21. NUS: Electron Microscopy Unit The electron microscopy Unit is a central facility in Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, National University of Singapore. Besides Transmission and Scanning http://www.med.nus.edu.sg/emu/

NUS Home Search: in NUS Websites Internet Staff Directory Advanced Search ABOUT US The Electron Microscopy Unit is a central facility in Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, National University of Singapore. Besides Transmission and Scanning Electron Microscopes (TEM/SEM), the Unit also houses a Light Microscope (LM) and Atomic Force Microscope (AFM) for diversification of microscopy techniques employed in medical research. Personalised training is provided for approved applicants, from sample preparation to using the electron microscope. Upon completion of training, users are allowed to work independently in the Unit. A nominal sum is charged for the training and use of the various instruments. The charges are graded according to Faculty, University, Research Institutes (Affiliated and External), and Industrial users. OUR HISTORY The Electron Microscopy Unit has came a long way to be what it is now. It is set up in 1971, under the management of the Department of Anatomy, Faculty of Medicine. Mr Chan Heng Leong is the pioneer in building up the laboratory and establishing the techniques. The very first microscope to serve the users was a Hitachi HS-8 and since then, a lot of upgrading and reviewing are being done to ensure the high quality service of the unit. When the Unit was first started, it was under the supervision of a EM Committee, consisting of six members and a Chairperson from the different major departments in the Faculty. The members are Professor Leong Seng Kee (Anatomy), Professor Chan Soh Ha (Microbiology), Professor Lee Yoke Sun (Pathology), Professor Raja Sinniah (Pathology), Professor Ling Eng Ang (Anatomy) and Associate Professor Mary Ng Mah Lee (Microbiology), with Professor Lee Eng Hin (Orthopaedic Surgery) chairing the committee. In 1994, Associate Professor Mary Ng was appointed as the Director of the Unit and the EM Committee now acts mainly in the advisory capacity for the purchase of new equipment.

22. Electron Microscopy Center The center develops and maintains unique capabilities for electron beam characterization and applies those capabilities to solve materials problems. http://www.emc.anl.gov/

Materials Science Division Electron Microscopy Center MSD Home Overview Groups Highlights ... DOE/BES Electron Microscopy Center The Electron Microscopy Center (EMC) for Materials Research develops and maintains unique capabilities for electron beam characterization and applies those capabilities to solve materials problems. The EMC staff perform collaborative research with members of the Materials Science Division, other Divisions at ANL and with collaborators from universities and other laboratories. The expertise and facilities of the EMC additionally serve a group of national and international researchers. The EMC emphasizes three major areas: materials research, technique and instrumentation development, and operation as a national research facility. Research by EMC personnel includes microscopy based studies in high Tc superconducting materials, irradiation effects in metals and semiconductors, phase transformations, and processing related structure and chemistry of interfaces in thin films. Contact Us Search Page Last Modified: September 09, 2005

23. Electron Microscopy Home Since the first transmission electron microscope was built in 1931, much progress has been made in improving instruments and methods for exploring the micro http://www.microscopy.ethz.ch/

electron microscopy index methods interactions contact Aim Since the first transmission electron microscope was built in 1931, much progress has been made in improving instruments and methods for exploring the micro and the nano world. Today, electron microscopy comprises a wide range of different methods that use the various signals arising from the interaction of the electron beam with the sample to obtain information about structure, morphology and composition. The goal of these pages is to introduce the basics of most methods, without giving too much of the theory and mathematics behind it. Thus, reading these sites can in no way substitute the study of textbooks. Electron Microscopy Investigations - Examples Mouse click on the image links you to the corresponding project page. How to find a solution to your problem The method that is needed is determined by the question to be solved: Structure (High-Resolution) Transmission Electron Microscopy ( (HR)TEM Scanning Transmission Electron Microscopy ( STEM Electron diffraction ( ED Composition Energy-dispersive X-ray spectroscopy ( EDXS Electron Energy Loss Spectroscopy ( EELS Morphology Scanning Electron Microscopy (

24. Electron Microscope (SEM,TEM) Facility @ UofA Provides information on booking the use of the microscope, together with links on electron microscopy, plus sample electron micrographs at the Surgical http://www.ualberta.ca/~mingchen/

electron microscope electron microscope electron microscope electron microscope sem sem sem sem tem tem tem Surgical Medical Research Institute University of Alberta Medicine/Dentistry Electron Microscope Unit Welcome! Staff Bookings To Use Courses ... Links The important thing is not to stop questioning. Curiosity has its own reason for existing. One cannot help but be in awe when he contemplates the mysteries of eternity, of life, of the marvelous structure of reality. It is enough if one tries merely to comprehend a little of this mystery every day. Never lose a holy curiosity. Albert Einstein Welcome! The University of Alberta Faculty of Medicine and Oral Health Sciences administers the Electron Microscope Facility housed in the Dentistry/Pharmacy Building. The Facility comprises a Hitachi S-2500 Scanning Electron Microscope (installed 1991), and a Hitachi Transmission Electron Microscope H-7000 (installed 1988). The SEM unit is also equipped with a backscatter detector and a PCI digital imaging system. The lab is also equipped with three ultrathin section microtomes: one Ultracut and two Sorvall are for free use, while the Ultracut E is reserved for our routine service. One sputter coater and one critical point dryer are on duty. The lab has a mini library with a collection of TEM and SEM books and a subscription of "Journal of E.M. Technique". Users are welcome to use the library. Dr. Chen is willing to provide current protocols and consultation regarding techniques.

25. MATC Electron Microscopy Madison Area Technical College s electron microscopy program is one of only two programs in the nation to offer a two year Associate of Science degree. http://matcmadison.edu/electronmicros/

News Hitachi S-2700 SEM donated to MATC-EM MMMS Conference held at MATC October 16, 2002 Madison Area Technical College's Electron Microscopy program is one of only two programs in the nation to offer a two year Associate of Science degree. With an intense, hands-on environment and an interactive staff, we strive to provide the very best in instruction and instrumentation. Our program has a job placement of 99% of graduates with a starting salary of over $40,000. Look around to see if this program is for you or if you are interested in hiring our graduates. This page was last updated on June 02, 2003 Madison Area Technical College 3550 Anderson St. Madison, WI 53704

26. EMU Home Australian National University electron microscopy Unit Research School of Biological Sciences GPO Box 475 Canberra, ACT 2601 Australia http://www.anu.edu.au/EMU/

Skip Navigation ANU Home Search ANU HORUS ... Staff Home ANU Electron Microscopy Unit ANUEMU Home Staff Bookings New Users ... Other Common Facilities at ANU ORGANISATION ANUEMU ANU Microscopy Advisory Groups Feedback /Forward Planning ... OTHER LINKS A Common Facility for Microscopy, Image Processing and Microanalysis The aim of the is ANUEMU is to provide the microscopy infrastructure necessary to support frontline research in biological and materials science. It offers training and access to microscopy - related equipment to staff and students in all areas of the Australian National University, and to external users when possible. Staff and students of other Australian universities may use the facilities under much the same conditions as members of the ANU. Government and commercial users are also welcome. Site Search Downloadable Reports, Forms and Quality Documentation

27. International Federation Of Societies For Microscopy John was a leader in the field of diffraction, microscopy and crystallography, and he was also the founder of the electron microscopy facility at Arizona http://www.ifsm.umn.edu/

Index Executive Constitution Secretariat Members ... ifsm@ International Federation of Societies for Microscopy Countries List as at January 2000, organised alphabetically. Click on the name of a country listed below to view their contact details. The membership for countries is divided into Members, Affiliates and Regional Members. Member Countries America Austria Australia Belgium ... Venezuela Associate Members Armenia Bulgaria Cuba Ecuador ... Slovenia Regional Members Asia-Pacific Europe Interamerica Index Executive Constitution Secretariat Members ... ifsm@

28. Microscopy And Microanalysis Facility - University Of New Brunswick As part of the Science Faculty at UNB Fredericton, this facility offers services and training in scanning electron microscopy (SEM), transmission electron http://www.unb.ca/emunit/

January 24, 2008 About Us JEOL 6400 SEM JEOL 2011 STEM JEOL 733 Microprobe ... Services/Fee Schedule/Workshops The Microscopy and Microanalysis Facility is a regional facility providing imaging and analytical services to universities, government and industry. As part of the Science Faculty at UNB Fredericton, this facility offers services and training in scanning electron microscopy (SEM), transmission electron microscopy (TEM), electron probe microanalysis, energy dispersive X-ray analysis, wavelength dispersive X-ray analysis, electron energy loss spectroscopy, energy-filtered TEM, electron diffraction, low-temperature electron microscopy, confocal laser scanning microscopy, digital imaging and numerous specialized sample preparation techniques. NEW!!! Fall 2007 - Workshops

29. The Scanning Electron Microscope The history of the scanning electron microscope. Charles Oatley Pioneer of Scanning electron microscopy. A paper presented at the Annual Conference of http://www2.eng.cam.ac.uk/~bcb/semhist.htm

50 Years of Research and Development In October, 1948 Professor Sir Charles Oatley, together with his research student Dennis McMullan, began the research and development that was to lead to the launch of the world's first series production scanning electron microscope in 1965. Through generations of research students the work has continued to the present day. We present in these pages some details of this historic development. (Picture: Mark I Stereoscan.) Contents A Brief History of the Origins and Development of the Scanning Electron Microscope in the Cambridge University Engineering Department. by BC Breton Charles Oatley: Pioneer of Scanning Electron Microscopy. A paper presented at the Annual Conference of the Electron Microscope Group of the Institute of Physics: EMAG '97 (For full details see Conference Proceedings). by KCA Smith Scanning Electron Microscopy 1928-1965 Full version of a presentation at the 51st Annual Meeting of the Microscopy Society of America, Cincinnati, August 1993

30. SJDELTA - CMAS Welcome to the San Joaquin Delta College electron microscopy Program web page. The EM program at Delta college has been dedicated to the practical, http://www.deltacollege.edu/dept/electmicro/

Home Student Email Registration Campus Map ... HelpDesk QuickLinks Academic Senate Americorps Assessment Center Athletics - PERA Board of Trustees CalWORKs Child Care Computer Lab Computer Use Rules Culinary Arts Delta Center for Arts Disabled Services EOPS ESL Evaluations Faculty Resources Freq Called Numbers Grades Grants Resource Kids College Manteca Center - Map Newspaper, Impact Off Campus Classes Online Classes Information Police (Campus) President's Office Professional Dev. Ctr. Small Business Center Staff Resources Student Activities Student Body Government Transcript Information Transfer Center Tracy Center Tutor Center Veterans Services Electron Microscopy San Joaquin Delta College Electron Microscopy Program Welcome to the San Joaquin Delta College Electron Microscopy Program web page. The EM program at Delta college has been dedicated to the practical, hands-on training of Electron Microscopist Technicians since 1970. If you would like to learn more about the program please follow the links on the left side of the page. If you'd like, you may contact us

31. EMC The University of Missouri EM Core is a resource center for scanning and transmission electron microscopy, providing investigators with consultation, http://www.emc.missouri.edu/

The University of Missouri EM Core is a resource center for scanning and transmission electron microscopy, providing investigators with consultation, training, access to instrumentation, and extensive services. The facility was established in 1995 by combining the electron microscopy resources of the College of Veterinary Medicine ; the School of Medicine ; and the College of Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources . In 2000 the Core was expanded by the incorporation of the Department of Geological Sciences ' Microbeam Analysis Facility. The Electron Microscopy Core is hosted by the Department of Veterinary Pathobiology. Welcome to Small-Mart! The EM Core Staff Announcements Our JEOL 1400 TEM is now operational! Basic instructions for specimen exchange can be downloaded here (PDF) and here (MS Word). There is also a short version here (PDF) and here (Word). We have updated our EM Core policies and PDF and Microsoft Word versions may be downloaded or viewed online. We have a new sample submission form to be included with all samples brought to the EM Core. It can be downloaded here , printed out and faxed or brought to the Core with your samples. (We are working on a form which can be submitted online. Stay tuned.)

32. Oxford Materials Electron Microscopy & Microanalysis Portal Enabling Science and Technology through European electron microscopy activity aims to enhance the critical mass in the new European countries (Hungary, http://www-em.materials.ox.ac.uk/

Path: Site Map Portal Home Groups People News ... Instruments Further Links On-line booking system Oxford University webmail Contact search Internal pages ... Oxford Materials Characterisation Services (OMCS) ESTEEM Enabling Science and Technology through European Electron Microscopy activity aims to enhance the critical mass in the new European countries (Hungary, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, The Czech Republic, Poland, Cyprus, Slovakia, Slovenia). [ESTEEM] OxTEM (EPSRC Access) From January 1st 2008, UK academic research scientists may visit the Oxford Materials Department to use the high resolution TEM facilities. This access, including the visitors' travel expenses, has been generously funded by the EPSRC for a period of four years. [OxTEM (EPSRC Access)] Vacancies Check our vacancies on our departmental pages. [Vacancies] The Department of Materials has a long and distinguished record of research in Electron Microscopy and Microanalysis, especially in the areas of technique development, defect analysis and high resolution microscopy. In addition, electron microscopy and microanalysis are an integral part of many research activities of other groups in the Department, including processing, polymers and ceramics, and there is a strong interaction with the modelling group. I hope that you will find the information in these web pages informative.

33. Electron Microscopy Unit - Index Page Hemsida för Avdelningen för elektronmikroskopi vid Medicinska fakulteten. http://www.emu.lu.se/indexeng.shtml

We have now contributed to 53 thesises! The Electron Microscopy Unit is a part of the Department of Clinical Sciences Lund While a new homepage for Section V is constructed, some information can be found on the website of our former home organization, the Jubileum Institute Welcome to the central resource of the Faculty of Medicine for research and education of pre- and postgraduate students in electron microscopy techniques. Address: Electron Microscopy Unit University Hospital SE-221 85 Lund Sweden Visitors and courier mail Number of visits on this page October 1, 1997: 30001 , Last modified January 09, 2007

34. Definition: Electron Microscopy From Online Medical Dictionary In transmission electron microscopy the diffraction and adsorption of electrons as the electron beam passes normally through the specimen is imaged to http://cancerweb.ncl.ac.uk/cgi-bin/omd?electron microscopy

35. Electron Microscopy electron microscopy Services have been designed at Paragon Bioservices to support research protocols performed at Pharmaceutical and Biotechnology companies http://www.paragonbioservices.com/Histology/electron_microscopy.htm

Electron Microscopy Services Electron Microscopy Services have been designed at Paragon Bioservices to support research protocols performed at Pharmaceutical and Biotechnology companies as well as Academic Laboratories spanning the fields of Virology, Cell Biology and Gene Therapy. All contracted services are performed by experienced scientists (Ph.D., MD-Ph.D.) and technicians qualified to review pertinent literature and to make recommendations to the contracting laboratory. Catalog No. Complete TEM Service Complete SEM Service A complete TEM or SEM service includes all processing, embedding, thick and thin sectioning, as well as microscopic analysis. Following the transmission and/or scanning EM, photographic documentation (10-12 8x10 photographs) of important morphologies will be provided to the contraction laboratory. Superior technical expertise and familiarity with the scientific objectives of our clients are the cornerstone of Paragon's success in Electron Microscopy Services.

36. Samuel Roberts Noble Electron Microscopy Laboratory The Samuel Roberts Noble electron microscopy Laboratory houses the most sophisticated collection of electron microscopes in the State, with a current http://www.microscopy.ou.edu/

University of Oklahoma Samuel Roberts Noble Electron Microscopy Laboratory Norman, OK 73019-6131 OU treach: Oklahoma Uglybug Contest SRNEML tours Activities Contact Information Course materials: TEM course website BMZ 5364 website How to get to us: Directions to Lab (PDF) Google map Perpetual Calendar: Forward into the past: Our retro homepage The Samuel Roberts Noble Electron Microscopy Laboratory houses the most sophisticated collection of electron microscopes in the State, with a current capital value of nearly $3.1 million. Use of the facility is primarily for university instruction and for researcher at all levels of sophistication, but clients from other universities, foundations and industry are welcome to use this equipment, as well. The facility is run principally as a user facility, encouraging clients to participate fully in preparing and observing their materials. Use of the instruments may require a nominal charge that partially reimburses our maintenance and operations costs. Usage may be arranged with the staff or Director. SRNEML Personnel and Contact Info: Preston Larson, Ph.D.

37. Scanning Electron Microscope Introduction Scanning electron microscopy and XRay Microanalysis, 2nd. Edition. My pages here are aimed at a rather low level, so please don t take this as a course in http://www.chems.msu.edu/curr.stud/mse.sops/sem.intro.htm

Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM) Introduction This is a page intended to serve as a general introduction to scanning electron microscopy (SEM). Although everything here is accurate, most material covered here is covered at a superficial level. For more in-depth coverage, I would recommend Goldstein, et al. Scanning Electron Microscopy and X-Ray Microanalysis, 2nd. Edition . My pages here are aimed at a rather low level, so please don't take this as a course in itself, but rather as an introduction so the casual student can begin to get an idea of the basics of SEM, and a beginner can learn enough to begin the actual learning. It is for the latter, (or even the more curious casual visitor) I recommend Goldstein, et al . The primary purpose of this page is to reduce my introductory level teaching load. On to the tutorial...

38. Czechoslovak Microscopy Society (Home Page) Lists news, meetings, membership details, and links to other societies and microscopy resources in the Czech Republic. http://www.csem.isibrno.cz/

What's New Executive Board Membership Events ... Minutes of Meetings (in Czech) Bulletin EMS and IFSEM Microscopy Resources Search Czechoslovak Microscopy Society This is only the archive site of the Czechoslovak Microscopy Society (formerly Czechoslovak Society for Electron Microscopy) Move to the www.microscopy.cz for the current CSMS information. Czechoslovak Microscopy Society Institute of Experimental Medicine Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic Videnska 1083 CZ - 142 20 Prague 4 Czech Republic phone: +420 241 062 219 fax: +420 241 062 219 e-mail: csms@biomed.cas.cz webmaster: petr@isibrno.cz

39. Index Of Dr.Jastrow's Electron Microscopic Atlas Transmission electron microscope Transmission electron microscopy Scanning electron microscope Scanning electron microscopy http://www.uni-mainz.de/FB/Medizin/Anatomie/workshop/EM/EMAtlas.html

Vocabulary of micros- copic anatomy specialist terms explained in English + German Every attempt was made to provide correct information and labelling, however any liability for eventual errors or incompleteness is rejected! dieser Seite Editor: Dr. med. H. Jastrow List of structures abbreviations specialist terms German English Conditions of use Texts on many pages are still in German (work on a complete version in English is in progress) A The cell Extracellular space Nucleus Cell surface Cell contacts Cytoskeleton Extracellular Matrix Nuclear membrane Cytoplasm Multivesicular bodies Cell membrane ... Proteasomes B Tissues Epithelium Connective tissue muscular tissue nerve tissue C Organs Blood Blood vessels Lymphatic organs Skin Organs of the senses Gastrointestinal tract Respiratory tract Urogenital tract Bone marrow Blood-barriers Lymph nodes Eye Retina: human mammals Esophagus Nose ... Cochlea - Labyrintum Stomach Larynx Ureter Ovary Lymphocytes Arterioles ... Bronchies Urethra Uterus Thrombocytes Venoles Tonsilla pharyngea Skin ... Veins Tonsilla lingualis Meissner's corpuscule Jejunum Seminal gland Vagina ... Lymph vessels Appendix Merkel cells Ileum Deferent duct Basophils ... Colon + Rectum Epididymal duct endocrine glands exocrine glands avesicular eccrine avesicular eccrine apocrine holocrine Pineal gland Hypophysis Liver Prostatic gland ... Salivary glands: Odorous glands Sebaceous gland Liver Thyroid gland Seminal gland Gl. parotis

40. Austrian Centre For Electron Microscopy And Nanoanalysis, FELMI-ZFE, TU Graz, Au FELMI ELMI electron microscopy. http://www.felmi-zfe.tugraz.at/

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