french - sfmu.fr · 2019. 2. 12. · laurence dubreil, life science, nantes (2019-2021) treasurers...
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∙ European Microscopy Society (EMS) http://www.eurmicsoc.org/
∙ International Federation for Microscopies (IFSM) http://www.ifsm.info/
∙ Fédération Française des Matériaux (FFM) http://www.ffmateriaux.org/
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Société Française des Microscopies
French Microscopy SocietySociété Française des Microscopies
Sorbonne Université Campus P. et M. Curie - Case 2434 place Jussieu - 75252 Paris cedex 05
Tél. : +33 (0)6 77 53 83 16
e-mail: [email protected]
@sfmu_microscop
www.sfmu.fr
Board of the Society (2018)
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SocietyPresidentDamien JACOB, Materials Science, Lille (2018-2019)
Vice-PresidentCatherine VÉNIEN-BRYAN, Life Science, Paris (2019)
General secretariesFrédéric PAILLOUX, Materials Science, Poitiers (2016-2018)
Frédéric COQUELLE, Life Science, Orsay (2019-2021)
SecretariesLaura BOCHER, Materials Science, Orsay (2017-2019)
Laurence DUBREIL, Life Science, Nantes (2019-2021)
Treasurers
Ilse HURBAIN, Life Science, Paris (2018-2019)Guillaume RADTKE, Materials Science, Paris (2018-2019)
Next National Event
The next Sfμ congress will take place in Poitiers July 2-5 2019 This scientific program consists in four symposia in life sciences, four in materials science and four joint symposia (life and materials sciences). This congress is sychronized with the spring meeting of GN-MEBA providing the opportunity for shared scientific discussions.
Contact: Frédéric PAilloux
The missions of the society are:
∙ to widely share and diffuse practical and theorical knowledge in the field of microscopy,
∙ to organize dedicated workshops and conferences either national or international,
∙ to teach microscopy from the basic level to state of the art approaches,
∙ to create a network between all actors in the field (private companies, universities and national research institutes),
∙ to help and support members of the Society participate to microscopy events in France and internationally.
Next European Microscopy Congress (supported by the EMS)
The French Microscopy Society
- owns the Journal Biology of the Cell (www.biolcell.net) together with the Société de Biologie Cellulaire de France.
- is a partner of the European Physical Journal / Applied Physics (EPJ/AP) (http://epjap.epj.org/).
The French Microscopy society gathers more than 500 scientists in the fields of life and materials science, solid state physics and chemistry who develop and/or use microscopy methods (optical, electron, ion or x-ray microscopy, electron tomography, near-field microscopy, atom probes, etc...)