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Registration Opens: March 2019 | Book Your Hotel Starting: February 2019
Join Us August 4-8, 2019 in Portland, Oregon!
On behalf of the Microscopy Society of
America (MSA), the Microanalysis Society
2019 (MAS), and the International Field Emission
Society (IFES), we are excited to invite you
to Microscopy & Microanalysis 2019 in
Portland, Oregon.
As many of you who have previously visited Portland know, this
city is a terrific location for our meeting: set between Mt. Hood
Questions? and the Pacific coast, Portland (PDX to locals) presents a variety
TECHNICAL MEETING CONTENT: of attractions for everybody. Infused with the awesome Pacific
2019 Program Chair Northwest culture of environmental conservation and organic
Alice Dohnalkova, local food sourcing, you will find a lot of wonderful restaurants
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
here, plus a myriad of microbreweries, distilleries and wineries!
MM2019ProgramChair@microscopy.org
Don’t forget to visit famous PDX staples like Powell’s Books and
REGISTRATION: the charismatic Voodoo Donuts. Don’t forget your hiking shoes or
Registrar beachwear if you’re planning to explore the great outdoors like
MMRegistration@conferencemanagers.com the Columbia Gorge area or the Oregon Coast beaches.
EXHIBITS & EXHIBITORS:
The meeting itself will be preceded by our usual array of
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Sunday evening Opening Welcome Reception. We will once
SPONSORS & SPONSORSHIPS: again hold a Pre-Meeting Congress featuring outstanding
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The technical program will kick off with our annual Monday
GENERAL:
Meeting Manager morning plenary session, featuring the major awards
meetingmanager@microscopy.org ceremonies for the sponsoring societies, the M&M meeting
awards, and two exciting plenary talks of the 2017 Nobel Prize
Are You a Member? laureates Joachim Frank and Richard Henderson.
Join Today and Save on M&M 2019 Immediately following the plenary session, the largest
Registration Fees microscopy/ microanalysis instrument exhibition in the world
opens to participants. Plan to visit the more than 100 companies
Visit http://microscopy.org displaying their latest technology and services. The social
to join the Microscopy Society activities of the opening reception, and daily “happy hours”
of America online, or call
accompanying each day’s poster and awards sessions, have
1-703-234-41152 for more information about
become “can’t-miss” events of learning and fellowship.
the benefits of MSA membership.
For a complete description of all the symposia, contributed
Visit
http://microanalysissociety.org sessions, educational opportunities and the multiple award
to find out the benefits possibilities from the three organizing societies, please see
of MAS membership. the Call for Papers (distributed with the November Microscopy
Today) or go to: http://www.microscopy.org/MandM/2019/.
Visit
http://www.fieldemission.org/index.php
Alice Dohnalkova Huolin Xin
to join the International Program Chair Program Co-Chair
Field Emission Society.
Assel Aitkaliyeva Baptiste Gault
MAS Co-Chair IFES Co-Chair
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August 4-8 | Portland, OR
Registration & Housing Information
Registration Information for M&M 2019
• Online registration for the meeting will be available beginning March 4, 2019 at www.microscopy.org/MandM/2019/registration.
• A valid credit card will be required to register.
• For questions, please contact MMregistration@conferencemanagers.com.
Early Rate Regular Rate
Registration Type (see below for details on registration types)
On or before June 24 Beginning June 25
Member*/Non-Member Member*/Non-Member
Full Meeting** $ 480 / $ 595 $ 595 / $ 720
Student Full Meeting**† $ 50 / $ 50 $ 50 / $ 50
Emeritus Full Meeting** (requires Emeritus membership in MSA — see below) $195 / $195 $ 195 / $ 195
Post-Doctoral Researcher Full Meeting** $ 195 / $ 195 $ 195 / $ 195
Partial Meeting – One Day Only (Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday) $ 260 / $ 260 $ 285 / $ 285
Sunday Short Course (separate registration required to attend) $ 229 / $ 299 $ 269 / $ 319
Student – Sunday Short Course (separate registration required to attend) $ 75 / $ 75 $ 109 / $ 109
Pre-Meeting Congresses (separate registration required) $ 159 / $ 209 $ 209 / $ 259
Student – Pre-Meeting Congress† (separate registration required) $ 75 / $ 75 $ 109 / $ 109
Exhibit Hall Only N/A $ 35 / $ 35
* Member rate applies to any member of MSA, MAS, or IFES. Membership will be verified.
** Emeritus members are for MSA only. To inquire about becoming an MSA Emeritus Member, please contact associationmanagement@microscopy.org
** All Full Meeting Registrations (Regular, Student, Post-Doc, Emeritus) for M&M 2019 include:
• Copy of (or digital access to) meeting proceedings;
• Four full days’ access to exhibits, plenary sessions, symposia, tutorials, poster presentations/happy hours, and all vendor tutorials.
Vendor Tutorials are free and require registration onsite in Oregon at the MSA MegaBooth.
• Admission ticket + two (2) drink tickets to the Sunday Welcome Reception on Sunday, August 4.
† Student rate is available to full-time undergraduate and graduate students only. Post-doctoral researchers are not considered students.
Book your hotel room in Portland at: http://www.microscopy.org/MandM/2019/hoteltravel/hotel.cfm
Reservations will open February 4, 2019. Special rates are guaranteed until July 5, 2019.
Hotel rooms
Book your room through the M&M 2019 Housing and get an immediate reservation confirmation. A valid credit card will sell fast.
Book early
is required to reserve a room. You must book through M&M Housing to get the special meeting rates. for the best
availability!
Maps showing the location of the hotels and convention center are available on the M&M 2019 site.
Hotel Name M&M Rate Internet Nightly Parking Rate Distance Location
Included (subject to change) from Oregon Convention
Center
Doubletree Portland $203–$223 $27–self; $37–valet 4 blocks Convention Center/Eastside
Eastlund Hotel $259 $40–valet 1 block / Across street Convention Center/Eastside
Crowne Plaza $195 $22–self 4 blocks Convention Center/Eastside
Courtyard by Marriott $224 $27–self 2 ½ blocks Convention Center/Eastside
1.1 miles
Embassy Suites $252 $42–self; $49–valet
(15 minutes – MAX light rail)
Downtown
1.3 miles
The Benson (historic) $224 $40–valet
(17 minutes – MAX light rail)
Downtown
2.0 miles
Portland Marriott Waterfront $229 $44–valet
(17 minutes – MAX Streetcar)
Downtown
2.1 miles
Hilton Portland $195 $50–valet
(17 minutes – MAX light rail)
Downtown
Residence Inn / Lloyd Center $189 $22–self 8 blocks (.8 mile) Convention Center/Eastside
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MARK YOUR
Reminder! CALENDAR!
SUBMISSION
DEADLINE:
Submit your 2-page paper online at: February 15,
http://microscopy.org/MandM/2019 2019
Look in your November 2018 Microscopy Today to find a printed copy of the
M&M 2019 Call for Papers, or go to the link below for a downloadable PDF.
https://www.microscopy.org/MandM/2019/meetings/c4p.pdf
M&M 2019 sessions will begin Monday, August 5 at 8:30 AM and will end on Thursday, August 8 at 5:00 PM.
A complete list of symposia and their presentation days will be available on or before May 1, 2019. Presenters
will receive their presentation day/time information by the end of April. A full scientific program with all
presentation days and times will be posted around July 1. Please plan your travel accordingly.
Join your scientific colleagues at these and
other symposia at M&M 2019, which will
Sunday Evening
showcase the latest innovative applications Welcome Reception
and instrumental developments in the
biological, physical, and analytical sciences.
Sunday, August 4, 2019
Visit the M&M 2019 website (https://microscopy. 6:30 – 9:00 pm
org/MandM/2019) for a complete list of symposia, Oregon Convention Center, Portland Ballroom
posters, tutorials, workshops, sessions, and pre-meeting
educational events. One ticket included with most registrations (see
• Cryo-EM—from Physics to Cell Biology: Honoring the registration info for details). See registration form
Remarkable Legacy of Ken Downing for additional tickets for adults and children 12 & up
(children under 12 are free).
• The Success of TMBA: TEM and STEM Developments
in Techniques, Applications and Education *PLEASE NOTE: Onsite availability of tickets is not
• Cutting Edge Microscopy in the Pacific Northwest guaranteed. Buy additional tickets early to be sure
• Theory and Applications of Electron your guests are able to attend.
Tomography in the Materials Sciences
The Sunday Welcome Reception will be
• Utilizing Microscopy for Research and Diagnosis of
held at the Oregon Convention Center
Diseases in Humans, Plants and Animals
in the Portland Ballroom. Find old
• Electron Crystallography of Nano-structures in friends and introduce yourself to new
Nanotechnology, Materials and Bio-Sciences ones, while enjoying a hearty Pacific
• New Frontiers in Atom Probe Tomography Applications Northwest-inspired supper buffet and
• Current Trends and Challenges in Electron some of Portland’s favorite locally-
Energy-Loss Spectroscopy brewed beverages.
• Data Acquisition Schemes, Machine Learning
Algorithms, and Open Source Software
Development for Electron Microscopy
• Current and Emerging Microscopy for Quantum
Information Sciences
• Light and Fluorescence Microscopy for Imaging
Cell Surface and Structure
• Low Voltage, Low Energy Electron Microscopy
Imaging and Analysis
• Advances in Cryo-EM Technology
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August 4-8 | Portland, OR
Pre-Meeting Congresses & Sunday Short Courses
PRE-MEETING CONGRESSES SUNDAY SHORT COURSES will be discussed, as well as effects of the stage
and chamber on the detected signals as related
• Registration and additional fee required (register ORGANIZER: to VPSEM imaging. Brief presentations on their
online along with your M&M registration) Donovan Leonard, Oak Ridge National Laboratory detection systems by Invited manufacturers will be
• See below for details on which meals are • These full-day courses run from 8:30 AM to followed by a general discussion. Effects of sample
included with each event. 5:00 PM on Sunday, August 4, 2019 types, coatings and cleaning will be reviewed.
• A certificate of participation will be issued Techniques for resolution measurement, and
X60 Third Annual Pre-Meeting Congress to each requesting participant, following sourcing of suitable samples, will be presented, using
for Students, Post-Docs, and Early- the conclusion of the M&M 2019 meeting. software provided in the course notes. Questions
Career Professionals in Microscopy and • Two (2) Continuing Microscopy Education are encouraged throughout the day and can also be
Microanalysis Units are available (registration fee $10 submitted prior to the course, following enrollment.
for members).
Saturday, August 3, 2019 l 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM • Morning and afternoon coffee breaks X13 Modern Electron Crystallography for
Separate registration required. are included (breakfast and lunch are Materials Sciences and Biology
INCLUDED IN REGISTRATION FEE: Reception,
on your own).
LEAD INSTRUCTORS:
• Separate registration with additional fees
Breakfast, AM Break, Lunch, PM Break, Banquet Sergei Rouvimov, University of Notre Dame
is required (see registration info on M&M
Organized by the MSA Student Council Peter Moeck, Portland State University
website for more information).
Electron crystallography has many applications in
ORGANIZERS: nanotechnology, materials and biological sciences.
Ethan L. Lawrence, Arizona State University X10 High-Resolution Structure Due to recent developments in TEM instrumentation,
(Program Chair) Determination by Cryo-EM: What electron crystallography became readily available
Mike Casasanta, Virginia Tech Could Possibly Go Wrong? to study nanostructures and biological materials
(Biological Sciences Co-Chair) LEAD INSTRUCTORS: at the nanoscale. This course will address recent
Eric Hoglund, University of Virginia Anchi Cheng, New York Structural Biology Center developments in instrumentation and electron
(Physical Sciences Co-Chair)
Steve Ludtke, Baylor College of Medicine diffraction methods, both experimental techniques
Jeana Owens, Kansas State University and computer-based data processing, that allow
In this one-day course, it is not possible to
(Activities & Social Events Co-Chair) explain and cover all the methods required for research of a wide range of materials, including
This pre-meeting congress is organized by and for successfully determining a structure. However, beam-sensitive materials. The goal is to bring
students, postdocs, and early-career professions, an overview of the steps, and particularly together and provide updates for researchers from
and provides: advice on pitfalls to be avoided, will be both materials and biological sciences on novel
• A unique opportunity to sample award-winning especially of interest to those who will wish to techniques for a wide range of materials systems,
research across diverse areas of research. employ this method. We will identify the range and new data analyses and computational methods
of methods, instrumentation, and software including their application for cryo-EM.
• A forum for early-career professionals to deliver
presentations to peers ahead of the meeting. available, and we will illustrate by means of
• Opportunities to share research and data in an recent successful results. X14 In Situ and Operando Approaches to TEM
engaging, non-intimidating, and interactive setting. LEAD INSTRUCTORS:
• Expanded professional networking, and career X11 Super-Resolution Microscopy: Robert Sinclair, Stanford University
development mentoring from recent graduates. Potential, Mechanics, Implementation, Peter Crozier, Arizona State University
• Exposure to M&M vendors, and attendees affiliated and Practicalities In situ and operando transmission electron
with various societies represented at M&M. LEAD INSTRUCTORS: microscopy are becoming increasingly important
• The opportunity to win awards, determined by Bryan Millis, Vanderbilt University in advanced materials characterization. Being
peer voting. Simon Watkins, University of Pittsburgh able to observe materials in state that are similar
Visit https://microscopy.org/students/x60.cfm for Super-resolution microscopy is becoming a to real world applications is now recognize as
details, or email ellawren@asu.edu mainstream approach in both individual and vital for relating structure to functionality. The
Check out the 2019 Preliminary Program at https:// core biomedical research laboratories. The ability to perform atomic level analysis while
www.microscopy.org/MandM/2019/program/ diversity and overall capabilities of these the sample is exposed to different stimuli/
congress.cfm techniques are evolving rapidly. As such, the environments such as heat, strain, gas, liquids,
term “super-resolution microscopy” can describe electric field, magnetic field, light, etc.…is a key
very different fundamental approaches, all part of the in-situ approach. Operando approach
X61 NexTEM: Next-Generation Transmission
quite distinct with respect to implementation, and require simultaneous measurement of some
Electron Microscopy
each with specific strengths and weaknesses. technologically relevant functionality such as
Sunday, August 4, 2019 l 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM For the researcher looking to get into super- current flow, deformation or catalysis.
Separate registration required. resolution microscopy, the aforementioned
can be overwhelming. This workshop primarily X15 Data Analysis in Materials Science
INCLUDED IN REGISTRATION FEE:
Breakfast, AM Break, Lunch, PM Break attempts to clarify many of the questions that INSTRUCTORS:
typically go along with getting started with Duncan Johnstone, University of Cambridge,
ORGANIZERS: super-resolution microscopy, as well as pairing United Kingdom
Steven R. Spurgeon, Pacific Northwest the right technology with the biological Katherine E. MacArthur, Forschungszentrum
National Laboratory question of interest. Jülich, Germany
Mitra L. Taheri, Drexel University
Magnus Nord, University of Antwerp, Belgium
Demie Kepaptsoglou, SuperSTEM, United Kingdom X12 Selecting and Optimizing Image Francisco de la Peña, University of Lille, France
Topics covered within this PMC include: Information in the SEM and VPSEM Eric Prestat, University of Manchester,
• Integration of advanced instrumentation, in situ LEAD INSTRUCTOR: United Kingdom
environments, and data analytics tools for more Brendan Griffin, University of Queensland, Joshua Taillon, National Institute of Standards
comprehensive characterization of real-world Australia and Technology
materials Below-lens, through-lens and above-lens This short course will introduce the use of
• Emerging instrumentation and approaches to detection and imaging systems provide complex HyperSpy and related Python libraries (atomap,
examine nanoscale systems with high spatial and exciting imaging options. For making the best pixStem, pyXem) for analysis of microscopy
resolution and chemical sensitivity choice, each will be explained and compared datasets. No prior Python knowledge is required.
• Novel in situ and operando methods to study the by means of a set of standard samples. This Attendees will learn how to perform basic machine
dynamics of complex materials systems, including will include the effects of angular selectivity on learning, multi-dimensional curve fitting for EELS
alloys, thin films, nanoparticles, and liquids annular backscattered-electron detection. Stage and EDS quantification, atomic resolution image
• Machine learning and analytics approaches for biasing, beam deceleration, stage isolation analysis and big data processing (such as 4D
high-throughput data collection, processing, and and the effects of contact-protection systems STEM) on desktop computers.
feature classification
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Pacific Northwest Microscopy Society (Local Host Committee)
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This event is
made possible by the
generous support of
Stacie Kirsch at EMS
and Paul DeGeorge
at Marine Reef
International.
Pub Crawl Willamette River Portland
Dinner Cruise Segway Tour
Tuesday, August 6, 2019
8:00–10:30 PM Wednesday, August 7, 2019 Discover Portland on a Segway!
Meet at the Oregon Convention Center 7:00–9:30 PM
(specific location TBA)
Tuesday August 6, 2019
(6:30 PM boarding from the Salmon St./ Naito
Parkway embarkation in downtown Portland) 4:00–6:00 PM
$6/person meet at Lovejoy Fountain Park
$45/person; $25 /person (students (find it on Google Maps)
Advance registration required!
only – will be verified) $30/person
Join your PNMS host committee for an
Space is limited! Advance reservations
evening of local beer and socializing. We Advance registration required
required!
will visit 3 Portland breweries, all within (limited to 15 people)!
walking distance of the Convention Fresh Northwest cuisine, grand scenery
Center, that serve a variety of beers from and a warm summer evening are the main
sours to stouts. Your first round is free! ingredients for a memorable dinner cruise.
Join fellow M&M attendees for a chartered
2.5-hour dinner cruise aboard the Portland
Spirit (www.Portlandspirit.com), a 150’ yacht
with panoramic views from your climate-
controlled dining deck (exclusive to M&M)
and an upper observation deck. The cruise
will take you on a unique tour through
downtown Portland on the Willamette
River while you enjoy your meal. A full-
service cash bar provides wine and other
beverage service.
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August 4-8 | Portland, ORExhibit Hall
Open Monday, August 5 through Thursday, August 8
Oregon Convention Center, Halls B-C-D
Commercial Exhibits - The M&M exhibitor companies are an integral and exciting part of the meeting, showcasing
the latest in equipment and service offerings. To find out more about specific exhibitors, or to see a complete exhibitor
list, go to the Exhibits & Sponsors page at http://microscopy.org/MandM/2019/index.cfm
Vendor Tutorials – These popular events are arranged and produced by exhibiting companies at the end of the day
after the expo hall has closed. Exhibitors have the opportunity to demonstrate their products and equipment to a select
group of interested attendees. There is no cost to attendees, who can sign up onsite at the MSA MegaBooth.
Daily Coffee Breaks and Lunch Concessions – grab a hot or cold beverage, or something inexpensive to eat
while you visit the large exhibit hall each day.
Poster Presentations – Join the crowd for Poster Happy Hours, held daily Monday through Wednesday. Thursday’s
posters are presented along with a morning coffee break. All events are in the exhibit hall. Daily Student Poster Awards
are presented in the poster area.
MSA Megabooth – Visit the Megabooth for all things MSA! The Microscopy Society’s member center showcases
information on Membership, Outreach, Resources, Education, Publications, and more!
Plenary Speakers
The M&M 2019 Executive Program Committee is pleased to present two of the three 2017 Laureates of the
Nobel Prize in Chemistry “for developing cryo-electron microscopy for the high-resolution structure determination
of biomolecules in solution” and shared with Jacques Dubochet.
Joachim Frank, Ph.D. Richard Henderson, Ph.D.
Professor of Biochemistry, Molecular Biophysics, and Medical Research Council Laboratory of Molecular
Biological Sciences, Columbia University Biology (MRC LMB) – Cambridge, United Kingdom
Single-Particle CryoEM: Information on Single Particle CryoEM: Potential for
Structure and Motions of Macromolecules Further Improvement
Dr. Joachim Frank’s major contribution to the field has Dr. Richard Henderson developed TEM into a
been developing mathematical and computational methods for tool for the direct determination of the structure
processing and analyzing cryo-EM images of multiple randomly-oriented of proteins, and applied it most notably to two-dimensional (2D)
molecules within a sample and compiling them into a representative 3D crystals of the purple light-harvesting protein, bacteriorhodopsin.
structure. Dr. Frank used his algorithms to generate the first 3D images Images and electron diffraction patterns of many 2D crystals of
of the ribosome – a large structure made of several proteins and RNA bacteriorhodopsin from multiple angles were acquired using low-
strands, which is responsible for translating RNA into proteins inside cells dose electron exposures, and combined to generate a 3D image
in all organisms. With this distinctive technique, when combined with of the protein. He continued to refine this technique over many
Dubochet’s method of ice-embedding, information on conformational years until he produced images at similar resolutions as those
changes of macromolecules in their native states can be obtained, from X-ray diffraction. Later, Dr. Henderson turned his attention
which enables a deeper understanding of the way ‘molecular machines’ to the development and improvement of methods of high-
function in cells. Structures of many molecules that resist crystallization resolution electron cryo-microscopy and single particle structure
and hence cannot be studied by X-ray crystallography can now be determination. With colleagues, he advanced these techniques
elucidated. Initially, the resolution that could be obtained was limited by for exploring high resolution ultrastructure of membrane proteins,
the poor performance of recording media. This technical problem was protein complexes and other non-crystalline biomolecules
solved 7 years ago with the introduction of cameras capable of detecting in solution. During this journey, Dr. Henderson made critical
single electrons. The development of cryo-electron microscopy has contributions to many of the single particle electron microscopy
revolutionized the imaging of biomolecules and propelled biochemistry approaches, including pioneering the development of direct
into a new era. By now, about 1500 structures of proteins and RNA-protein electron detectors.
complexes have been solved and entered in a public database, making
this knowledge a fast growing and increasingly important contribution to Dr. Richard Henderson was presented with MSA’s Distinguished
molecular medicine and the development of drug therapies. Biological Scientist award in 2005, and was named as an MSA
Fellow in 2009.
Dr. Frank’s achievements were recognized with MSA’s Distinguished Biological
Scientist award in 2003, and he was named an MSA Fellow in 2009.
www.microscopy.org/MandM/2019
2019 7CALL FOR PAPERS
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2019 Exhibitors (as of November 25, 2018)
Anton Paar USA Gatan, Inc. Protochips, Inc.
Angstrom Scientific Inc. HIROX-USA, Inc. RMC Boeckeler
Barnett Technical Services Hitachi High Technologies Renishaw, Inc.
Bruker Corporation Herzan, LLC Springer
Cambridge University Press Integrated Dynamics Engineering SPI Supplies
Direct Electron, LP IXRF Systems, Inc. Tousimis
Denton Vacuum, LLC JEOL USA, Inc. Tescan USA
Duniway Stockroom Corp. Leica Microsystems Ted Pella, Inc.
EXpressLO, LLC Microscopy Innovations, LLC Thermo Fisher Scientific
EMS/Diatome Oxford Instruments Zeiss Microscopy
EDAX PNDetector GmbH XEI Scientific, Inc.
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