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Whether you are discovering new materials, solving analytical problems, improving processes, or assuring product quality, electron microscopy is capable of providing insight at all scales and modalities. Advance your analytical and materials characterization knowledge through our series of free educational seminars and workshops. Network with your peers and industry experts to learn how to more efficiently and thoroughly measure and process your materials. Register today to reserve your seat at our upcoming events.
Here are some of our upcoming events
Sep 27, 2022
Henry Royce Institute Hub Building| Rumford St | Room Number 1.015 | Map
Thermo Fisher Scientific, in partnership with Blue Scientific, invites you to Electron Microscopy Day 2022.
- Attend talks from academic and industrial users to learn how the leaders in their fields use our electron microscopes to achieve the best results.
- See a desktop SEM in action. Bring your samples to test under our Thermo Scientific Phenom Desktop SEM.
- Meet our experts in electron microscopy as they demonstrate how high-resolution imaging and analysis are used in varying applications such as batteries, materials degradation, metal alloys, forensics, and more.
Join informative short lectures and live demonstrations to hear not only from from us, but from actual users of our products. You will also have the opportunity to analyse your own samples under our Phenom Desktop SEM.
If you would like to bring your own samples for testing, please announce them during the registration process. This event is free of charge and without obligation.
Registration limited to 40 people.
This event is an in-person meeting only and will not be broadcast on-line.
ELECTRON MICROSCOPY DAY 27th SEPTEMBER |
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09.30-10.00 | Coffee & Tea and Registration |
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10.00-10.45 | Presentation title- From Batteries to wind turbines; getting a grip on degradation across the length scales | Prof. Philip Withers |
10.50-11.00 | Blue Scientific Presentation | Tom Warwick |
11.00-11.25 | Coffee Break |
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11.30-12.00 | Presentation Title- Industrial uses for the AxiaChemiSEMin interrogation of Metallurgical surfaces, Additive manufacturing parts and Polymers | Surface Generation Ltd |
12.05-12.25 | Thermo Fisher Scientific Presentation- | Herman Lemmens, Ph.D. |
12.30-13.30 | Lunch |
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13.30-16.00 | Demo Sessions on Phenom XL G2, Networking session and Lab tour at Royce Institute |
Sep 29, 2022
Aerospace Bristol | Hayes Way| Patchway| John James Theatre | Map
Thermo Fisher Scientific, in partnership with Blue Scientific, invites you to Electron Microscopy Day 2022.
- Attend talks from academic and industrial users to learn how the leaders in their fields use our electron microscopes to achieve their best results.
- See a desktop SEM in action. Bring your samples to test under our Thermo Scientific Phenom Desktop SEM.
- Meet our experts in electron microscopy as they demonstrate how high-resolution imaging and analysis are used in varying applications such as batteries, materials degradation, metal alloys, forensics, and more.
Join informative short lectures and live demonstrations to hear not only from from us, but from actual users of our products. You will also have the opportunity to analyse your own samples under our Phenom Desktop SEM.
If you would like to bring your own samples for testing, please announce them during the registration process. This event is free of charge and without obligation.
Registration limited to 40 people.
This event is an in-person meeting only and will not be broadcast on-line.
ELECTRON MICROSCOPY DAY 29th SEPTEMBER |
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09.30-10.00 | Coffee & Tea and Registration |
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10.00-10.45 | Presentation title- Multiscale analysis of aerospace materials and structures | Panos Efthymiadis, Ph.D. Principal Engineer on Materials and Processes GKN Aerospace Services Ltd |
10.50-11.00 | Blue Scientific Presentation | Tom Warwick |
11.00-11.25 | Coffee Break |
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11.30-12.15 | Presentation Title- Correlative microscopy to investigate degradation mechanisms in engineering alloys | Dr. Tomas Martin Senior Lecturer in Materials Physics, School of Physics, University of Bristol |
12.20-12.40 | Thermo Fisher Scientific Presentation- | Herman Lemmens, Ph.D. |
12.45-13.45 | Lunch |
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13.45-16.00 | Demo Sessions on Phenom XL G2 and Networking session |
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