Microscopy Conference 2023

Phase separation of olivine in basalt aggregate induced by fatigue damage of ultra-high performance concrete

MS 6: Geoscience and construction materials, cultural heritage

In this session, we invite contributions across a variety of disciplines, from all areas of geosciences, such as environmental pollution redemption to ore deposits and deep earth, planetary or extraterrestrial samples over construction materials such as cement and concrete to the study of objects of cultural heritage. We hope to connect these very diverse but highly innovative and exiting research areas by focusing the discussions on our common interest on processes on the nm-scale, particularly where interfaces are involved, from mineralization, crystallization to nucleation, growth, diffusion, deformation and phase transformations.

Geoscience and construction materials, cultural heritage

Abstract talk

MS 7: Ceramics and composites

3D-reconstruction of hierarchical nanoporous structures using multi-modal deep learning models trained on synthetic multi-voltage FIB tomography data

IM 3: SEM and FIB developments

This session dial with new developments in SEM and FIB technology and methods. Especially new detector principals and designs for electrons, ions and photons locally emitted after interaction with different types of ion or electron beams. Techniques using the angular distribution of the scattered ions and electrons like EBSD and ECCI will be covered by the contributions. New strategies in beam control and data analysis will also be discussed.

SEM and FIB developments

IM 5: Quantitative image and diffraction data analysis

Multi-voltage FIB-tomography of the hierarchical nanoporous gold

Poster session IM 3: SEM and FIB developments

Poster

MS 2: Metals and alloys

Investigating the influence of reconstruction and segmentation algorithms on the volume reconstruction in electron tomography

Poster session IM 5: Quantitative image and diffraction data analysis

MS 1: Energy-related materials and catalysts

Dr.-Ing.

Martin Ritter

Further involvements