Beyond the Basics: Advanced In-Situ Microscopy Techniques and Applications Workshop

The deadline for in-person attendance is TOMORROW, April 18th.

The “Beyond the Basics: Advanced In-Situ Microscopy Techniques and Applications Workshop” featuring highly experienced speakers and the opportunity to learn more advanced techniques as well as sample prep tips and tricks for in-situ TEM experimentation, is swiftly approaching!
Join us May 9-10, 2024 for this two-day workshop, jointly hosted by #CCEM at {{linkedin_mention(urn:li:organization:164897|McMaster University)}}, {{linkedin_mention(urn:li:organization:2465896|Soquelec Ltd.)}} and #Protochips!

Come learn about best practices for in-situ TEM and properly scaling bulk experiments down to the nanoscale with relevance!

To register this FREE event, visit https://ccem.mcmaster.ca/events/beyond-the-basics-advanced-in-situ-microscopy-techniques-and-applications-workshop/.
If unable to attend in person, registration for virtual attendance is also available!

You won’t want to miss this! Our team is looking forward to seeing you there!

2024-04-17 Regitration McMaster

 

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