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THE EUREM 2000 PROGRAMME

Sunday, July 9
12.00-14.50	T6	Very low energy in a standard SEM (I. Müllerová, L. Frank, Brno) (CHV)
13.00-17.50	W1	Electron crystallography (I.G. Voigt-Martin, Mainz; J. Fryer, Glasgow)(CHV)
15.00-17.50	T2	Quantitative EELS (F. Hofer, Graz) (CHV)
18.00-21.00	Welcome party (PAVILION A)

Monday, July 10
8.30-9.10	Opening ceremony (CHV)
9.10-9.40	Plenary lecture: On the development of electron microscopes in Brno (A. Delong, Brno) (CHV)
9.50-11.00		Lectures of the Ruska prize laureates (CHV)
11.15-11.45	Exhibition opening (PAVILION E, ground floor)
12.00-14.50	T5	Quantitave high-resolution EM (H.W. Zandbergen, Delft) (ROOM K)
	O4	Ultramicrotomy of industrial materials (Diatome / Leica)
	O6	Latest developments in Gemini high resolution imaging (LEO Electron Microscopy)
13.30-14.50	POSTERS (B1-B5, P1-P4, I1-I4) (PAVILION E, first floor)
15.00-15.50	L8	Nanoscale analysis by energy filtering EM (J. Mayer, Aachen) (CHV)
16.00-18.30	B2	Membrane traffic (ROOM H)
	B6	Electron microscopy in molecular pathogenesis (ROOM A)
	B17	Stereology and quantitative methods (ROOM D)
	P1	Metals and alloys (ROOM B)
	P6	C and C-like materials (ROOM E)
	I8	Advances in probe microscopies (ROOM C)
	I10	EELS and EFTEM (ROOM F)
	O10	TEM sample preparation (Technoorg Linda)
18.30-20.00		POSTERS (free discussion) (PAVILION E, first floor)

Tuesday, July 11
8.30-9.20	L6	Structural and chemical surface electron microscopy with slow electrons (E. Bauer, Tempe) (CHV)
9.30-12.00	B8	Progress on biological sample preparation methods (ROOM A)
	B15	Electron crystallography of protein crystals (ROOM E)
	P11	Amorphous materials and quasicrystals (ROOM H)
	P13	In-situ electron microscopy (ROOM B)
	I5	Low energy electron microscopy (ROOM F)
	I16	X-ray microscopy (ROOM D)
	O2	TEM sample preparation with focused ion beams (FEI / Philips Electron Optics)
	O17	Secondary Electron Imaging in Variable Pressure Mode (LEO Electron Microscopy)
12.10-14.50	T1	TEM Specimen Preparation in the Physical Sciences (R. Anderson, New York; L. Madsen, Linkoping) (ROOM K)
	O7	User interfaces (Oxford Instruments Analytical) (ROOM C)
	O8	Cryo-SEM (Oxford Instruments Analytical)
	O12	Contamination free TEM specimen preparation (Fischione Instruments)
13.00-14.50	W3	EM in viral diagnosis (H. Gelderblom, Berlin; J. Schramlová, Prague) (ROOM B)
13.30-14.50	POSTERS (B6-B10, P5-P8, I5-I8, Ipd) (PAVILION E, first floor)
15.00-15.50	L1	Electron microscopy at the millenium (P. Hawkes, Toulouse) (CHV)
16.00-18.30	B1	Nuclear import and export (ROOM D)
	B19	Biomaterials (ROOM A)
	P8	Polymers and radiation sensitive materials (ROOM E)
	P12	Electron crystallography and CBED (ROOM F)
	I4	Correction of aberrations and HR electron microscopes (ROOM B)
	I11	Surface oriented microanalytical techniques (ROOM H)
	O19	Low keV operation with a tungsten emitter SEM (Hitachi Scientific Instruments) (16.00 - ROOM K, 16.30 - booth no. 5)
16.30-19.30	EMS business meeting (for EMS members and representatives of EMS-affiliated Microscopy Societies)
18.30-20.00		POSTERS (free discussion) (PAVILION E, first floor)

Wednesday, July 12
8.30-9.20	L5	State of the art electron microscopy in cell biology (G.W. Griffiths, Heidelberg) (CHV)
9.30-12.00	B7	Electron and confocal microscopies, correlation methods (ROOM C)
	B9	Structure and morphogenesis of viruses (ROOM B)
	P2	Intermetallics (ROOM E)
	P9	Catalysts, clusters, small particles (ROOM A)
	I1	Wave and particle properties of the electron (ROOM F)
	I9	Quantitative X-ray spectroscopy in EM (ROOM H)
	O5	Specimen preparation for TEM (Gatan) (ROOM D)
12.10-14.50	T3	Docking X-ray data into EM structures (R. Schroeder, Heidelberg) (ROOM K)
	O13	Image processing and analysis of single biological macromolecules (Image Science Software)
	O15	Digital imaging (LEO Electron Microscopy)
	O18	Future of analytical imaging (Gatan) (ROOM D)
13.30-14.50	POSTERS (B11-B15, P9-P12, Ppd, I9-I12) (PAVILION E, first floor)
15.00-15.50	L7	Probe microscopies: complementary tools to EM (A. Engel, Basel) (CHV)
16.00-18.30	B5	Plant cell ultrastructure and signalling pathways (ROOM F)
	B16	Scanning probe microscopies in biology (ROOM H)
	P7	Epitaxial structures and nanostructures (ROOM B)
	P15	General materials microscopy (ROOM A)
	I2	Advances in electron optics (ROOM E)
	I7	Modern light microscopy techniques (ROOM C)
	O11	Digital image processing and electron tomography (Tietz Video&Image Processing Systems)
18.30-20.00	POSTERS (free discussion) (PAVILION E, first floor)

Thursday, July 13
8.30-9.20	L3	Prospects of quantitative high resolution electron microscopy (D. Van Dyck, Antwerp) (CHV)
9.30-12.00	B4	Supermolecular complexes reconstruction and tomography (ROOM E)
	B13	Functional architecture of the cell nucleus (ROOM C)
	B14	Neurobiology: cells and signal transfer (ROOM D)
	P3	Ceramics and composites (ROOM A)
	P4	Magnetic materials (ROOM H)
	I3	Quantitative electron microscopy (ROOM B)
	I12	Image processing and simulation (ROOM F)
	O9	TEM specimen preparation for materials science (South Bay Technology)
12.10-14.50	T4	CANCELLED
	O14	EFTEM in practice (LEO Electron Microscopy)
	O16	Automatic particle analysis and classification (Hitachi Scientific Instruments, Oxford Instruments) (booth no. 5)
13.30-14.50	POSTERS (B16-B19, Bpd, P13-P16, I13-I16) (PAVILION E, first floor)
15.00-15.50	L2	TEM of nanostructured materials (G. van Tendeloo, Antwerp) (CHV)
16.00-18.30	B10	Cryo-preparation for EM and cryo-analysis (ROOM H)
	B18	Achievements in multi-photon imaging (ROOM C)
	P5	Perovskites (ROOM B)
	P10	Interfaces and grain boundaries (ROOM E)
	I6	Low vacuum microscopy and charging (ROOM A)
	I14	Electron optical systems, guns and lenses (ROOM F)
19.30-23.30		Evening in theatre

Friday, July 14
8.30-9.20	L4	High performance electron microscopes of the future (H. Rose, Darmstadt) (CHV)
9.30-12.00	B3	Progressive detection methods in light and electron microscopy (ROOM F)
	B11	EM microanalysis in biology (ROOM E)
	B12	Cytoskeleton structure and dynamic (ROOM C)
	P14	Specimen preparation in material sciences (ROOM H)
	P16	EM in geology, archaeology, arts, and in forensic applications (ROOM D)
	I13	Computerised microscopy (ROOM A)
	I15	Filters, analysers and detectors (ROOM B)
13.00-13.30	Exhibition closing (PAVILION E, ground floor)
13.30-16.00	I17	EMS Symposium (CHV)
16.00-16.30	Closing ceremony (CHV)

NOTES:

ROOMS:

Bn - Symposia on Biological Sciences, Pn - Symposia on Physical Sciences, In - Symposia on Instrumentation and Methodology, Ln - Keynote Lectures, Tn - Tutorials, Wn - Workshops, On - Open Labs (organized by manufacturers).
POSTERS - the midday sessions are separate for groups of symposia, with obligatory presence of the authors at posters, while the evening sessions are free both for authors and participants.
The time between 12.00 and 15.00, with relatively less rich programme, is intended for informal discussions in lobbies.
No fixed time is reserved for coffee breaks. At the registration, coffee vouchers will be distributed, against which coffee will be available at snack stands during the congress time.

Updated by webmaster
Petr Schauer
on Jun 29, 2000