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Volume 27 - August 2021

Analytical Sciences Symposia

Advances in Analytical STEM-in-SEM

Characterization of Real Materials with Low Voltage STEM (30 kV): Current State and Challenges

An accurate Monte Carlo sampler for electron elastic scattering angular distributions between 50 eV and 300 keV

30 kV STEM-SEM – The Perfect Conditions for Transmission Spectroscopy?

Getting your Scanning Electron Microscope to Perform at Atomic Resolution Levels

Vendor Symposium

Thermo Scientific™ Tundra Cryo-TEM: 100kV Cryo-TEM dedicated for Single Particle Analysis

A Novel Event-Based Active Pixel Sensor for Cryo-EM Electron Counting

Falcon 4 performance validation by single event analysis

New electron microscopy tools for characterizing air-sensitive samples.

Semi-Automated Cryo-EM Sample Loader for TEM SPA Democratization

Data Management, Version Control, and Multiformat Analysis in Electron Microscopy

Physics-guided machine learning: A new paradigm for scientific knowledge discovery

Compression and Access to Arbitrary Data: The Low-hanging Fruit

Towards Quantum Image Processing for Electron Microscopy

Using py4DSTEM in GMS: Hybrid Open-Source, Commercial-Freeware Methods for Analyzing 4D STEM Datasets

Aizen: Automated Big Data Processing, Management and Collaboration

Unresolved Challenges in Quantitative X-ray Microanalysis

Dispersed Organic Matter Analysis by Fast Soft X-Ray Mapping

High Resolution X-Ray Spectra for Chemical Speciation in the SEM

An experimental study using SXES: Evaluation and applications for a new analysis method to study the self-absorption effects of Fe L-emission

Fundamental aspects of SXES in the Quantification of Minerals and Materials

Fine structures of Fe L-emission examined by a new HR-SXES instrument

Biological Sciences Symposia

Michael Rossmann Memorial Symposium

Understanding the structure and function of spliceosome through cryo-EM

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Volume 27 - August 2021

Analytical Sciences Symposia

Advances in Analytical STEM-in-SEM

Vendor Symposium

Data Management, Version Control, and Multiformat Analysis in Electron Microscopy

Unresolved Challenges in Quantitative X-ray Microanalysis

Biological Sciences Symposia

Michael Rossmann Memorial Symposium