The Alliance of Microscopical Societies – Lecture Series

The Alliance of Microscopical Societies (TAMS) – Lecture Series :

The Microscopical Society of Canada (MSC-SMC), the Royal Microscopical Society (RMS, UK), the Brazilian Society for Microscopy and Microanalysis (SBMM) and the Israel Society for Microscopy (ISM) initiated with the support of the International Federation of Societies for Microscopy (IFSM) an international networking platform for expanding knowledge, sharing new developments, and exchanging best practices related to microscopy.

The first joint project is a webinar series featuring microscopists who have defined the field of modern microscopy by their groundbreaking work. Webinar content is open to all members of all national societies for microscopy, and new members are encouraged to join our quest to promote and expand excellent microscopy worldwide. for more general information about the lecture series you are welcome to visit this website – https://www.rms.org.uk/network-collaborate/the-international-microscopy-focus-lecture-series.html

The scientific committee representatives from ISM are: Ifat Kaplan-Ashiri (WIS), Lothar Houben (WIS), Tali Dadosh (WIS) and Natalie Elia (BGU)

Looking forward to your participation.

List of the lectures :

2021October26	Prof. Sir Peter Hirsch - "A historical account of the impact of TEM in Materials Science"
2021November9	Prof. Joachim Frank - "Cryo-EM of Biomolecules – A Cold Look at the Building Blocks of Life"
2021December14	Prof. Ray Egerton - "Analytical Electron Microscopy - An Art of the Possible"
2022January18	Prof. Ricardo Henriques - "Open technologies for Super-Resolution and Machine Learning in BioImaging"
2022February15	Prof. Philip Batson - "The Road from Surface Plasmons to Space-Time Resolution Using EELS"
2022April12	Prof. Benjamin Geiger - "A microscopy-mediated view of the social life of living cells"
2022May31	Prof. Dan Shechtman - "The Role of TEM in the Discovery of Quasi-Periodic Materials"
2022June21	Prof. Jennifer Lippincott-Schwartz - "Looking under the hood of cells: from single molecule dynamics to whole cell organelle reconstructions"
2022December6	Prof. Christian Colliex - "Seeing, measuring and analysing in the nanoworld with the multisignal STEM"
2023February15	Prof. Frances M. Ross - "Microscopy in motion: understanding how crystals grow through electron microscopy movies"
2023March8	Prof. Sumio Iijima - "HRTEM and Materials Science: Past and Present"
2023April11	Prof. Archie Howie - "From Diffraction Contrast to HAADF and ALOOF Beam"