JASIS is the cutting-edge scientific instruments, analytical system & solution exhibition which will support the advances of science, analytical instruments and scientific equipment makers. As Asia's largest exhibition in this field, we will further strengthen collaboration with various leading industries and related organizations worldwide, to contribute to the advancement of science in the future and to find a place for business development. Protochips will have a booth on the exhibition floor as well as host two New Technology sessions.

Europe's largest event dedicated to microscopy and imaging. The European Microscopy Congress 2020 (emc2020) will be held in Copenhagen. It will bring the world of scientific imaging together in one of Europe's most beautiful cities. Microscopists, manufacturers, and suppliers will come to share new techniques, new applications, and new technology. The European Microscopy Congress is held every four years under the auspices of the European Microscopy Society, and the International Federation of Societies for Microscopy. Visit Protochips in booth #D20

Don't miss out! In addition to 4 days of the world's largest Microscopy products and services commercial expo hall, M&M 2020 will have over 1200 platform and poster sessions, three Pre-Meeting Congresses, six Short Courses, and a variety of other workshops, sessions, tutorials, and networking events. Protochips will be in booth #622 and will host several tutorial sessions and demos. Stay tuned for schedules!

The Japan Society of Microscopy holds an academic lecture every year to take up the latest topics related to microscopy and present and discuss each other's research results. The 76th Annual Scientific Lecture for FY2020 will be held at the Osaka International Exchange Center (Osaka City, Osaka) during a three-day session from May 25 (Mon) to May 27 (Wed), 2020. became. Engineers and researchers from various fields gather under the keyword of microscopes, and produce fruitful lectures across the boundaries of specialized fields such as equipment and materials, medicine and biology, as well as across academic and industrial boundaries. We look forward to your active participation.

During this one-day meeting, learn how researchers are utilizing in situ TEM to conduct groundbreaking catalysis and battery research where they are observing phenomena never before seen at the nanoscale in realistic environments. This type of research is critical to the development of greener and more efficient energy sources. In addition to applications-focused presentations, there will be live demonstrations of the Protochips Atmosphere gas cell and Poseidon electrochemistry systems.

The scientific program for the 17th International Congress on Catalysis will feature the central role catalysis has played in the synthesis of new molecules and materials. The program will highlight recent developments, challenges, and opportunities available in context of the changing landscape of feedstocks and the discovery and development of new and enabling experimental and computational methods.

The International Congress on Catalysis (ICC) has brought together the leading practitioners in catalysis since 1956 to share information, bridge intellectual gaps and advance our science. The next edition of the ICC will be held in San Diego, California June 14-19, 2020. Further details regarding the meeting are available on the ICC web page (https://2020icc.com).

The 2020 MRS Spring Meeting & Exhibit is the key forum to present research to an interdisciplinary and international audience. It provides a window on the future of materials science, and offers an opportunity for researchers—from students and postdoctoral fellows, to Nobel and Kavli Prize Laureates—to exchange technical information and network with colleagues.

CORROSION, the world’s largest conference and exposition on corrosion, welcomes more than 6,000 attendees hailing from over 70 countries. This comprehensive technical conference is packed with 1,000+ hours of technical education all focused on the study, prevention, and control of corrosion. Experience infinite opportunities to exchange knowledge and connect with the entire corrosion-fighting continuum: scientists, researchers, engineers, technicians, coatings inspectors and contractors, educators and students, as well as business executives and asset owners.

This conference has established itself as one of the most important European catalysis events, covering all aspects from research on the fundamentals of catalysis, the understanding of catalytic processes, catalyst design to reaction engineering and industrial applications. More than 600 experts from universities, research institutes and industry meet annually to present their research, exchange their ideas and share new developments and the latest results in all areas of catalysis.

During this exciting two day workshop, you will have the opportunity to learn about in situ and discuss liquid and gaseous experiments with some of the world's leading researchers. Featuring latest and greatest in situ solutions offered by Protochips and Thermo Fisher Scientific, numerous talks and demonstrations will show you how in situ techniques can accelerate your research, allowing you to discover more and publish faster. Once registered, authors will have the option of submitting an abstract to be considered for an oral or poster presentation.

Our conference theme is “2020 Visions in Microscopy” and at the start of this new decade, this conference will be about bringing together colleagues from life sciences and physical sciences and working together towards new visions and goals in microscopy. We are excited about building a strong program for the conference based on advances in electron and light microscopy and microscopy-enabled research in life sciences and physical sciences.

The APMC – an International event is organized every four years under the auspices of CAPSM–Committee of Asia-Pacific Society for Microscopy (comprising of 17 countries). This time the APMC will be held in conjunction with the annual conference and the XL (40th) meeting (AGM) of the EMSI, which is one of the oldest scientific societies of the country. It is anticipated that over a thousand scientists, researchers and students using different microscopy tools and techniques across the world will be attending the conference. There will be ten parallel sessions along with plenary and keynote lectures by world-renowned speakers to present the advancement in microscopy along with the new findings in materials and life sciences using different microscopic techniques. Moreover, a large-scale interactive exhibition will be held where electron microscope suppliers will present and demonstrate the new technologies implemented in their instruments.

UCI-STEM will be a combination of lectures, labs, and demos on various techniques.

9:40am Thursday 24 October, Mathias Mosig will present "Seeing is Believing -New Horizons in In-Situ Transmission Electron Microscopy" . Attend this talk to learn more about Protochips' In Situ Solutions.

This is an evening meeting featuring Kate Marusak, Protochips' own Marketing Applications Scientist. AGENDA 6:00pm – Arrivals, Check-in, Social Hour (open bar) 6:45pm – Dinner 7:15pm – Talk by Dr. Kate Marusak (Marketing Applications Scientist at Protochips) 8:00pm – Q&A, Discussion, Section Updates 8:30pm – Adjourn

Join Protochips and the Eyring Materials Center at Arizona State University for a hands-on workshop featuring in situ TEM products designed to accelerate your research. Including presentations and product demonstrations from leading researchers, this event will overview the numerous scientific disciplines turning to in situ techniques to discover new dynamic sample behavior in realistic environments.

Protochips' Kate Marusak will be presenting at this year's meeting will be hosted by Duke University, the Duke Medical Center, and the Shared Materials Instrumentation Facility. We are meeting on Monday and Tuesday, Oct. 7-8, 2019. Tutorials will be hosted on Monday, Oct. 7th during the day, with our annual banquet in the evening. Come Join us in NC for this years conference focusing on emerging technologies!

Join Protochips, EDAX, and and the Electron Microscopy Laboratory at Colorado School of Mines for a powerful workshop that features the latest and greatest detectors and systems from EDAX and Protochips. Featuring presentations and product demonstrations on coupling advanced EBSD and EDS detectors with in situ heating and environmental control in the SEM and TEM, this event will overview the numerous scientific disciplines turning to correlative EM techniques to discover new dynamic sample behavior in realistic environments.

The symposium will focus on the retrieval of hidden structural, chemical, electronic, orbital and spin information at the sub-atomic scale by leveraging the novel instruments that can capture electron scattering, and energy loss processes at unprecedented time and energy scales. Topical subjects of in situ microscopy such as gas and liquid cells, electrical and mechanical manipulation, and radiation damage will also be discussed.

The Carolina Science Symposium is expected to draw about 100 participants, both locally and from the surrounding region. Topics in materials science, processing, characterization, and biomaterials will be presented by both invited and selected student contributors.

Protochips will be on site as the sponsor of Symposium Q - "Nanoparticles: advances in synthesis, characterization, theoretical modelling and applications" which will include presentations by some Protochipss customers. The conference, as a whole, will consist of 22 parallel symposia with invited speakers, oral and poster presentations and a plenary session to provide an international forum for discussing recent advances in the field of materials science.

Protochips will once again participate in this large conference and trade show that features Electron Microscopy in China!

The theme of this year’s Materials Day is Mind the Gap Transiting Technology to Application. The gap between the university lab and commercialization of research is often called the Valley of Death. During this Materials Day, we look for ways to close the gap. Protochips' Jordan Moering will be on site at this event to talk about in situ projects and solutions!

A one-day microscopy conference by the Royal Belgian Society of Microscopy (RBSM) will be held on September 9, 2019 in UCLouvain. The topic of this conference is focused on quantitative microscopy for the life science and material science fields. Indeed, driven by technical advances and a surge in image informatics, microscopy has now left the anecdotical, descriptive era and has matured into a quantitative discipline. This is true for both the life science and the material science fields, and the variety of microscopy technologies that are utilised therein. This conference aims to highlight the most recent advances in the field with particular emphasis on intelligent, adaptive microscopy, multimodal imaging and deep learning. Two parallel sessions focusing on materials and life sciences will be organized

A three day opportunity to review best practices, perform a deeper dive in to applications, convene with fellow users, and even meet one-on-one with Protochips experts. All classes, three lunches, breaks, group dinner on Tuesday and a personal session are included in the fee.

FEMMS is a biennial meeting focused on the application of electron microscopy, primarily TEM, in materials science. The conference series primarily arose to satisfy the requirements of the electron microscopy community working on materials science problems, which grew explosively in the late 1980’s and has expanded to researchers working with analytical periphery, novel instrumentation, tomography, operando and correlative microscopy, and advancing into the domain of ultrafast time-resolved microscopy. Traditionally, FEMMS brings together approx. 40 invited speakers plus one distinguished lecturer that are world-renowned experts, principal investigators and project leaders, to present their latest advances in the field of electron microscopy in the materials sciences.

Protochips' Jordan Moering will be presenting "Advancing Catalysis Research with In Situ Environmental TEM Using Integrated Mass Spectrometry" at this 2 day conference. Protochips will also sponsor the MULTIMODAL IN-SITU METHODS AT THE MATERIALS INTERFACE symposium.

FEMTO 14 will celebrate the twentieth anniversary of the Nobel Prize to Femtochemistry in memory of the late Nobel Laureate Ahmed H. Zewail. The conference will bring together scientists from all over the world to present and discuss the most recent advances in understanding the dynamics of the complexity using ultrafast photons and electrons, including various complex processes in chemistry, biology, materials, and physics with contributions from both theory and experiment. Protochips will be a sponsor of this conference along with partner Physion Instruments.

On 12 June, from 2-3:30, Protochips' expert Mathias Mosig will speak as part of the "Tools for the 3D World" symposium, sponsored by Protochips' partner ASSING. Please follow the link below for more information and to sign up to attend NanoInnovention 2019.

Protochips will be in exhibit space #24

The 2019 MSC-SMC Annual Meeting will be held between May 22nd and 24th in scenic Vancouver, British Columbia. The goals of the MSC-SMC Annual Meeting are to bring together junior and senior researchers working in the field of imaging in Canada and abroad, to develop a strong network between imaging researchers in Canada, and to learn about exciting new research. The main conference venue for the 2019 meeting will be the Life Sciences Centre (LSC) at the University of British Columbia (UBC). The local organizers have invited an exciting line up of speakers to lead symposiums on light and electron microscopy in both the physical and biological sciences.

Participants shall learn about the potentials of liquid cell TEM imaging with a special focus on Poseidon EC experiments, as well as possibilities to perform nm scale orientation and phase mapping in various materials (metals, alloys, nanoparticles, battery related samples, minerals). During the workshop we will demonstrate an electrochemistry in-situ LCTEM experiment and also in-situ orientation/phase maps in liquid cells. Participants will learn to extract useful texture information from orientation/phase maps and better understand liquid cell concept and applications.

A three day opportunity to review best practices, perform a deeper dive in to applications, convene with fellow users, present your own work and even meet one-on-one with Protochips experts. All classes, Welcome Reception, two Lunches, Poster Session, Dinner on Tuesday and a One on One session are included in the fee.

The upcoming 10th conference will have 45 technical symposia, 10 plenary lectures and several theme, keynote, invited, oral and poster presentations with the expected participation of over 3,000 delegates internationally. Protochips will be among the exhibitors at this event.

The 21st International Conference on Microscopy of Semiconducting Materials (MSM-XXI) reports progress in the imaging, diffraction and spectroscopy of inorganic and hybrid perovskite semiconductor nanostructures used in (opto)electronic and photonic devices, as well as interfaces of thin dielectric, metal or polymer films to such semiconductors.

The Fifth Conference on Frontiers of Aberration Corrected Electron Microscopy – PICO 2019 – will address recent advances in methods and applications for the study of structural and electronic properties of condensed matter by the application of advanced transmission electron microscopy techniques in solid state research and the life sciences.

The 26th meeting of the North American Catalysis Society, NAM26, is the premier scientific event in the field of catalysis research and development in 2019. It will feature technological challenges, breakthrough discoveries, and state-of-the art academic and industrial research.

This meeting is dedicated to microscopy of materials comprised of both organic and inorganic constituents in close proximity and is aimed at bringing together experts from both the life science and materials science communities to address this challenging and increasingly important topic.

SCANDEM 2019 is designed to bring experts, researchers, technicians and exhibitors together from different imaging modalities to stimulate knowledge exchange and the formation of new collaborations. No matter where you are in your career, participating at this conference will allow you to stay abreast of new imaging technologies, learn new techniques, and most importantly, network with colleagues and make new connections.