The Microscience Microscopy Congress 2014, 30 June - 3 July 2014, Manchester, UK
  • An international conference with four parallel sessions
    An international conference with four parallel sessions
  • Europe's largest microscopy and imaging exhibition with over 100 companies
    Europe's largest microscopy and imaging exhibition with over 100 companies
  • A programme of free workshops and access to the RMS Learning Zone
    A programme of free workshops and access to the RMS Learning Zone
  • A full social programme of receptions and Congress Banquet
    A full social programme of receptions and Congress Banquet
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Home > Conference > Physical Sciences sessions > Functional and Nano-Structured Materials

Functional and Nano-Structured Materials

Session organisers: Dr Steve McVitie, Dr Gavin Bell and Dr Vlado Lazarov

Thursday 3rd July from 10.00-12.15 and 14.15-16.15

The symposium will focus on nano-scale materials and functional materials, including low dimensional systems, semiconductor materials & heterostructures, (multi)functional oxides, quantum structures, magnetic materials and heterostructures, and self-assembled nanostructures. The focus of the sessions will be on the use of microscopy in evaluating structure-property relationships of functional and nano-materials. Applications of multi-modal microscopy in evaluating the full range of material properties (e.g. combining electron microscopy and scanning probe methods) are also encouraged. These aspects include defect characterisation, quantitative structural measurements, true atomic-scale characterisation and spectro-microscopy.

Dr Neil Wilson

"Mapping atomic structure and functional properties in two-dimensional materials"

Dr Li Lian

"Tuning Dirac states by strain in the topological insulator Bi2Se3"

Professor Sergio Molina

"Column-by-column and atom-scale analysis of functional nanostructures and molecular materials"

Dr Amanda Petford-Long

"Exploring the energy landscape of magnetic nanostructures using Lorentz microscopy and magnetic force microscopy"

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