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P:01 Crystallography, electron microscopy and functional evolution of atomically thin confined nanowires Jeremy Sloan, University of Warwick, UK
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P:02 Scanning transmission electron microscopy of beam sensitive Quartz Antonius van Helvoort, NTNU, Department of Physics, Norway
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P:03 3D precession diffraction tomography in TEM: Solving structures of beam sensitive pharmaceuticals with new generation direct detection pixelated detectors Alan C Robins, NanoMEGAS SPRL, Belgium
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P:04 Gatan K2 direct detection sensors move from Cryo imaging, to low dose imaging of beam sensitive materials specimen. Neil Wilkinson, Gatan UK, UK
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P:05 Optimizing liquid cell transmission electron microscopy for energy dispersive x-ray spectroscopy Jordan Moering, Protochips, USA
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P:06 Low energy X-ray spectrometry of beam sensitive garnet electrolytes using a windowless EDS detector James Sagar, Oxford Instruments, UK
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P:07 In situ catalyst characterization using scanning transmission electron microscopy and X-ray absorption spectroscopy at one atmosphere and elevated temperature Matt Lindley, The University of Manchester, UK
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P:08 Atomic scale imaging of reversible ring cyclization in graphene nanoconstrictions Jakyung Lee, University of Oxford, UK
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P:09 Beam exposure dependence of EELS-based Ce oxidation state characterisation Dung-Trung Tran, Johnson Matthey Technology Centre, UK
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P:10 Direct observation of defect evolution in 2D single layer tungsten diselenide by low voltage high resolution transmission electron microscopy Yueliang Li, Ulm University, Germany
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P:11 Diffuse contrast in neutral helium atom microscopy Sam Lambrick, University of Cambridge, UK
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P:12 Increasing electron micrograph signal-to-noise ratios using deep learning Jeffrey Ede, University of Warwick, UK
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P:13 Using cryo-mono-EELS to accurately measure the oxidation state of environmentally relevant iron oxide minerals Helen Freeman, GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences, Germany
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P:14 Quantitative electron beam damage study of beam sensitive materials Eu Pin Tien, The University of Manchester, UK
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P:15 Atomic and electronic structure of two-dimensional Mo1-xWxS₂ semiconductor alloys Xue Xia, University of Warwick, UK
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P:16 III-V nanowires with stable defects at high temperatures James Gott, University of Warwick, UK
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P:17 In situ transmission electron microscopy of domain switching in ferroelectric films Jonathan Peters, University of Warwick, UK
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P:18 In-situ (E)SEM ‘Freeze-Drying’ & High Resolution Imaging of Polymer Lattices and their film formation mechanism Marzena Tkaczyk, University of Oxford, UK
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P:19 Microstructure investigation and mechanical properties of bulk, nanocrystalline Fe-based alloys obtained by rapid quenching technique Marzena Tkaczyk, University of Oxford, UK
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P:20 Cold Chocolate under stress: An alternative approach to study high-rate behaviour in polymers Rhiannon Heard, University of Oxford, UK
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P:21 Micromechanics of pharmaceutics – a novel in-situ tensile test Rhiannon Heard, University of Oxford, UK
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P:22 Microdamage observations in rat tail tendons Kalin Dragnevski, University of Oxford, UK
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P:23 Size dependent electron beam induced structural modifications in silver nanoparticles David Rickerby, European Commission Joint Research Centre, Italy
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P:24 Studies of carbon-supported Co₃O₄ nanocrystals using aberration-corrected exit wavefunction reconstruction Ofentse Makgae, University of Oxford, UK
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P:25 MAX phases for future fission and fusion environments Max Rigby, The University of Manchester, UK
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P:26 Using transmission electron microscopy to investigate the relationship between platinum nanoparticles structure and electrocatalytic efficiency Haytham Hussein, University of Warwick, UK
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P:27 Electron microscopy for analysis of temperature stable relaxors Teresa Roncal-Herrero, University of Leeds, UK
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P:28 Reduction of systematic and excessive noise in charge-coupled device measurements Tobias Heil, Max Planck Institute of Colloids and Interfaces, Germany
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P:29 Atomic resolution STEM imaging of defects in air-sensitive 2D materials David Hopkinson, The University of Manchester, UK
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P:30 Assessing lamellae thickness during FIB milling with Monte Carlo modelling Evan Tillotson, The University of Manchester, UK
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P:31 Optical and terahertz properties of structurally-modified carbon nanotubes: photoconductivity of thin films Maria Burdanova, University of Warwick, UK
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P:32 Atomic resolution imaging of 2D materials in controlled atmospheres Gregor Leuthner, University of Vienna, Austria
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P:33 Direct Observation of Intrinsic Twin Domains in Tetragonal CH3NH3PbI3 Mathias Uller Rothmann, University of Oxford, UK
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P:34 Growth and characterization of ultrathin indium and indium-oxide on graphene Georg Zagler, University of Vienna, Austria
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P:35 Modelling effects of electron-beam irradiation Edward Mortimer, University of Nottingham, UK
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P:36 Model-based quantification of ADF STEM images in the presence of crystal tilt Annelies De wael, University of Antwerp, Belgium
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P:37 Atomic resolution electron tomography of nanoparticles on tungsten tips Timothy Poon, University of Birmingham, UK
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P:38 STEM imaging of Zeolite ZSM5 with Cu Cations Emily Brooke, Johnson Matthey, UK
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P:39 Atomically sharp interlayer stacking shifts at anti-phase grain boundaries in overlapping MoS2 secondary layers Si Zhou, University of Oxford, UK
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P:40 HRTEM of alkali-halide cluster ions deposited on graphene using electrospray ion-beam deposition Nilesh Vats, Max-Planck-Institute for Solid State Research, Germany
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P:41 (Flash poster) Large inversion domains evolvement in monolayer MoS2 by in-situ heating Jun Chen, University of Oxford, UK
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P:42 (Flash poster) Atomic electric fields in monolayer MoS₂ Yi Wen, University of Oxford, UK
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P:43 (Flash poster) Cryo-analytical STEM for characterisation of nanoparticle dispersions in aqueous media Martha Ilett, University of Leeds, UK
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P:44 (Flash poster) Quantitative compositional analysis by electron diffraction and theoretical simulation Yu-Jen Chou, University of Oxford, UK
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P:45 (Flash poster) Estimating sub-surface biological activity through the abundance of superparamagnetic grains in a continental ophiolite complex: A multiscale correlative study Joshua Einsle, University of Cambridge, UK
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P:46 (Flash poster) Benefits and limitations of off-axis holography for bio-imaging in transmission microscopy Christopher Edgcombe, University of Cambridge, UK
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P:47 (Flash poster) Python scripting to enhance in situ experimentation in SEM Daniel Phifer, Thermo Fisher Scientific, UK
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P:48 (Flash poster) Carbon materials, their contamination in the SEM- problem or an opportunity? Kerry Abrams, University of Sheffield, UK
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P:49 (Flash poster) Analysis of air-sensitive Li-ion battery materials Barbara Shollock, University of Warwick, UK
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P:50 (Flash poster) Pt-based chemotherapeutic quantification using HAADF STEM Alexandra Sheader, University of Oxford, UK
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P:51 (Flash poster) Quantitative comparison study of low-dose zeolite imaging using HRTEM and HAADF-STEM Chen Huang, University of Oxford, UK
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P:52 (Flash poster) Dose limited TEM and STEM characterisation of electron beam sensitive inorganic nanomaterials Rob Hooley, University of Leeds, UK
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P:53 Using transmission electron microscopy to track metal electrodeposition dynamics from nucleation and growth of a single atom to crystalline nanoparticle Haytham E M Hussein, University of Warwick, UK
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