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Volume 24 - August 2018

Physical Science Symposia

In-situ Methods for Probing Properties and Dynamics in Materials

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Subsurface Oxygen Formation during H2 Oxidation over Rh, Pt and Pt-Rh Model Nanoparticles.

New Microscopic Methods for the Functional Imaging of Energy Materials at the Nanoscale

Modulating Electron Beams in Space and Time to Probe for Structure and Function of Soft and Hard Matter

Abstract

Implementing Sparse Sub-Sampling Methods for Low-Dose/High Speed STEM

High Speed/Low Dose Analytical Electron Microscopy with Machine Learning and Multi-Objective Dynamic Sampling

Radiation Response and Recovery of Gd2Ti2Q7 Pyrochlore

Atomic Structure, Defects, and Stacking of Clay Particles by Low-Dose, High Resolution (Cryo)-TEM

Imaging and Electron Energy-Loss Spectroscopy with Single Nanosecond Electron Pulses

Use of a Direct Electron-Detection Camera in Ultrafast Electron Microscopy for Low Dose Rate Time-Resolved Imaging

Stroboscopic High-Duty-Cycle GHz Time-Resolved Microscope: First Proof of a Picosecond Beam Operated at GHz Level on a 200 keV Beamline

New Interference Experiment with Asymmetric Double Slits by 1.2 MV FE-TEM

Understanding Ziegler-Natta Catalyst Structure via Low-Dose Transmission Electron Microscopy

Analytical STEM Investigation of the Post-Synthetic Modification (PMS) of Metal-Organic Frameworks (MOFs): Metal- and Ligand-Exchange in UiO-66

Utilizing Low-Dose Transmission Electron Microscopy for Structure and Defect Identification in Group III - Nitride Electronic Devices

Observing Catalyst Structures and Dynamics at Atomic-Resolution

Utilizing Electron Beam Control and Radiation Chemistry during Liquid Cell Electron Microscopy to Image Protein Aggregates in their Native Hydrated State

Sample Dependent Resolution of Transmission Electron Microscopy in Water or Ice

Investigation of In Situ Radiation Effects in Liquid Cell Electron Microscopy

Role of Electron Illumination on the Image Resolution and Sensitivity of Catalysts Immersed in Gas Environments

TEM Characterization of the Edges of CsPb2Br5 Perovskite Crystals

Monochromated Electron Energy-Loss Spectroscopy of Interfaces in Beam Sensitive Materials

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Volume 24 - August 2018

Physical Science Symposia

In-situ Methods for Probing Properties and Dynamics in Materials

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Modulating Electron Beams in Space and Time to Probe for Structure and Function of Soft and Hard Matter

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