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Volume 28 - April 2022

Analytical Sciences Symposia

Developments of 4D-STEM Imaging - Enabling New Materials Applications

Investigating the Ferroelasticity Governing the Dynamics of Improper Ferroelectric Domain Walls by In-Situ Biasing 4D-STEM

Correcting Scan Distortions in Cryogenic 4DSTEM Acquisitions using Affine Transformations

In-situ 4D-STEM of the Martensitic Phase Transformation in NiTi

Quantitative and Qualitative Mapping of Materials

Strategies for Standardizing EDS Measurements

What Can You Do With a Million X-rays?

Using 3D Reconstruction Technique Along with Monte Carlo Modelling for Quantitative Characterizations of Fracture Surface of Monel Alloy

Deep Learning-based Blind Denoising for Enhancing Energy-dispersive X-ray Spectroscopy (EDS) Images

Practical Aspects of X-Ray Mapping in Electron Probe Microanalysis of Minerals

Deep-sea nodules metallo-thermic reduction as a new “natural alloys” concept

Five Years of Live Chemical Imaging: From the First Live Maps to Real-time Dynamic Imaging Combining Morphology and Chemistry with Overlap Corrected EDS Data

Fully Quantitative Mapping of Igneous Phenocrysts By EPMA Using Mean Atomic Number Background Estimates.

Identification and Characterization of Gold Mineralization in a Fault Controlled Breccia

Large Area Standards-based Quantitative EDS Mapping of a Monzogabbro Sample

The Promises when WDS Supports the EDS X-ray Analysis in SEM and the Evaluation Algorithms do Merge

Crystallographic Controls on Porosity in Exhumed Metamorphic Rocks

Mapping of Space Weathering Features and Vesicle Contents in Lunar Soils

Unmixing Mineral Phases, Improving Quantification: Use Machine Learning to Understand Deep-Mantle with STEM-EDS Data

Enhanced Compositional Mapping on the SEM Through Combined EDS-WDS Mapping in AZtecWave

On the Accuracy of the Composition-by-difference Method for Determining Lithium Content in Oxides

A Comparison of Quartz Source Determination Using Supervised Machine Learning verses a Traditional Ratio Approach

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Volume 28 - April 2022

Analytical Sciences Symposia

Developments of 4D-STEM Imaging - Enabling New Materials Applications

Quantitative and Qualitative Mapping of Materials