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Walter Henderson at: walter.henderson@gatech.edu
Summary Sentence: To celebrate the opening of the new Microscopy and Microanalysis Laboratory in the Marcus Nanotechnology building, we invite you to attend a set of technical lectures on the present state and future directions of microscopy.
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HItachi DemosTo celebrate the opening of the new Microscopy and Microanalysis Laboratory in the Marcus Nanotechnology building, we invite you to attend a set of technical lectures on the present state and future directions of microscopy on Thursday, May 15, 2014.
10:00AM – 10:40AM “Manipulation and Characterization of Nano Structures inside SEM”, Yu Sun – Professor Mechanical and Industrial Engineering, University of Toronto
10:45AM – 11:25AM “A Comparison of Techniques for In Situ Gas Reaction Studies in Electron Microscopy,” Larry Allard – Distinguished Research Staff Member, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
11:30AM – 12:10PM “A Sustainable Full Service Comprehensive Materials Characterization Center in Electron Microscopy House at the Georgia Institute of Technology, a Discussion” Joan Hudson – Founding Director, Electron Microscopy Lab at Clemson AMRL; Professor Emeritus MSE, Clemson University
12:15PM – 1:15PM BOX LUNCH**
1:20PM – 2:00PM “Recent and Future Trends in Scanning Electron Microscopy: Imaging, Analytical and In-situ Electron Microscopy”, Patrick Woo – Research Scientist, Hitachi High Technologies Canada
**If you would like a boxed lunch, please RSVP to Walter Henderson at: walter.henderson@gatech.edu by 9:00AM Monday, May the 11th.
In addition to the series of lectures, there will be demonstrations on the IEN’s HT7700 TEM, as well as the Hitachi SU8230 FE-‐SEM and the Hitachi SU3500 VP-‐SEM which will be in our lab the week of May 12th. Demonstrations are open to all members of the GT community as well as interested Academic and Industry researchers. Please view the demonstration schedule below for more details.
Please contact Walter Henderson at walter.henderson@gatech.edu to schedule a time to image your sample.
Monday, May 12, 2014- Morning: Delivery and unpacking
- Afternoon: Installation and checkout
- Morning: Final preparations
- Afternoon: System evaluation & possible IEN staff demo and training – Mike Hernandez, Hitachi
- Morning: Regular GT usage (until 12 noon)
- Afternoon: After 2:00 PM Advanced user training – Lynn Blubaugh, Hitachi
Tuesday, May 13, 2014- Morning: Demo and samples
- Afternoon: Demos
- Morning: Demo and samples
- Afternoon: Demos
- Morning: Demo and samples
- Afternoon: Regular GT usage
Wednesday, May14, 2014- Morning: Demo and samples
- Afternoon: Demos for Faculty – 2:30 – 3:00
- Morning: Demo and samples
- Afternoon: Demos for Faculty – 2:30 – 3:00
- Morning: Regular GT use
- Afternoon: Demos for Faculty – 2:30 – 3:00
Thursday May 15, 2014- Morning: Demo and samples
- Afternoon: Demos
- Morning: Demo and samples
- Afternoon: Final Staff Training – Mike Hernandez, Hitachi
- Morning: Advanced user training – Lynn Blubaugh, Hitachi
- Afternoon: Demos
Friday, May 16, 2014- Morning: Final checks and Shutdown
- Afternoon: De-‐installation and packing up
- Morning: GT Staff usage
- Morning: Regular GT usage
- Afternoon: Regular GT usage
Please contact Walter Henderson at walter.henderson@gatech.edu to schedule a time to image your sample.
