6th June, 2024
Materials Department, University of Cambridge
Precession 30 Years Anniversary
We are delighted to invite you to the NanoMEGAS User’s Meeting, celebrating the 30th anniversary of beam precession development in electron diffraction for Transmission Electron Microscopy (TEM). The event is jointly organised by Quantum Design and NanoMEGAS and will be hosted at Cambridge University, an institute with significant historical contributions to beam precession technology
Cambridge University and NanoMEGAS have been pioneers of Precession ED applications, continuously contributing to the systematic development of novel methodologies and applications.
The meeting aims to showcase the latest developments and upgrades in NanoMEGAS applications, including faster data collection, utilisation of 4D-SPED for advanced applications, integration with various detectors, synergy with in-situ studies, etc.
In the second part of the meeting, selected scientific works will be presented, highlighting recent advancements and results. We are excited to invite you to present your latest scientific results, using NanoMEGAS applications.
If this is of interest, kindly provide us with the following details on the registration form further down this page:
Title of your presentation, and a short abstract (200words)
Early registration is highly recommended as the schedule and presentation slots will be limited. Your timely response will help us organise the agenda effectively and ensure your participation in this insightful event.
Further details regarding the agenda will be provided to you soon.
Your contribution will add significant value to the discussions and enrich the collective knowledge sharing during this milestone celebration.
Thank you and we hope to see you there.
Register Your Interest in Attending
Please fill out the form below to register your interest in attending this event:
If you’d like to discuss anything ahead of the event, please get in touch with Dr. Shayz Ikram, our Technical Director, by email or call us on (01372) 378822.
