Past Events

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• Focus on Microscopy 2007

  10 to 13 April 2007
  Valencia – Spain

  Organization: University of Valencia, University of Amsterdam

  EMS sponsored lectures in Valencia

  • Cees Otto (Biophysical Techniques Group, Enschede, The Netherlands)

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• 14th Conference and Workshop on Electron Backscatter Diffraction

  26 to 28 March 2007
  New Lanarkshire, Scotland – United Kingdom

  Organization: RMS

  EMS sponsored lectures in New Lanarkshire

  • Peter Konijnenberg (Denmark)
  • Aimo Winkelmann (Max-Planck-Institut, Germany)

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• EMAT Winter Workshop on Transmission Electron Microscopy

  17 to 26 January 2007
  Antwerp – Belgium

  Organization: EMAT, ESTEEM project

  EMS sponsored lectures in Antwerp

  • Jean Paul Morniroli (Université des Sciences et Technologies de Lille, France):
    • "Electron diffraction and CBED"

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• NVvM and BVM/SBM joint meeting

  26 to 28 November 2006
  Lunteren – Netherlands

  Organisation: NVvM, BVM/SBM
  
  EMS lectures at Lunteren:

  • M. Rogers (Graz University of Technology, Austria): The FIB a versatile tool in Materials and Life Science 
  • R. Brydson (University of Leeds, UK): The structure and chemistry of nanoparticulates and implications for toxicity

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• EF-EELS

  27 to 29 September 2006
  Vienna – Austria

  Organization: ASEM, University of Vienna

  EMS sponsored lectures in Vienna

  • Andrew Bleloch (SuperStem, Daresbury, UK)
  • Helmut Kohl (University of Münster, Germany)

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• School on structure determination by the combination of X-ray powder diffraction and Electron Crystallography

  01 to 04 August 2006
  Antwerp – Belgium

  Organization: University of Antwerp, EMAT

  EMS sponsored lectures in Antwerp

  • L. Marks (Northwestern University, USA)
  • L. Meshi (Ben-Gurion University, Beer-Sheva, Israel)

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• Microscience 2006

  27 to 29 June 2006
  London – United Kingdom

  Organization: RMS

  EMS sponsored lectures in London

  • S. McDanels (NASA, USA)
  • T. Schaeffer (Center for Nanotechnology & Physikalisches Institut, Universität Münster, Germany)

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• 12th WIEN2k workshop & 2nd CHIRALTEM workshop

  19 to 23 April 2006
  Vienna – Austria

  Organization: Vienna University of Technology, CHIRALTEM project

  EMS sponsored lectures in Vienna

  • G. Botton (McMaster University, Canada)
  • L. Reining (Ecole Polytechnique, France)

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• Quantitative Electron Microscopy 2005

  25 September to 07 October 2005
  Saint-Aygulf – France

  Organization: Center for Material Elaboration & Structural Studies (CEMES), CNRS
  Report

  EMS sponsored lectures in St. Aygulf

  • H. Lichte (Dresden University of Technology, Germany):
    • "High resolution electron holography"

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• EMAG-NANO 2005

  31 August 2005 to 02 September 2008
  Leeds – United Kingdom

  Organization: EMAG, Institute of Physics
  Report

  EMS sponsored lectures in Leeds

  • F. Besenbacher (Aarhus University, Denmark):
    • "Dynamics of nanostructures on surfaces revealed by high resolution, fast scanning STM"

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• Dreiländertagung Microscopy Conference

  28 August to 02 September 2005
  Davos – Switzerland

  Organisation: SSOM, DGE, ÖSEM
  
  EMS lectures at Davos:

  • H.-J. Güntherodt (University of Basel, Switzerland): 25 years of SPM (Scanning Probe Microscopy) - impact on nanoscale science
  • K. Urban (Ernst Ruska Centre, Jülich, Germany): Atomic Resolution Transmission Electron Microscopy

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• XIIth International Conference on Electron Microscopy of Solids

  05 to 09 June 2005
  Kazimierz Dolny – Poland

  Organization: Institute of Electron Technology, Warsaw, Polish Society for Microscopy, Polish Materials Society
  Report

  EMS sponsored lectures in Kazimierz Dolny

  • P.A. Midgley (University of Cambridge, UK):
    • "Electron tomography of nanoparticles and nanocrystals"
  • F. Phillipp (MPI, Stuttgart, Germany):
    • "In-situ high voltage atomic resolution electron microscopy"

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• Flow Cytometry Course, 4 – 8 September 2023

  23 2004 to 08 September 2023
  York – United Kingdom

  This Flow Cytometry Course is aimed at both clinical applications and applications in cell biology, with the common fundamentals covered on Day 1 and 2. The course then splits into clinical applications and applications in cell biology streams, from practical demonstrations to lectures highlighting not just the applications, but best practise as well.
   
  The course is constructed as a set of three modules. You can elect to attend the course from between two to five days, depending on the modules selected. 
   
  The modules consist of lectures interspersed with sessions in the laboratory. It is anticipated that instruments from two manufacturers will be available for practical work.
   
  This course is open to all and is suitable for those who are relatively new to flow cytometry and who wish to expand their experience with applications and specific analysis.

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• 13th European Microscopy Congress (former EUREM)

  22 to 27 August 2004
  Groenenborger complex – Antwerpen – Belgium

  Owing to the developments in Near East it was agreed during an EMS General Assembly in Lecce, September 2002, that in January and April 2002, the EMS should stepwise decide on a possible change of venue. To all parties involved it was clear that the situation in Jerusalem, where the meeting was planned to be held, was such that there was real doubt that a congress in this city would be successful. The EMS president sent a letter to all European Societies for Microscopy, asking for their help in taking over the work done so far by the Israeli Organizing Committee. The Executive Board of EMS received three proposals and on the 18 th of April, a telephone conference was organised in which all members of the Executive Board participated. After this discussion, the unanimous decision was taken to accept the offer of the Belgian Society to organize EMC 2004 (European Microscopy Congress) in Antwerpen. The date of the Congress has not been changed: August 22-27, 2004. Presently, the International Advisory Board is being composed, and soon the agreement between EMS and the Organising Committee in Antwerpen will be signed. The First Announcement will be distributed at ICEM15 in Durban. We have to thank our Israeli colleagues for all the work they have done in preparation of EMC 2004 and express the hope that peace will be restored in the area soon.

  Download a short report published in GIT Verlag Imaging & Microscopy (4/2004).

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• 6th Multinational Congress on Microscopy

  01 to 05 June 2003
  Hotel Histria – Pula – Croatia

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• Trinoculaire Joint Microscopy Meeting (France, Switzerland, Belgium, The Netherlands)

  25 to 28 June 2002
  Lille – France

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• 5th Multinational Congress on Electron Microscopy

  20 to 25 September 2001
  Lecce – Italy

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• 12th European Congress on Electron Microscopy

  09 to 14 July 2000
  Brno Trade Fairs and Exhibitions – Brno – Czech Republic

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• 11th European Congress on Electron Microscopy

  26 to 30 August 1996
  Dublin – Ireland

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• 10th European Congress on Electron Microscopy

  07 to 11 September 1992
  Granada – Spain

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• 9th European Congress on Electron Microscopy

  04 to 09 September 1988
  York – United Kingdom

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• 8th European Congress on Electron Microscopy

  13 to 18 August 1984
  Budapest – Hungary

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• 7th European Congress on Electron Microscopy

  24 to 29 August 1980
  The Hague – Netherlands

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• 6th European Congress on Electron Microscopy

  14 to 20 September 1976
  Tal International – Jerusalem – Israel

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• 5th European Congress on Electron Microscopy

  05 to 12 September 1972
  Manchester – United Kingdom

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• 4th European Congress on Electron Microscopy

  01 to 07 September 1968
  Rome – Italy

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• 3th European Congress on Electron Microscopy

  26 August to 03 September 1964
  Prague – Czech Republic

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• 2nd European Regional Conference on Electron Microscopy

  29 August to 03 September 1960
  Delft – Netherlands

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• 1st European Regional Conference on Electron Microscopy

  15 to 19 August 1956
  Stockholm – Sweden

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• Getting the most from your Confocal Course

  00 November 0000 to 11 July 2024
  University of York – York – United Kingdom

  This two day annual confocal course, held at the University of York, utilises many different sample types and fluorescent probes (DNA stains, classic antibody labels and fluorescent proteins) which are chosen to best demonstrate particular problems and techniques. Focus is always on the techniques they enable and the problems they generate, which will be applicable to any sample types. The two days consist of short tutorials followed by hands-on practice.

  Day 1 takes participants through the basic principles of confocal microscopy and then trains them, through hands-on practice, how to configure and image multicolour, multidimensional samples using a confocal microscope.

  Day 2 builds on the experience of Day 1 and enables participants to try FRAP and spectral profiling.

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