Faculty First Year Seminars 197PSE3 - Electron Microscopy: The world
Fall
2016
01
1.00
Alexander Ribbe
TU 5:30PM 6:20PM
UMass Amherst
81242
Electron Microscopy
plays a critical role in almost every area of modern science and engineering. The course attempts to show the remarkably versatile world of electron microscopy
starting from the basics of electron-matter interactions to resolving atoms or the sophisticated generation of 3-dimensional reconstructions of molecule structures.
An interdisciplinary range of examples stretching from Materials to Biological samples will be presented and discussed. The class will include a visit to the Electron Microscopy Center.
plays a critical role in almost every area of modern science and engineering. The course attempts to show the remarkably versatile world of electron microscopy
starting from the basics of electron-matter interactions to resolving atoms or the sophisticated generation of 3-dimensional reconstructions of molecule structures.
An interdisciplinary range of examples stretching from Materials to Biological samples will be presented and discussed. The class will include a visit to the Electron Microscopy Center.
Freshmen Only