Events

Stimulating closer ties between academia and industry and encouraging young researchers in the field of catalysis are the central concepts of this conference. This conference should greatly contribute to exchanging new ideas and technologies, and promoting developments of new outstanding catalysts and systems under the scope, that catalysis is a highly and eagerly demanded technology in industries and for sustainable society, and drives innovation in many other fields. Papers on the following topics are welcome.

The 21st International Microscopy Congress (IMC21) will bring together leading researchers, technologists, and industry experts from around the world to showcase the latest advances in electron microscopy and imaging science. The conference will highlight breakthroughs in high-resolution characterization, in situ techniques, and emerging instrumentation driving innovation across materials science, life sciences, and nanotechnology.

The Korean Society of Microscopy (KSM) Annual Fall Conference 2026 will bring together researchers, scientists, and industry professionals in November 2026 to showcase the latest advances in microscopy, imaging technologies, and materials and life sciences. The meeting provides a platform for scientific presentations, poster sessions, networking, and discussions on emerging microscopy techniques and their applications across academia and industry.

The 2026 MRS Fall Meeting & Exhibit returns to the vibrant city of Boston, Massachusetts, from November 29 – December 4, 2026, bringing together the global materials research community for a week of innovation, collaboration, and discovery. Held at the Hynes Convention Center and the adjacent Sheraton Boston Hotel, this premier international scientific gathering will showcase the latest advancements in materials science, from quantum materials to energy and sustainability.

FEMMS (Frontiers of Electron Microscopy and Materials Science) is a biennial meeting focused on the application of electron microscopy, primarily TEM, in materials science. The conference series 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 approximately 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.