EMAL - References: Associated Lectures, Short Courses, Tutorials

Associated Lectures, Short Courses, Tutorials

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Courses affiliated with EMAL

The following tutorials, lectures and short courses are offered by personnel associated with the University of Michigan Electron Microbeam Analysis Laboratory, often as part of full fledged courses such as MSE-562

Introduction to scanning electron microscopy, based on Wil Bigelow's notes.
- Early version by John Mansfield for MSE-562, 1998 and 1999.
- Version by Corinna Wauchope for MSE-562, March,2000
Convergent Beam Electron Diffraction Overview by John Mansfield for MSE-562, 1998.
Presentation by John Mansfield for John Bilello's MSE-460 class on February 24th, 2000.
Presentation by John Mansfield for Rick Laine's Chem-511 class on March 9th, 2000.
Introduction to XEDS a PDF document of a lecture by Nestor Zaluzec of Argonne National Laboratory (April 2001).
Introduction to EELS in the AEM a PDF document of a lecture by Nestor Zaluzec of Argonne National Laboratory (2001).
Introduction to XEDS in the AEM a PDF document of a lecture by Nestor Zaluzec of Argonne National Laboratory (2001).
Specimen Preparation for the Physical Sciences a PDF document of handouts for a short course by Scott Walck and Ron Anderson given at the 2005 Microscopy and Microanalysis Meeting, held at Honolulu Convention Center, HI, July 31st 2005.
An Introduction to the Environmental SEM and the Variable Pressure SEM . A Lecture by John Mansfield for the Lehigh Microscopy School 2006.
TEM/STEM Optics in the 2010F FasTEM. A Lecture by Mike Kersker, Vice-President and TEM/SPM Product Manager at JEOL USA, Inc,.
Presentation available in PDF and Powerpoint formats.
JEOL TEM/STEM Course - JEOL 2010F FasTEM. A Lecture by Robert Klie from the Center for Functional Nanomaterials at Brookhaven National Laboratory.
Presentation available in PDF and Powerpoint formats.
So, how does the JEM-2010F STEM work? - and how do you get good data out of it?. A Lecture by Alan Nicholls, the director of the Research Service Facility in the Research Resources Center at the University of Illinois Chicago.
Presentation available in PDF and Powerpoint formats.
Robert Anderhalt of EDAX, Inc. has been kind enough to make his presentation notes available for EMAL users. A PDF document may be downloaded here.
The course notes from the FIB Course 2008 are available in PDF format here.