This event aims to foster exchange and collaboration among researchers who are using different electron microscopy methods.
In a condensed format, the workshop will provide a comprehensive overview of electron microscopy techniques available at the University of Bremen and our guest speaker institutions.
Aims and scope
This workshop brings together scientists from several different institutions who use electron microscopy to expand their network and discuss the latest scientific advances.
At the same time, it offers an opportunity to early career researchers, to present themselves and their work, eg in the poster session.
Key topics covered include:
- Transmission electron microscopy and methods based on it for the analysis of nanostructures
- Low energy electron microscopy
- Scanning electron microscopy methods
Programme
Wednesday, September 25th , 2024
12:30 | Arrival and Registration |
12:45 | Welcome and Introduction |
13:00 | Introduction to TEM Dr. Marco Schowalter University of Bremen |
13:30 | Simulation Methods Prof. Dr. Andreas Rosenauer University of Bremen |
14:00 | Quantitative HAADF-STEM Dr. Thorsten Mehrtens University of Bremen |
14:30 | Coffee break and discussion |
15:00 | Atomic Electric Fields Dr. Florian Krause University of Bremen |
15:30 | Strain – Nano beam electron diffraction Dr. Tim Grieb University of Bremen |
16:30 | Detection of Particles using neural networks Dr. Florian Krause University of Bremen |
17:00 | Poster Session |
Thrursday, September 26th, 2024
9:00 | Coloring atoms in tomography Prof. Dr. Sara Bals University of Antwerp |
10:00 | Solution of complex structures using diffraction tomography Dr. Paul Klar University of Bremen |
10:30 | Coffee Break and Discussion |
11:00 | In-situ phase and orientation mapping in bending and temperature dependent experiments Prof. Dr. Christian Kübel KIT & TU Darmstadt |
12:00 | Correlative TEM-APT Dr. Lisa Belkacemi University of Bremen |
12:30 | Lunch |
14:00 | Time-Resolved TEM Prof. Dr. Sascha Schäfer University of Regensburg |
15:00 | Low-energy electron microscopy (LEEM) – A versatile surface tool Dr. Jon-Olaf Krisponeit University of Bremen |
15:30 | Coffee Break and Discussion |
16:00 | The oxidation of Pt3Sn in the view of LEEM Prof. Dr. Jens Falta University of Bremen |
18:00 | Social event |
Friday, September 27th, 2024
9:00 | Introduction to SEM Prof. Dr. Dorothea Brüggemann University of Applied Sciences Bremen |
9:30 | In-situ-SEM of biological materials Prof. Dr. Dorothea Brüggemann University of Applied Sciences Bremen |
10:00 | Coffee Break and Discussion |
10:30 | Electron lithography Dr. Eva Meyer University of Bremen |
11:00 | 3D elemental and orientation mappings in a plasma FIB Dr. Kerstin Hantzsche Leibniz IWT Bremen |
12:00 | Lunch |
13:00 | Lab tour |
Lunch options:
There are three main options for lunch (at your own expense) during the days of the event.
University of Bremen cafeteria
The cafeteria is open from 11:30 am to 2:30 pm Usually three lunch options are available, plus salad and past bars. Vegan and vegetarian options available.
Walking distance from the workshop venue. Payment with 'Mensa card' or cash.
https://www.stw-bremen.de/de/mensa/uni-mensa
Café Central
Just annex to the Uni Bremen cafeteria. Serves sandwiches, burghers and hot snacks. Open from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm
www.stw-bremen.de/de/mensa/cafe-central
Café Unique
Offers a variety of daily dishes. Payment with cash or card. Within walking distance from the workshop venue.
Organizing committee
-Prof. Dr. Andreas Rosenauer (FB01, Physics)
-Dr. Marco Schowalter (FB01, Physics)
-Dr. Thorsten Mehrtens (FB01, Physics)
-Dr. Tim Grieb (FB01, Physics)
-Dr. Florian F. Krause (FB01, Physics)
-Dr. Wilken Seemann (MAPEX-CF)
