3rd Frontiers in Electron Microscopy for Physical and Life Sciences

In-person Nature Conference at Princeton University. October 16 - 18.
3rd Frontiers in Electron Microscopy for Physical and Life Sciences
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Join this Nature Conference organized by Princeton University, Nature Materials, Nature Catalysis, Nature and Nature Methods.

The 3rd edition of this conference will bring together researchers from physical and life sciences working on cutting-edge electron microscopy technologies, with an emphasis on identifying and addressing new challenges, promoting synergies and developing the next generation of instruments and tools . Sessions include:

  • 2D Materials
  • Machine learning and computational approaches
  • Methods development and sample preparation
  • In situ methods - catalysis

Keynote presentations will be in charge of Bridget Carragher, Pratibha Gai, and Kostya Novoselov. Plus 17 more presentations on breakthrough and unpublished research, make this event unmissable. 

Last chance to register! Registration will be closing on October 7th.

Learn more and secure your space at https://conferences.nature.com/event/FrontiersElecMicro3/summary

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Electron Microscopy
Life Sciences > Biological Sciences > Biological Techniques > Biological Structure Determination > Electron Microscopy
Electron Microscopy
Physical Sciences > Materials Science > Materials Characterization Technique > Microscopy > Electron Microscopy
Catalysis
Physical Sciences > Chemistry > Physical Chemistry > Catalysis
Machine Learning
Mathematics and Computing > Computer Science > Artificial Intelligence > Machine Learning
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