In situ and dynamic microscopy
Session Organisers: Dr Roland Kroeger and Prof Fabrizio Carbone
Tuesday 1st July from 10.00 - 12.15
Current developments in transmission electron microscopy are giving access to dynamic processes with unprecedented precision in Materials Science. New approaches regarding imaging techniques and/or sample holders allow for the detailed time resolved study of particle growth and assembly, strain field evolution, magnetic domain wall and spin wave propagation as well as the dynamics of surface plasmons and polaritons with nanometer or even atomic resolution.
This session provides a platform for the discussion of most recent developments in the field of in situ and dynamic transmission electron microscopy and their application to cutting edge research in materials science and gives an outlook for the future perspective of this exciting area of research.