Antwerp, Belgium

Fundamental Crystallography with applications to Electron Crystallography

The school intends to give the participants a basic knowledge in crystallography, as well as how to use it in the context of a transmission electron microscope (TEM). The intended audience are those working with a TEM or collaborating with TEM groups wishing to have a better understanding of their results. Too often TEM-operators lack the background knowledge in crystallography that is necessary to get the most out of their results or to avoid making mistakes against basic crystallography. The skills to take beautiful images and high resolution composition maps cannot be fully exploited if the basic knowledge of electron diffraction and the relations between direct and reciprocal space are not understood. The International School on Fundamental Crystallography with applications to Electron Crystallography seeks to remedy these knowledge gaps.

Course leader

Prof. Dr. Joke Hadermann
EMAT (Electron Microscopy for Materials Science)
Department of Physics
University of Antwerp

Target group

Those working with a transmission electron microscopy or collaborating with transmission electron microscopy groups wishing to have a better understanding of their results.

Fee info

EUR 100: Student fee.
Includes course material, coffee breaks and social activities organised by the school organisers. Does not include lunch, housing or travel costs.
EUR 350: Non-student researchers (universities, research centres, non-profit).
Includes course material, coffee breaks and social activities organised by the school organisers. Does not include lunch, housing or travel costs.

Scholarships

Travel and housing scholarships for students (<30 years old) available from the European Crystallographic Association and from the International Union of Crystallography.