Scientific Program

I1  Atomic resolution microscopy
     (aberration correction, phase retrieval, holography)
     Chairs: Knut Urban, Jülich; Guilio Pozzi, Bologna

I2  Scherzer symposium on advanced electron optics
     (detectors, phase plates, spectrometers, monochromators) to commemorate the
     100th birthday of Otto Scherzer
     Chairs: Harald Rose, Darmstadt; Erich Plies, Tübingen

I3  3D-Imaging, nanotomography
     (Dual Beam, ultramicrotomy, ...) incl. data reduction
     Chairs: Frank Mücklich, Saarbrücken; Wolfgang Neumann, Berlin

I4  Analytical TEM
     (EELS, EFTEM, X-rays)
     Chairs: Elvio Carlino, Trieste; Peter Schattschneider, Vienna

I5  SEM
     (X-rays , STEM, low vacuum, low energy, ...)
     Chairs: Luděk Frank, Brno; Rudolf Reichelt, Münster

I6  Advanced sample preparation methods for life sciences and materials science
     Chairs: Jana Nebesářová, České Budějovice; Joachim Mayer, Aachen

I7  Other current topics of microscopy
     (atom probe, scanning probe, diffraction, ...)
     Chairs: János Lábár, Budapest; Manfred Leisch, Graz

L1  3D and cryo-TEM
      Chairs: Jürgen Plitzko, Martinsried; Agnes Kittel, Budapest

L2  High-resolution light microscopy, correlative light and electron microscopy
      Chairs: Alberto Diaspro, Genova; Roger Wepf, Zürich

L3  Tracking molecules in vivo, intracellular trafficking and cellular dynamics
      Chairs: Rainer Pepperkok, Heidelberg; Rok Romih, Ljubljana

L4  Microscopy in plant sciences and microbiology
      Chairs: Ursula Lütz-Meindl, Salzburg; Reinhard Rachel, Regensburg

L5  Microscopy in developmental biology and medicine
      Chairs: Elisabetta Falcieri, Urbino; Srećko Gajović, Zagreb

L6  Structures of cells and tissues, localization of molecular targets
      Chairs: Pavel Hozák, Praha; Jürgen Roth, Zürich

L7  Image processing for life sciences
      Chairs: Lucie Kubínová, Praha; Matthias Ochs, Bern

M1  Materials for information technology
      Chairs: Béla Pécs, Budapest; Giancarlo Salviati, Fontanini

M2  Nanoparticles and nanostructured materials
      Chairs: Marco Vittori Antisari, Roma; Gerhard Dehm, Leoben

M3  Alloys and intermetallics
      Chairs: Monika Jenko, Ljubljana; Thomas Waitz, Vienna

M4  Ceramics, coatings, geomaterials, ...
      Chairs: Miran Čeh, Ljubljana; Peter van Aken, Stuttgart

M5  Carbon based materials, soft materials, polymers
      Chairs: Ute Kaiser, Ulm; Miroslav Šlouf, Praha

M6  Thin films and interfaces
      Chairs: Wolfgang Jäger, Kiel; Nataša Bibić, Belgrade

M7  Other current topics of materials science
      (in-situ microscopy, EBSD,...)
      Chairs: Jasmina Grbović Novaković, Belgrade; György Radnóczi, Budapest

W1  Bridging gaps in microscopy
       Chairs: Adolf Ellinger, Vienna; Carlo E. Pellicciari, Pavia

W2  Electron microscopy in human and veterinarian infectiology
       Chairs: Susanne Richter, Mödling; Norbert Bannert, Berlin

W3  Advanced microscopy in teaching
       Chairs: Guido Macchiarelli, L'Aquila; Alois Lametschwandtner, Salzburg

The time for oral presentations is: 45 min for plenary talks, 30 min for invited talks, and 15 min for contributed talks with discussion time included.

Standard data projectors are available in all lecture rooms and authors are advised to bring their own notebooks. Authors are requested to strictly adhere to the time schedule to avoid delays in individual sessions.

The poster format is A0 or approximately 1200 mm high by 850 mm wide. Means for attaching the posters will be provided on site.

Plenary talks

Program