Past Webinar Series
Closing the Pressure Gap: Closed-Cell Environmental TEM
A webinar series with applications in gas-solid phase studies of catalysts and high temperature materials
| TUESDAY February 27, 2024 | Dr. Lawrence Allard, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Tennessee, USA Topic: In Situ Gas-Reaction Electron Microscopy: Early “ETEM” History to Development of Modern “Closed-Cell” Technologies >Watch it here! |
| Tuesday March 12, 2024 | Dr. Kinga Unocic, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Tennessee, USA Topic: Operando STEM reactions and challenges with introducing water vapor applied to catalysts and structural materials >Watch it here! |
| TUESDAY March 19, 2024 | Dr. Sharmin Sharna, Institut de Physique et Chimie des Matériaux de Strasbourg | IPCMS, Strasbourg, France Topic: In Situ STEM Investigation of the Morphological Evolution in Copper-Based Materials during High-Temperature Redox Reactions >Watch it here! |
Go with the Flow Mini Webinar Series!
| THURSDAY December 14, 2023 | Dr. Stefan Merkens, CIC nanoGUNE, Spain Topic: Mass Transport in different Liquid-Phase TEM Flow Scenarios >Watch it here! |
| TUESDAY January 23, 2024 | Dr. Katarzyna Bejtka, IIT Torino Topic: The role of liquid flow configuration in electrochemical liquid phase TEM in aqueous electrolytes. >Watch it here! |
Sample Preparation in In Situ TEM
| THURSDAY October 19, 2023 | Dr. Nynke A. Krans, Protochips Topic: Considerations and Applications within Closed Cell In-Situ Electron microscopy >Watch it here! |
| TUESDAY November 7, 2023 | Mrs. Savannah J. Turner, Utrecht University Topic: Practical Aspects of Planning, Preparing, and Executing In Situ Gas Phase TEM Experiments >Watch it here! |
| WEDNESDAY December 6, 2023 | Mr. Roberto Garcia, Analytical Instrumentation Facility at NC State Topic: Tips for FIB Preparation of In Situ Samples and Dr. Vesna Srot, Max Planck Institute for Solid State Research Topic: Preparation of High-Quality Samples for MEMS-Based In-Situ Electrical and Electro-Thermal (S)TEM Experiments >Watch it here! |
THE BASICS: E-CHEM FOR TEM 101
| THURSDAY November 3rd 2022 | Dr. Yao Yang | University of California, Berkeley Dr. Yang will be discussing quantitative electrochemistry in liquid-cell TEM, including sample preparation and reference electrode calibration. WATCH HERE |
| TUESDAY December 6th 2022 | Dr. Yuki Sasaki | Japan Fine Ceramics Center Dr. Sasaki will be discussing utilizing different reference electrodes for in situ electrochemistry WATCH HERE |
APPLICATIONS: E-CHEM FOR TEM
| TUESDAY January 10th 2023 | Dr. Arnaud Demortière | CNRS / Université de Picardie Jules Verne Dr. Demortière will be summarizing his experience and research in the area of batteries, including Li-ion batteries and potential alternative electrode materials. WATCH HERE |
| TUESDAY January 31st 2023 | Dr. Nathaly Ortiz | IPGP / Université de Paris Dr. Ortiz will be summarizing her experience and research in the area of electrocatalysts, particularly those part of the oxygen evolution reaction (OER). WATCH HERE |
| TUESDAY February 21st 2023 | Dr. Alla Sologubenko | ETH Zürich Dr. Sologubenko will be summarizing her experience and research in the area of electrocatalysts, particularly those part of the oxygen evolution reaction (OER). WATCH HERE |
| TUESDAY March 14th 2023 | Dr. Sanjay Choudhary | University of Virginia Dr. Choudhary will be summarizing his experience and research in the area of corrosion and how he utilizes in situ TEM with electrochemistry. WATCH HERE |
| TUESDAY April 4th, 2023 | Prof. Yifei Yuan | Wenzhou University Prof. Yuan will be summarizing his experience and research in the area of batteries, particularly lithium-oxygen batteries. WATCH HERE |
| MONDAY June 5th, 2023 | Dr. Yuki Sasaki | Japan Fine Ceramics Center Dr. Sasaki summarized his experience and research in the area of batteries, particularly zinc batteries. WATCH HERE |
| TUESDAY June 27th, 2023 | Dr. Yao Yang | University of California, Berkeley Dr. Yang has summarized his experience and research in the area of multi-modal studies: Operando liquid cell in the Synchrotron. WATCH HERE |