ESTEEM (Enabling Science and Technology through European Electron Microscopy) is an IP3 project within the 6th Framework Programme of the European Commission.
This ESTEEM website not only contains the project between the 11 partners but is also used as the major communication among the partners and between the partners and potential microscopy users.
In particular the latter should click on the (Transnational Access).
This ESTEEM website not only contains the project between the 11 partners but is also used as the major communication among the partners and between the partners and potential microscopy users.
In particular the latter should click on the (Transnational Access).
Upcoming Events
QEM2009
17th - 29th May 2009
La Gaillarde - St Aygulf, French Riviera, between St Tropez and Antibes.This second QEM workshop will focus on the different quantitative techniques in HRTEM, EELS, EFTEM, Holography, STEM, HAADF, Tomography, in-situ, diffraction (CBED-LACBED), and FIB. http://www.qem2009.orgLab course on Electron Holography
16 - 27th February 2009
Dresden, Info: Martin.Linck@Triebenberg.deThe 4th EMAT Winter Workshop 2009
12th - 30th January 2009
University of Antwerp, Belgium. The workshop focuses both on theory and on hands-on experiments. More info on www.emat.ua.ac.be or from jo.verbeeck@ua.ac.beEuropean Workshop on TEM Specimen Preparation Techniques of Composites and Dissimilar Materials
10th - 14th November 2008
Stuttgart Center for Electron Microscopy, MPI for Metals Research http://www.mf.mpg.de/de/organisation/hsm/ESTEEMWorkshop2008.htm flyer.pdfWorkshop on Aberration Corrected STEM and TEM
26th-27th November 2008
Eynsham Hall Manor (http://www.eynshamhall.com), near Oxford, U.K. http://www-em.materials.ox.ac.uk/esteem/abcorrworkshop.html to be held . To express an interest in attending this event please contact sarah.haigh@materials.ox.ac.uk at the University of Oxford, Department of Materials.
Latest news
New ESTEEM Website
1 Februari 2009
This new website has been developed by Mark Freese currently working at EMAT. The website has undergone a major graphical upgrade and contains a few new features. From now on, you will need to register before downloading giving us the opportunity to track how many users and which labs are using our code. The program will remain under a GNU public license (link) as before. We are working on an improved tutorial to make life easier for first time users.2008 FEI EUROPEAN MICROSCOPY AWARD
1 September 2008
Physical / Materials Sciences and Optics Awarded to MARTIN HYTCH (Toulouse) Geometric Phase and the Electron Microscope September 1, EMC 2008, Aachen, Germany