Electron Crystallography School – Introduction to electron diffraction tomography 07.4.2014 – 11.04.2014, Darmstadt, Germany |
General
information Preliminary
program Registration
& Poster Venue &
Accommodation Deadlines Sponsors Contact
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The school is intended to give a general
overview of modern methods in electron crystallography with a strong accent
on electron diffraction tomography. The students will learn basics of
crystallography, image and diffraction pattern formation in a transmission
electron microscope and most common methods of structure analysis using
electron scattering data. Two transmission electron microscopy (TEM) labs are
available in order to get an extended experience in diffraction tomographic
data acquisition – at the Technical University of Darmstadt and the
University of Mainz. Diverse data processing approaches will be presented
during afternoon seminars. With the knowledge gained from the school the
participants will be able to run tomographic experiments on their own and
have a deep understanding of data processing upon their return to the home
institution. Basic crystallographic or TEM
knowledge is desired; nevertheless both topics will be covered in a deep and
deductive way. Students from diverse fields (chemistry, physics, biology,
etc.) are encouraged to apply. |
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Composition
of the International Program Committee ·
Ute
Kolb (Germany), ·
Joke
Hadermann (Belgium), ·
Lousia
Meshi (Israel) |
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Lecturers 1.
Peter Oleynikov, Stockholm, Sweden 2.
Joke Hadermann, Antwerp, Belgium 3.
Enrico Mugnaioli, Mainz, Germany 4.
Ute Kolb, Mainz, Germany 5.
Tatiana Gorelik, Mainz, Germany 6.
Sven Hovmöller, Stockholm, Sweden 7.
Stavros Nicolopoulos, Brussels, Belgium 8.
Louisa Meshi, Beer-Sheva, Israel 9. Gianluca
Cascarano, Bari, Italy |
Click
here to download preliminary program
Here you can find the
registration forms in docx and pdf
format. Please fill in the form and
send it to us either by email: kolb@geo.tu-darmstadt.de
or by fax: 0049 6151 16-4021 by 15th
December 2013 The registration fee is 330 EUR. The payment
information will be available on this site soon. All students are encouraged to
bring a poster presenting
their research. An attractive poster prize highlighting the most prominent
presentation will be announced during the last day of the school. The
detailed information about the poster format will be available on this site
soon. A restricted number of student bursaries will be
available (for applicants under 35 years old). In order to apply for a
financial support the following documents have to be provided: ·
An
authorized document proving the student status of the applicant (signed /
stamped by the faculty authority); ·
A
short description of the research topic; ·
A
supporting letter from the supervisor. The listed above documents should be sent to Prof.
U. Kolb (email: kolb@geo.tu-darmstadt.de
or by fax: 0049 6151 16-4021) by 15th
January 2014. |
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The school will take place at
the Darmstadt University campus (Lichtwiese). The campus can be reached from
Darmstadt central train station by public transportation (further information
is coming soon). |
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Accommodation
The accommodation costs are covered by the school
fee. The rooms are booked in two hotels:
IBIS
budget Darmstadt City,
Kasinostr. 4,
64293 Darmstadt, Germany and Pallas Hotel
Darmstadt, Pallaswiesenstraße 72, 64293 Darmstadt, Germany
Registration application |
15th December 2013 |
Student bursary application |
15th January 2014 |
Poster abstract |
28th February 2014 |
The school is
generously supported by
International
Union of Crystallography (IUCr) |
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European Microscopy Society (EMS)
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Contact:
Prof. Ute Kolb
(kolb@geo.tu-darmstadt.de)
Local
organizers:
Tatiana Gorelik, Mainz Germany
Enrico Mugnaioli, Mainz Germany
Ute Kolb, Mainz, Germany
Webdesign: Tatiana Gorelik