ZEISS Workshop: Microscopy Innovations That Help You Change The World
Pre-Conference Microscopy Innovations Workshop:
Microscopy Innovations That Help You Change The World
Sunday, September 11
10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. (CT)
Leader: Andy Holwell
Location: Jefferson Ballroom,
The Hilton New Orleans Riverside Hotel
Lunch Provided / **Limited capacity available, if you register, please be sure to attend.
This workshop and user group meeting will allow all users of microscopy in the metals and materials industries to come together and learn about the latest innovations in the ZEISS portfolio, particularly analytical microscopy solutions in electron and X-ray microscopy. We will also encourage all microscopy experts to share best practices and their own experiences with ZEISS and non-ZEISS microscopes, and will offer opportunities to discuss their needs one-on-one with the experts from ZEISS.
In particular, speakers from ZEISS, and academic and industry users will discuss:
- Introduction to Microscopy for Materials Research
- Microscopy Innovations for New Energy Materials
- X-ray Microscopy and AI for reconstruction (in catalysts, pharmaceuticals, metals and other materials)
- Advanced Analytical Microscopy for Metals (including in situ experiments and sweet spots)
- Microscopy for Crystallography in 2D, 3D and 4D
- Case Studies in Correlative Microscopy
Workshop Leader Biography:
Andy Holwell manages the Business Sector Industrial Research at ZEISS Microscopy, encompassing the metals and materials industries for diverse markets from battery materials to steel. After graduating with MChem in Chemistry (University of York, UK), he has gained almost twenty years’ international experience the chemicals, catalysts, fuels, jewellery and metals sectors, in technical, analytical and commercial roles, including ten years with Johnson Matthey in precious metals and chemicals and six years with ZEISS. He currently leads all ZEISS’s global strategic marketing, innovation and market education activities for advanced microscopy solutions in the metals and materials industries.