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Volume 27 - Supplement S1 - August 2021

Physical Sciences Symposia

Many Detectors Make Lights Work: Advances in Microanalysis of Light Elements in Synthetic and Natural Materials

Toward interpretable, wide field-of-view transmission electron microscopy techniques for imaging light atoms

Exploring Beam-sample Interactions for Uncovering the Atomic or Dynamic Nature of Matter

Nanoscale functional chemistry and opto-electronic response of organic materials

Electron beam modification of plasmonic responses of nanoparticles

Quantifying fluxional behavior in catalytic CeO2 nanoparticles: toward thermodynamic insight into the stability of surface atomic structures

Atomic-scale Feedback-controlled Electron Beam Fabrication of 2D Materials

Evaluation of Materials for Nuclear Applications

Structural Alloys in Light Water Reactor Systems: Role of Microscopy in the Mitigation of Environmentally-Assisted Cracking Through Surface Optimisation

Microstructural Insights into Pb-Caustic Stress Corrosion Cracking in Alloy 690TT

Advances in the Development of White-Light Interferometry for In-Situ Uranium Hydride Kinetic Data Collection

Application of Atom Probe Tomography as a Method to Investigate Localized Thermal Transport in Actinide-Bearing Oxides

Novel nuclear materials characterization workflows enabled by fs-laser milling

Nano-CT and Electron Microscopy Cross-correlative Study of Tritiated LiAlO2 Pellet Nanopores

Defects in Materials: How We See and Understand Them

Studying clusters and nano-precipitates in Aluminium alloys using SPED and ADF-STEM

In situ TEM Investigation of the Electroplasticity Phenomenon on Dislocation Behavior in Ti-6wt%Al

Cores of 1/2< 110 >-type dislocations in the CrMnFeCoNi high-entropy alloy investigated by STEM, the center of symmetry and the Nye tensor mapping techniques

Disconnection-mediated twin junction migration mechanism in FCC metals

Direct electron imaging of dislocation activities in nanocrystalline molybdenum nanopillars

Advanced Characterization of Components Fabricated by Additive Manufacturing

Shear-Deformation-Induced Modification of Defect Structures and Hierarchical Microstructures in Miscible and Immiscible Alloys

Utilizing a Dynamic Segmentation Convolutional Neural Network for Microstructure Analysis of Additively Manufactured Superalloy 718

Direct Synthesis of ZIF-8 on Transmission Electron Microscopy Grids Allows Structure Analysis and 3D Reconstruction

Nanostructure Evolution in AA7075 Alloy Produced by Solid State Additive Manufacturing – Additive Friction Stir - Deposition

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Volume 27 - Supplement S1 - August 2021

Physical Sciences Symposia

Many Detectors Make Lights Work: Advances in Microanalysis of Light Elements in Synthetic and Natural Materials

Exploring Beam-sample Interactions for Uncovering the Atomic or Dynamic Nature of Matter

Evaluation of Materials for Nuclear Applications

Defects in Materials: How We See and Understand Them

Advanced Characterization of Components Fabricated by Additive Manufacturing