pathogen, Candida albicans, using multiple microscopy approaches

Invited Speaker: Dr Alexandra Brand (University of Aberdeen, UK)

294: Observation of ferroelectric polarization in hybrid improper ferroelectric (Ca, Sr)3Ti2O7Dr Hiroshi Nakajima (Kyushu University)

200: Atomic mapping of domains and interfacial structures in ferroelectric thin films

Prof Xiuliang Ma (Institute of Metal Research, Chinese Academy of Sciences)

1951: Large-scale phenotyping of invertebrate model and non-model organisms using digital

non-invasive, three-dimensional imaging techniques

Invited Speaker: Dr Alexander Ziegler (Institute of Evolutionary Biology and Ecology, Universität Bonn, Germany)

97: Interaction between 2D transition metal dichalcogenides and metal atoms for use in electrical contacting, investigated via atomic

resolution HAADF Scanning Transition Electron Microscopy

Ms Eileen Courtney (TEMUL, Department of Physics, School of Natural Sciences & Bernal Institute, University of Limerick,

Limerick, Ireland)

1934: Reaching out for the sun: molecular mechanisms enhancing light access in plants

Invited Speaker: Prof Christian Fankhauser (University of Lausanne,

Switzerland)

2016: Probing the Atomic Lattice Response of Quantum Materials Across Phase Transitions

Invited Speaker: A/Prof Lena F. Kourkoutis (Cornell University, USA)

1413: One-Dimensional Hexagonal Boron Nitride Semiconductor

Miss Hyoju Park (UNIST (Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology))

1882: Direct Observation of Hydrogen at Grain Boundaries in Multicrystalline Silicon

Mr David TweddleUniversity of Oxford



1155: Aberration corrected STEM for interfacial strain and vacancy characterizationProf Jian-Min Zuo (University of Illinois at

Urbana-Champaign)

1165: A new algorithm for segmenting single adult cardiac cells from largevolume

serial block-face scanningelectron microscopy data

Dr Vijay Rajagopal (University of Melbourne)

373: Automated Imaging and Analysis of Pharmaceutical Particles Using a Tabletop

Low Voltage TEMDr Mathieu Colomb-Delsuc (Vironova AB,

Stockholm)

335: Image restoration from single scanning transmission electron micrograph using deep

convolutional neural networksDr Ivan Lobato (EMAT, Antwerp

University, Groenenborgerlaan 171, 2020 Antwerp, Belhium)

118: Atomic-scale observation of oxidation and decomposition processes in

nanocrystalline alloys via in-situ heatingMr Jinming Guo (Erich Schmid Institute of Materials Science, Austrian Academy of

Sciences, Leoben 8700)

667: Electron beam effects on metal and semiconductor oxide films - structure and

electrical propertiesDr Christian Kübel (Karlsruhe Institute of

Technology (KIT))

1459: Superconducting Delay LineDetector for Time of Flight

Spectrometry and Atom ProbeTomography

Dr. Thomas Kelly (CAMECA Instruments, Inc.)

352: Improved throughput of gold nanoparticle localization and imaging in the brain through the development of a novel

SEM-STEM techniqueDr Paul Kempen (Center for

Nanomedicine and Theranostics, Department of Micro- and

Nanotechnology, Technical University of Denmark)

795: Assessing the use of CMOS technology in EBSD detectors and its impact on analysis

speed and precisionDr Pat Trimby (Oxford Instruments

Nanoanalysis)

193: Biaxial tensile stress effect within epitaxial BiFeO3 film grown on (100) KTaO3

Dr In-Tae Bae (State University of New York at Binghamton)

643: Atomic resolution electron microscopy and spectroscopy of ion implanted dopants in

two-dimensional materialsMr Eoghan O'Connell (TEMUL, Dept. of Physics, School of Sciences and Bernal

Institute, University of Limerick)

1496: Optoelectronic measurements on atomically thin MoxW(1-x)S2 nanoflakes

Dr Raul Arenal (Universidad de Zaragoza)

1998: Single-Atom Level Chemical and Electronic Structure Engineering in Low

Dimensional MaterialsInvited Speaker: Prof Quentin Ramasse

(University of Leeds, UK)

656: Direct observation of oxygen vacancy-driven structural and resistive phase

transitions in La2/3Sr1/3MnO3Dr Lide Yao (NanoSpin, Department of

Applied Physics, Aalto University School of Science, P.O. Box 15100, FI-00076 Aalto)

553: Electron Radiolysis Effect for in-situ Electron Microscopy: Super-Dissolution and Direct Writing Transformation of Metal Oxides

Prof Manling Sui (Institute of Microstructure and Property of Advanced

Materials, Beijing University of Technology)

446: Evidence of strain-induced plastic flow in the formation of phase-pure hexagonal

diamondMr Sherman Wong (School of Science,

RMIT University, Melbourne)

718: Phi thickenings in Brassica roots - an adaption to water stress?

Dr David Collings (University of Newcastle)

827: Momentum resolved spectroscopy of the dielectric response by TEM

Dr Frederic Fossard (LEM, Laboratoire d'Etude des Microstructures,

ONERA/CNRS)

1305: Direct observations of stable hydrides to solute hydrogen in metals using atom probe

tomography Dr Andrew Breen (Max Planck Institute

for Iron Research (MPIE))

15:45

14:00

14:15

14:30

14:45

15:00

15:15

15:30

1560: Thick (3D) sample imaging using iDPC-STEM

Dr Ivan Lazić (Thermo Fisher Scientific)

1966: Time resolved cathodoluminescence spectroscopies

Invited Speaker: Dr Sophie Meuret (AMOLF, The Netherlands)

1209: Beyond the Diffraction Limit and below 0.4 Angstroms with a High Dynamic Range

Pixel Array DetectorInvited Speaker: Prof David Muller

(Cornell University)

1990: Algorithms for real-time unsupervised cryo-EM structure determination

Invited Speaker: Dr Hans Elmlund (Monash University)

1591: Solutions for the analysis of large microscopy multi-dimensional datasets in

HyperSpy.Invited Speaker: Dr Francisco de la Peña

(University of Lille, France)

984: LiberTEM: An open software platform for pixelated scanning transmission electron

microscopyDr Dieter Weber (Forschungszentrum

Jülich)

1357: A national network of trusted data repositories for the Australian National

Imaging FacilityDr Andrew Mehnert (Centre for

Microscopy, Characterisation and Analysis, The University of Western

Australia, Perth)

1568: The Image Data Resource: a platform for publishing, integrating and mining

biological imaging data at scalePetr Walczysko (Division of

Computational Biology, University of Dundee, Dundee)

958: Meeting the next-generation instrument data challenge with MyTardis

Dr Amr Hassan (eResearch Delivery Leader, Monash University)

728: Ultra High Precision, High Resolution and Large Area SEM using Raith E-line Plus

Dr Han-Hao (elliot) Cheng (Centre for Microscopy and Microanalysis, The

University of Queensland)

305: Optimisation of scattered electron imaging in the scanning electron microscopeDr Ben Britton (Imperial College London)

1097: Application of inverted fountain detector for downward secondary electron emitted

from nanosheets in SEMProf Takashi Sekiguchi (University of

Tsukuba,National Institute for Materials Science (NIMS))

388: Analytical STEM at 30 keV, EDS, EELS and CBED at the Nanoscale

Prof Raynald Gauvin (Department of Mining and Materials Engineering, McGill

University)

1627: Attosecond electron microscopy and diffraction

Invited Speaker: Prof Peter Baum (University of Konstanz,Max-Planck-

Institute of Quantum Optics)

1935: Specialised receptor signalling in plasmodesmal membranes

Invited Speaker: Dr Christine Faulkner (John Innes Centre, UK)

1839: Cryo-Electron Microscopy of cardiac thin filaments: Heart disease on a molecular

level Dr Danielle Paul

(University of Bristol)


7:30 7:30

9:00 9:00

10:00 10:00



IT-10.2 - SEM, FIB, scanning probe and surface microscopy PS-3.1 - Thin films, coatings and surfaces IT-11 - Optical Nanoscopy and Spectral

Imaging Techniques IT-9.2 - STEM and TEM imaging LS-9.1 - Applications in Correlative Microscopy of Biological Systems

PS-6.1 - Biomaterials, polymers and polymer-based composites

PS-8.1 - Phase transformations and corrosion

PS-2.2 - Carbon-based materials and 2D structures

LS-14.1 - Host-Pathogen Interactions, Microbiology & Virology

IT-13.2 - Spectroscopy – Low energy excitations and ultrafast spectroscopy

PS-9.1 - Amorphous and disordered materials, liquid crystals


Chairpersons: Tomonobu Nakayama,Alex de Marco & Raynald Gauvin Chairpersons: Xiuliang Ma & Zonghan Xie Chairperson: Colin Sheppard Chairpersons: Richard Leapman & Peter

Nellist Chairperson: Yannick Schwab & Roger Wepf Chairpersons: Cheng Yan & Yogambha Ramaswamy Chairperson: James Howe & Jianqiang Zhang Chairpersons: Ute Kaiser &

Dougal McCullochChairpersons: Melanie Rug & Salvatore

Chiantia Chairpersons: Odile Stephan Chairpersons: Paul Voyles &Amelia Liu

10:30

989: Microstructural Analysis of the Preferential Intergranular Oxidation Behavior

of Alloy 600 in H2-Steam EnvironmentMr Liberato Volpe (The University of

Manchester)

10:30

10:45

826: Spinodal Decomposition in Compositionally Modulated Ti-Mo AlloyMrs Alphy George (Metallurgy and

Materials Group, Indira Gandhi Centre for Atomic Research, HBNI, Kalpakkam, TN

603102)

10:45

12:30

Effective colour-enhancement strategies for EM images

Dr Jenny Whiting (Microscopy Australia)

Hands-on colouring session – bring your images and laptop

12:30




Plenary SpeakerDarling Harbour Theatre

Dr Misty JenkinsUnderstanding Serial Killers: Investigating the function of Cytotoxic T lymphocytes using microscopy


1720: Coherent Ultrafast Transmission Electron Microscopy: Development and

ApplicationsInvited Speaker: Mr Armin Feist (Georg-August-Universität Gottingen, Germany)

267: Correlative analytical transmission electron microscopy applied to the

characterization of deformation features in amorphous materials

Invited Speaker: Dr Harald Rösner (University of Münster, Germany)

1027: Realistic electrochemistry in liquid cell microscopy

Dr Daan Hein Alsem (Hummingbird Scientific)

809: Combined high-resolution FIB-Nanotomography and 3D-EDS of solid-oxide

electrolysis cellsDr Marco Cantoni (CIME/EPFL)

218: Hardness and toughness enhancement of nanotwinned high entropy alloy

FeMnNiCoCr coatings deposited by closed field unbalanced magnetron sputtering Ms Chuhan Sha (School of Materials

Science and Engineering, UNSW, Sydney)

2019: Mapping the spatial rules of early TCR signalling: from multiplexced DNA PAINT

single molecule imaging to statistical inferenceProf James Halstead

(UNSW)

705: Overcoming the chromatic aberration resolution limit by monochromationDr Andrew L. Bleloch (Nion R&D)

466: Advantage of Cc/Cs corrected LV-TEM for organic molecular imaging

Dr Kaname Yoshida (Japan Fine Ceramics Center)

357: ISTEM - Strongly Incoherent Imaging for Ultra-High Resolution TEM

Dr Florian F. Krause (Universität Bremen)

333: Downsampling of STEM images: a study on the effect of electron dose reduction on the

quality of 3D reconstructionsDr Sylvain Trepout (University Paris

Saclay, INSERM U1196, Institut Curie, Centre Universitaire)

2000: Exploring the possi-pili-ties: using microscopy to better understand the

interaction of pathogenic and commensal Neisseria species with the human host and

with each otherInvited Speaker: Dr Errin Johnson


84: HRTEM study of rejuvenation in metallic glasses under cryothermal cycling

Dr Iurii Ivanov (Department of Materials Science & Metallurgy, University of

Cambridge)

936: Medium-range order of amorphous CuZr-crystalline Cu composites studied by

correlated HAADF and nano-beam diffractionDr Martin Peterlechner (Institute of Materials Physics, WWU Muenster)

1350: Investigation of CVD TiCN/Ti1-xAlxN multilayer coatings by advanced electron

microscopyMr Mohamed Ben Hassine (Chalmers

University of Technology)

745: Spatiotemporal Mapping of DNA Double Strand Break Repair Using Super Resolution

MicroscopyDr Donna Whelan (La Trobe University)

715: Live quantitative BSE acquisition with standard-less calibration

Dr Grigore Moldovan (Point Electronic GmbH)

THURSDAY 13 SEPTEMBER 2018

568: Nanoplasmonic TEM Sample Design with Full Location- and Chemistry Control

A/Prof Michel Bosman (National University of Singapore)

109: Investigation of dislocations by STEM in a scanning electron microscope

Miss Cheng Sun (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Laboratory for Electron

Microscopy)

Invited Speaker: Peter Kingshott (Swinburne University of Technology,

Australia)

81: Investigation of the Wagonwheel Effect in Graphene via atomic resolution HAADF and

EELSMr Kalani Moore (University of Limerick)

1458: Atomic Defects in Graphene and their Role in Proton Transport and Water

Desalination Dr Raymond Unocic (Oak Ridge National

Laboratory, Center for Nanophase Materials Science)

1322: Super-Resolution Characterization of Microtubule Architecture in Cells Expressing

Lyssavirus PhosphoproteinMr Ashley Rozario (School of Chemistry,

Monash University)

651: Investigating the role of the different NS3 functional domains in the AHSV infection

cycle in mammalian cells. Mrs Linda Ferreira-Venter (University of

Pretoria)

1175: In-sit TEM observation of oxidation and radiation damage

Mr Yang Yang (MIT)

1427: Correlated in situ ETEM and Multiscale Computational Study of Dynamic Processes

Characterizing the Initial Stage of Copper Oxidataion

Prof Judy Yang (University of Pittsburgh)

469: Characterizing the calcination behaviours of Ni-Fe layered double hydroxide materials via in-situ transmission electron microscopy

Mr Christopher Hobbs (School of Physics and CRANN, Trinity College Dublin.)

704: Evidence of sulphur-enriched grain boundaries in a chromia scale

Ms Ingrid Mccarroll (The University of Sydney)

1232: HIV and The Colorectal Mucosa - Investigating the Early Interactions of HIV with Mucosal Target Cells using Highly Multiplexed

MicroscopyMr Heeva Baharlou (The Westmead

institute for medical research)

421: In Situ Manipulation of Topological Defects in Bilayer Graphene

Mr Peter Schweizer (Institute of Micro- and Nanostructure Research & CENEM, FAU

Erlangen-Nuremberg)

1278: Interface chemistry and transport in alumina using TEM and APT

Invited Speaker: Prof Krystyna Stiller (Chalmers University of Technology,

Sweden)

1220: Understanding atom-by-atom the dynamics and the properties fo the evolution of point and extended defects in single-layer 2H-MoTe2 by Cc/Cs-corrected 40 kV high-

resolution TEMMr Tibor Lehnert (Electron Microscopy

Group of Materials Science, University of Ulm)

422: Correlating Structural Heterogeneity to Deformation of Metallic Glasses Using 4-D Scanning Nanodiffraction and Mesoscale

SimulationInvited Speaker: Prof Jinwoo Hwang (Ohio

State University, USA)

1189: Comparison of Spectral Imaging Modalities and Quantitative Data Analysis

TechniquesDr Tala Kaplinovsky (Australian Centre for

Microscopy and Microanalysis)

1703: Tracking bundling of influenza A virus genome segments in infected host cells at

single molecule levelProf Dr Andreas Herrmann (Molecular

Biophysics, Department for Biology, IRI Life Sciences, Humboldt-Universität zu

Berlin, Berlin)

630: Plasmon field tomography of coupled metallic nanoparticles

Dr Georg Haberfehlner (Graz Centre for Electron Microscopy)

1171: Hybridization of Surface Plasmon Resonance Modes in Sierpinski Fractal

Triangles Ms Isobel C. Bicket (McMaster University)

48: Nanoscopic Dynamics in a Supercooled Liquid from Electron Correlation Microscopy

Prof Paul Voyles (Department of Materials Science and Engineering, University of

Wisconsin-Madison, Madison)

912: Ultrafast Electron Spectroscopy with Slow and Fast Electrons

Invited Speaker: Dr Nahid Talebi (Max-Planck Institut, Germany)

11:15

11:30

11:45

12:00

12:15

11:00

1362: Quantitative mapping of the nanoscale strain field in metallic glasses during in situ

deformationDr Christoph Gammer (Erich Schmid

Institute of Materials Science, Austrian Academy of Sciences, Leoben)

1470: Quantitative microscopy approaches for the study of the interactions between Influenza

matrix protein and host plasma membraneDr Salvatore Chiantia (University of

Potsdam)

385: Self-hybridization within non-Hermitian localized plasmonic systems

Mr Hugo Lourenço Martins (Laboratoire de Physique des Solides)

1937: Interplay of strain and lattice structure in novel 2D semiconductors

Invited Speaker: Prof Wu Zhou (University of Chinese Academy of Sciences, China)

1914: Using Sub-Sampling/Inpainting to Control the Kinetics and Observation

Efficiency of Dynamic Processes in Liquids Invited Speaker: Prof Nigel Browning

(University of Liverpool, UK)

1956: High-speed AFM and the Essential Role of Water Molecules

Invited Speaker: Prof Mervyn Miles (University of Bristol, UK)

1965: Recent advances in FIB-SEM techniques for elemental, strain, stress and

defect analyses combined with micro-mechanical testing

Invited Speaker: Prof Xavier Maeder (EMPA, Switzerland)

2021: Imaging Techniques to Measure Spatio-temporal dynamics and Metabolic Alterations

of p53 upon DNA DamageInvited Speaker: A/Prof Michelle Digman

(University of California, USA)

1920: Maximising dose efficiency in quantitative STEM to reveal the 3D atomic

structure of nanomaterialsInvited Speaker: Ms Sandra Van Aert

(University of Antwerp, Europe)

1919: Atomic-resolution dynamic STEM observations for single atom tracking

Invited Speaker: A/Prof Ryo Ishikawa (University of Tokyo, Japan)

1813: Submolecular resolution imaging with Si cantilever-based atomic force microscopy

Invited Speaker: Dr Tomoko Shimizu (Keio University, Japan)

1936: Understanding ciliary assembly and transport with CLEM and Cryo-EM

Invited Speaker: Dr Gaia Pigino (Max Planck Institute of Molecular Cell Biology

& Genetics, Germany)

1585: Assessing the Autophagy Machinery and Cargo - A Super-Resolution Approach

A/Prof Ben Loos (Stellenbosch University)

74: STEM-based direct observation of dislocation-pipe diffusion in

metal/semiconductor nitride superlattice thin films

Dr Magnus Garbrecht (Thin Film Physics Division, Linkoeping University)

581: Visualized effects of oxidation and temperature on pseudo-single-domain Fe3O4 particles examined by environmental TEM and

off-axis electron holographyDr Trevor Almeida (University of Glasgow)

1586: Assessing the Autophagy Machinery and Cargo using Correlative Light and

Electron MicroscopyA/Prof Ben Loos (Stellenbosch University)

Invited Speaker: Professor Dietmar Hutmacher (Queensland University of

Technology, Australia)

1952: White Graphene and Composites from Synthesis to Applications

Invited Speaker: Prof Ying Chen (Deakin University, Australia)

781: Inhomogeneous Strain Distribution in Epitaxial SiGe/Si Multilayers Visualized by

Dark-field Inline Electron HolographyDr Bumsu Park (Department of Energy

Science, Sungkyunkwan University)

1976: Correlative light and electron microscopy studies of self-assembling peptide

cages (SAGEs)Invited Speaker: Dr Lorna Hodgson

(University of Bristol, UK)

1401: Characterization of metastasis related lysosomal subpopulations by correlative live

cell- 3D electron microscopy Dr Nalan Liv (UMC Utrecht)

489: Correlative Strategies for the Identification and Intracellular Localization of

Polymer NanoparticlesDr Ingo Lieberwirth (Max-Planck Institute

for Polymer Research)

11:00

11:15

11:30

11:45

12:00

12:15

1303: Application and prospect of electron-beam-induced current technique: from defect

characterization to device diagnosisInvited Speaker: Dr Jun Chen (National Institute for Materials Science (NIMS),

Japan)

1947: Mechanical properties and surface forces of nanostructures

Invited Speaker: Prof Han Huang (The University of Queensland, Australia)

407: Microscopy with illumination and detector arrays

Prof Colin Sheppard (University of Wollongong)

392: SEM, TEM, STEM and AFM microscopy of the human tooth enamel crystallites

Prof José Reyes-Gasga (Instituto de FÃ-sica, UNAM)

813: Exploring biomineral chemistry at the nanometer scale

Dr Marta De Frutos (Laboratoire de Physique des Solides, CNRS, Université

de Paris-Sud)


229: Wet Etch Dynamics of Silicon Nanopillars Visualized in the TEM

Dr Zainul Aabdin (Institute of Materials Research and Engineering, Agency for

Science, Technology and Research Centre for BioImaging Sciences and Department of Biological Sciences,

National University of Singapore,Department of Physics, National University of Singapore)

253: In-situ E-TEM study of bimetallicTiO2 supported copper-gold nanocatalysts under

oxydizing (O2) and reducing (H2) atmosphere Mr Adrian Chmielewski (UniversitÃ© Paris

Diderot)

985: Structural properties of Double Wall Carbon Nanotubes as revealed by TEM

Dr Loiseau Annick (LEM, Laboratoire d'Etude des Microstructures,

ONERA/CNRS)

314: Application of FIB-SEM tomography, serial sectioning TEM and STEM tomography gives insight into herpesvirus egress dynamics

and the process of secondary envelopmentDr Clarissa Villinger (Central Facility for

Electron Microscopy, Ulm University,Institute of Virology, University

Medical Center Ulm)


1501: Functionalization of carbon nanotubes investigated by spatial-resolved EELS


1938: Momentum-resolved STEM measurement of atomic electric fields, charge

densities, polarisations and chemical composition

Invited Speaker: Dr Knut Mueller-Caspary (University of Antwerp, Europe) 1337: Splenic capture and in vivo subcellular

degradation of thin, biological-grade graphene oxide sheets studied by correlative microscopy

Dr Eric Prestat (Materials Performance Centre, University of Manchester)





LS-11 - Innovations in Light / Laser Microscopy and Optical Nanoscopy

IT-10.3 - SEM, FIB, scanning probe and surface microscopy PS-3.2 - Thin films, coatings and surfaces FI-3 - Facility management IT-9.3 - STEM and TEM imaging IT-13.3 - Spectroscopy – Low energy

excitations and ultrafast spectroscopyPS-6.2 - Biomaterials, polymers and

polymer-based compositesPS-8.2 - Phase transformations and

corrosionPS-2.3 - Carbon-based materials and 2D

structuresLS-14.2 - Host-Pathogen Interactions,

Microbiology & VirologyLS-9.2 - Applications in Correlative Microscopy of Biological Systems

PS-9.2 - Amorphous and disordered materials, liquid crystals

Chairpersons: Katharina Gaus & Jan Ellenberg Chairpersons: Tomonobu Nakayama,Alex de Marco & Raynald Gauvin Chairpersons: Xiuliang Ma & Zonghan Xie Chairpersons: Angus Netting & David Bell Chairpersons: Richard Leapman & Peter

Nellist Chairpersons: Odile Stephan Chairpersons: Cheng Yan & Yogambha Ramaswamy Chairperson: James Howe & Jianqiang Zhang Chairpersons: Ute Kaiser &

Dougal McCullochChairpersons: Melanie Rug & Salvatore

Chiantia Chairperson: Yannick Schwab & Roger Wepf Chairpersons: Paul Voyles &Amelia Liu

14:00 14:00

14:15 14:15

16:00 16:00

14:00 - 17:00

14:00 - 17:00

19:00-23:00

19:00-23:00

15:15

1273: Macromolecular dynamics of malaria parasite adhesion

Invited Speaker: Dr Matthew Dixon (The University of Melbourne, Australia)

THURSDAY 13 SEPTEMBER 2018

1589: Hybrid reverse Monte Carlo modelling of disordered solids using electron microscopy

Invited Speaker: Dr Timothy Petersen

1964: Nanoscale Mapping and Interpretation of meV Phonon EELS

Invited Speaker: Prof Philip Batson (Rutgers School of Engineering, USA)

452: Removing physiological motion from intravital and clinical fluorescence imaging data

Dr Sean Warren (Garvan Institute of Medical Research)

1205: Deep subsurface, nanosecond laser induced modification of Si: phase

transformation and solidification induced morphology

Mr Lachlan SmillieResearch School of Physics and

Engineering, The Australian National University

529: Understanding the corrosion response of 6xxx series Al-alloys at near atomic to

nanometer scale using advanced characterisation techniques.

Dr Shravan Kairy (Monash University)

1968: Chemical processing of surfaces by electron and ion beams

Invited Speaker: Mr Milos Toth (University of Technology, Sydney, Australia)

453: Atomic-resolution electron microscopy for aluminum alloys as high-performance

industry materialsInvited Speaker: Prof Jianghua Chen

(Hunan University, China)

14:45

15:00

1484: Revisiting EELS investigations and its coupling with Raman spectroscopy: chemical

inhomogeneities at the nanoscale of hydrogenated amorphous carbon thin films


1065: Large area automated image acquisition for integrated CLEM

Dr Sangeetha Hari (Delmic BV)

22: Processing zebrafish for correlated light and electron microscopy studies

Ms Delfine Cheng (The University of Sydney)

2002: Correlative Light and Electron Microscopy: Parasites and Viruses

Invited Speaker: Prof Bruno Humbel (Université de Lausanne, Switzerland)

1466: Bacterial adhesion at the naoscale -probing the required cell-surface contact area

and role of fibrinogen using a gradient in surface nanotopography

Dr Mats Hulander (Chalmers University of Technology)

2008: Explorations of the brain enabled by correlative array tomography

Invited Speaker: Dr Kristina Micheva (Stanford University, USA)

14:30

28: Nanobody labeling and super resolution gSTED nanoscopy of the bacterial cell division

machineryDr Bill Söderström (Okinawa Institute of

Science and Technology, OIST)

14:45

15:00

15:15

15:30

15:45

675: Secrets of plasma deposited polyoxazoline functionality lies in the plasma

phaseDr Melanie Macgregor (University of South

Australia, Future Industries Institute)

1959: Decoding the Dynamic Endosomal Matrix

Invited Speaker: Dr Senthil Arumugam (University of New South Wales, Australia)

14:30

180: Composition and Atomic Arrangement of Binary-Element Atom Columns through

Analytical Transmission Electron MicroscopyDr Dan Zhou (Max Planck Institute for

Solid State Research, Stuttgart)

136: Measuring Local Electric Fields and Charge Densities using 4D STEM

Dr Manveer Munde (Materials Sciences Centre & Faculty of Physics (WZMW),

Philipps University Marburg)

655: Nanoscale vibrational spectroscopy of liquid water by monochromated aloof EELS

Dr Jacob Jokisaari (University of Illinois at Chicago)

1245: Anisotropic Evaporation of ZnO Observed by In-situ Cs-Corrected High

Resolution Transmission Electron MicroscopyMr Zhen Wang (Department of Energy

Science, Sungkyunkwan University (SKKU), Suwon)

494: A flagship South African facility for a double Cs-corrected TEM - From

management to micrographInvited Speaker: Prof Johannes Neethling (Nelson Mandela University, South Africa)

1929: Investigation on the in-situ and ex-situ performance of carbon composites

manufactured using Automated Fibre Placement (AFP)

Invited Speaker: Prof Gangadhara Prusty (UNSW Sydney, Australia)

640: Aloof beam vibrational EELS: a tool for probing hydrogen/defect heterogeneity in

graphitic carbon nitridesProf Peter Crozier (Arizona State

University)

1253: Analytical 4D STEM with the pnCCD camera

Dr Martin Simson (PNDetector GmbH)

920: Quantification of Pt-based chemotherapeutics using HAADF STEM

Ms Alexandra Sheader (University of Oxford)

968: Screening effects on phonon scattering at interfaces

Dr Maureen Joel Lagos (McMaster University)

1038: Momentum-resolved phonon spectroscopy in the transmission electron

microscopeDr Fredrik S. Hage (SuperSTEM

Laboratory)

211: Extending Geometric Phase Analysis (GPA) to measure elastic stresses and strains

across nanocrystals, grain boundaries and heterostructures

Dr Martin Hytch (CEMES-CNRS)

1159: Temperature Measurement by a Nanoscale Electron Probe Using Energy Gain

and Loss SpectroscopyDr Juan Carlos Idrobo (Oak Ridge

National Laboratory)

15:30

15:45

Congress DinnerDoltone House, Darling Island

117: 3D Electron Imaging Reveals Structural Development of Malaria Parasites

Dr Boyin Liu (Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Bio21 Molecular

Science and Biotechnology Institute, The University of Melbourne)

1196: 4D Microscopy of red blood cell membrane biophysics during Plasmodium

falciparum invasionDr Niall Geoghegan (The Walter and Eliza

Hall Institute)

IFSM General Assembly (Invitation only)Meeting Room E3.1 & E3.2

Afternoon tea served in room

1575: Correlative X-ray phase contrast and X-ray fluorescence nanotomography for label-free exploration of tissues, cells and model

organisms Dr Alexandra Pacureanu (European

Synchrotron Radiation Facility)

426: Correlative workflow for murine pulmonary valve extracellular matrix imagingProf David Mccomb (Center for Electron

Microscopy and Analysis, The Ohio State University)

Afternoon Tea, Exhibition and Poster ViewingExhibition Hall 2

804: Probing Low-energy Hyperbolic Polaritons In Van Der Waals Crystals With An

Electron Microscope Mrs Andrea Konecna (Materials Physics

Center)

1982: Handling hazardous chemicals in biological electron microscopy laboratoriesInvited Speaker: Dr Heinz Schwarz (Max

Planck Institute for Developmental Biology Tübingen, Germany)

1999: Studies of amorphous solids - from atomic arrangement to properties

Invited Speaker: Dr Konstantin Borisenko (Oxford University, UK)

2010: Underneath the Surface of Block Copolymer Films: Understanding 3D

assembly via STEM TomographyInvited Speaker: A/Prof Tamar Segal-Peretz (Technion- Israel Institute of

Technology, Israel)

188: Structural properties of novel tungsten nitride nanosheets

Miss Olivia Wenzel (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), Laboratory for Electron

Microscopy)1980: Revealing processes of environmental degradation in nuclear materials through high-

resolution microscopyInvited Speaker: Dr Daniel Schreiber

(Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, USA)

2020: Mapping DNA Target Search in live cell chromain organisation by fluctuation analysis

Invited Speaker: Elizabeth Hinde (Melbourne University, Australia)

1958: Controlled electron channelling contrast imaging, cECCI, for quantitative and in-situ

characterization of lattice defects in bulk samples of metals and minerals.

Invited Speaker: Dr Stefan Zaefferer (Max Plank Institute, Germany)

959: Comparing TEM and resonant Raman spectroscopy for diameter distribution

assessment of single wall carbon nanotubes Dr Frederic Fossard (LEM, Laboratoire

d'Etude des Microstructures, ONERA/CNRS)

1301: Advanced electron microscopy techniques in structure characterization of

mercury dichloride one-dimensional encapsulated crystals

Dr Andrey Orekhov (University of Antwerp)

1332: Effects of electron-beam generated lattice defects on the structure of charge density waves in 1T-TaSe2, and 1T-TaS2

Dr Michael Kinyanjui (Central Facility of Electron Microscopy, University of Ulm)

1329: In situ surface termination modification of 2D Ti3C2 MXene in an environmental TEM

Mr Ingemar Persson (Department of Physics, Chemistry and Biology,

Linköping University)

454: Identifying stem cell phenotypes involved in brain repair using immuno correlative light

electron microscopy methods.Ms Viola Oorschot (Monash University)

641: Probing chemical pathways in polyamide reverse osmosis membranes

Dr Catriona Mcgilvery (Imperial College London)

965: Following the crystallisation of GeTe nano particles using in-situ HRTEM techniques

Dr David Cooper (Univ. Grenoble Alpes, CEA, LETI, 38000 Grenoble)

674: Dose limited TEM and STEM characterisation of electron beam sensitive

inorganic nanomaterialsMr Rob Hooley (School of Chemical and

Process Engineering, University of Leeds)

613: Optical Nanoscopy and Raman Spectroscopy Using an Integrated Photonic

Chip PlatformMr David André Coucheron (UiT - The

Arctic University of Norway)

864: Unraveling the molecular structure of 2D polymers by low-dose diffraction and imaging

Dr Haoyuan Qi (Central Facility for Electron Microscopy, Group of Electron Microscopy of Materials Science, Ulm

University)

1153: Automated CLEMing in BioSciencesMrs Joanne Lee (The Australian National

University,Centre for Advanced Microscopy)

938: Understanding the mechanisms of environmental degradation by high-resolution

microscopy Prof Sergio Lozano-Perez (University of

Oxford)

1435: Crystal Growth of Amorphous Calcium Phosphate to Apatite in Bone-Mimetic

NanocompositesDr Antiopi Lotsari (Department of

Chemistry and Chemical Engineering, Chalmers University of Technology,

Gothenburg)

1460: New tools for advance in thermal nanometrology using scanning thermal

micorscopyMiss Eloise Guen (CETHIL UMR 5008 INSA

lyon, CNRS, UCBL1, Université de Lyon)

1070: High Aspect Ratio Silicon Nanowires and 3D Nanostructures via Selective Focused

Ion Beam Implantation and Wet Etching: Fabrication and Characterization

Mr Vivek Garg (Monash University)

83: Comparison of Secondary Electron Energy Filtering Techniques in Scanning

Electron and Ion Beam MicroscopyMr James Mcgladdery (Department of Materials, Loughborough University)

90: Correlations between Structure, Composition and Electrical Properties of

Tungsten / Tungsten Oxide Periodic Nanolaminates

A/Prof Valerie Potin (ICB UMR6303 CNRS Universite de Bourgogne-Franche Comte)

324: Correlative TEM and XRD study of the role of Au on the solid state dewetting behavior of Au/Ni bilayers on α-Al2O3

Dr Johannes Will (Friedrich-Alexander-Universitaet Erlangen-Nuernberg)

1381: Nanochannelled graphene membranes for effective water purification

Dr Adrian Murdock (CSIRO)

1545: Direct Imaging of Electron Transfer and Its Influence on Superconducting Pairing at

FeSe/SrTiO3 InterfaceInvited Speaker: A/Prof Yimei Zhu

(Brookhaven National Laboratory, USA)

1971: Nanoscopy with Maximally Informative Photons: Pushing the Spatio-Temporal

Resolution in Imaging and Tracking.Invited Speaker: Dr Francisco Balzarotti

(Max Planck Institute for Biophysical Chemistry, Germany)

1983: Microscopy Australia - running a multi-institution research facility that provides open

access to microscopy and microanalysis infrastructure, training and support for

researchers all around AustraliaInvited Speaker: Dr Caroline Fuery (The

University of Sydney, Australia)

156: Using fast-readout pixel detectors to overcome the multiple scattering problem in scanning transmission electron microscopy

Dr Hamish Brown (Monash School of Physics and Astronomy)

460: Development of an Electrostatic Spherical Aberration Corrector dedicated for

SEMs Dr Tadahiro Kawasaki (Japan Fine

Ceramics Center)

287: Designing, Managing and Running a Multipurpose Advanced Materials

Characterisation FacilityInvited Speaker: Dr Richard Wuhrer

(Western Sydney University, Australia)

344: Advanced amphiphilic nanobiomaterials for drug delivery: From design to preclinical

evaluation Invited Speaker: A/Prof Alejandro Sosnik (Technion-Israel Institute of Technology)

1974: Mechanistic Understanding of Environment-Sensitive Behaviour of Materials Through Correlative Advanced Microstructural

AnalysisInvited Speaker: Prof Grace Burke (The

University of Manchester, UK)

2022: Graphene substrates for quantitative electron energy loss spectroscopy of soft-hard

interfacesInvited Speaker: A/Prof Pinshane Huang

(Department of Materials Science and Engineering, University of Illinois)

1977: An automated pipeline for CryoET and high resolution subtomogram averagingInvited Speaker: Prof Steven Ludtke

(Baylor College of Medicine, USA)

947: Novel bending phenomena in van der Waals materials

Dr Aidan Rooney (Dept of Physics, Aalto University)




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10:25 10:25

11:00 - 12:50

11:00 - 12:50

12:50 - 13:30

12:50 - 13:30

13:30 - 14:15

13:30 - 14:15

Morning TeaDarling Harbour Theatre Foyers

IFSM SymposiumDarling Harbour Theatre

Hatsujiro Hashimoto Medal (Applications in Physical Sciences)Special Lecture: Learning from Professor Hashimoto’s pioneering development of in situ transmission electron microscopy - Dr Frances Ross

Special Lecture: Grain Boundary and Surface Dynamics of Deformation, Fracture and Diffusion - Prof Yuichi IkuharaEduard Kellenberger Medal (Life Sciences)

Special Lecture: Single-particle cryogenic electron microscopy - a new era of structural biology - Joachim Frank

Closing Awards and CeremonyDarling Harbour Theatre

Reflection on the week that was including awards for; Best Oral Presentation, New Researcher Award, Best Poster Award, People’s Choice Award (Oral and Poster Presentations), and Best Invited Speaker AwardProf Simon Ringer and Prof Paul Munroe

Congress reflections from the IFSM President Dr Kazuo Furuya

IMC20 (2022) PresentationNext Congress Chair

AMMS 25th Anniversary Celebrations in the Darling Harbour Theatre

FRIDAY 14 SEPTEMBER 2018


IFSM SymposiumDarling Harbour Theatre

WelcomeProf Joachim Mayer

AMMS Awards and announce the next Australian ConferenceA/Prof Martin Saunders

John Cowley Medal (Diffraction Physics and Microscopy) Special Lecture: Songlines of a diffractionist - Prof Archie Howie

Vernon Cosslett Medal (New Developments in Optics and Instrumentation) Special Lecture: From Cambridge to Sydney, Forty years of energy loss in Orsay - Dr Christian ColliexSpecial Lecture: The quest for quantitative analytical microscopy at atomic resolution - Prof Les J. Allen


19th international microscopy congress 9 - 14 september 2018...

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