Scope:
Imaging technologies provides intuitive inspriration via graphical contents and are utilized in various fields from the detection of molecular-scale configurations to the macroscpic diagnosis. Though, on a superficial level, the various imaging technologies have been developing in independent feilds (and have been acheiving remarkable outcomes), the methodology of constructing 2-dimensional or 3-dimensional images seems to have some common purpose in the course of recognizing or undestanding the essential properties of the target objectives. In this symposium, the interdisciplinary reseaches on the various technologies utilizing the "images" from nanometrologies to bioinstrumentations will be presented for understanding the common features in the imaging technologies and for amplifying the prominent technologies charcteristic to the various areas.
Keynote Speakers:
Lecture title: Study of Nano-materials by Advanced Electron Microscopy and its Future Prospects
Lecture title: Frontiers of Atomic Force Microscopy (tentative)
Invited Speakers:
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Shin-Etsu Handotai Co., Ltd. |
Lecture title: A New Model for Intrinsic Point Defects in Silicon Crystals Grown from the Melt: Proof by X-Ray Diffraction Topography
Lecture title: CT imaging based on refraction contrast for biomedical use using DFI method
Lecture title: Micro-structural physical information imaging in a real space of material by using pulsed neutrons
Lecture title: Application of Neutron Radiography to Visualization of Multiphase Flow in Energy Machines
Lecture title: Novel Atomic-resolution STEM Imaging by Segmented Annular all Field Detector
Lecture title: Operand Structural Study of Nanoparticle Catalysts by Environmental Transmission Electron Microscopy
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National Institute for Materials Science |
Lecture title: Atomic-resolution Characterization of Oxides using Electron Microscopy
