ZEISS on Your Campus | Konstanz, October 6th 2022

Electron Microscopy in Sciences

ZEISS in collaboration with Department of Physics and Biology at the University Konstanz

Convince yourself in this workshop how your work can benefit from the latest advances in electron microscopy. Learn how ZEISS scanning electron microscopes combine ultrahigh resolution imaging with the capability to perform advanced analytics while maintaining flexibility and ease-of-use. Benefit from high resolution, surface sensitive imaging and optical systems that ideally support them in obtaining the best analytical results.
Based on this, users from the University Konstanz will talk about first-hand experience for their applications with electron microscopes and will introduce you to the flexible instruments suited to a broad variety of applications in materials science, industrial labs and life sciences.
For scientists interested in electron microscopy related techniques there is no better option to get informed and to talk directly with the scientific experts and ZEISS staff, respectively.

Please register until Sept 27, 2022.

October 6^th, 2022

University Konstanz
Department of Physics
Room A704
Universitätsstraße 10
78464 Konstanz

	October 6^th, 2022
10.30 AM	Registration
	Session \| Scanning Electron Microscopy
11.00 AM	Welcome Gert Sonntag, ZEISS Microscopy
11.15 AM	Microscopy Inspires Dr. Michael Albiez, Member of the Management Board IQR & Head of SBU RMS, ZEISS Microscopy
11.45 AM	SEM Introduction and Applications Pascal Anger, ZEISS Microscopy
12.30 PM	Lunch
	Session \| Nanopatterning and Focussed Ion Beams
1.30 PM	Introduction to Electron Beam Lithography (EBL) Frieder Conradt, Department of Physics, Uni Konstanz
1.45 PM	Optical nanoantennas for ultrafast pico transport Sebastian Grossenbach, Department of Physics, Uni Konstanz
2.00 PM	Nano transport measurements at low temperatures Oliver Irtenkauf, Department of Physics, Uni Konstanz
2.15 PM	Focussed Ion Beams for Nanopatterning and Nanoanalytics Matthias Hagner, nano.lab, Uni Konstanz
2.30 PM	SIMS (secondary ion mass spectrometry) in a FIB-SEM system at room temperature and under cryogenic conditions Dr. Claus Burkhard, Naturwissenschaftliches und Medizinisches Institut Reutlingen
2.45 PM	Radio-frequency single electron transistors for pico-transport statistics Marwin Gedamke, Department of Physics, Uni Konstanz
3.00 PM	Coffee
	Session \| Transmission Electron Microscopy
3.30 PM	Concept of Core Facilities and the new „Forum Konstanz“ Dr. Michael Laumann, EMC, Uni Konstanz
3.45 PM	Finer than light - Basics of TEM applications in Biology Dr. Paavo Bergmann, EMC, Uni Konstanz
4.15 PM	Femtosecond and Attosecond Electron Microscopy Prof. Peter Baum, Department of Physics, Uni Konstanz
4.30 PM	Structural analysis of organic-inorganic dye@TiO2 hybrid materials Frank Sailer, Department of Chemistry, Uni Konstanz
4.45 PM	Electron microscopic investigation of virioplankton from Lake Constance Nele Charlott Meier, Department of Biology, Uni Konstanz
5.30 PM	BBQ

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