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Aachen, September 1 - 5, 2008
The scientific programme is subdivided in the three main areas of Instrumentation and Methods, Materials Science and Life Science. The three main areas are structured in symposia which cover the main aspects of current developments and applications in microscopy. The symposia are headed by symposium chairs and in most cases subdivided into individual sessions which are co-ordinated by session chairs. World-renowned experts have been nominated as chairs to ensure a high quality of the scientific programme. The programme structure has been developed by the Scientific Programme Committee in conjunction with the International Scientific Advisory Board (a list of the individual members can be found below). In the symposia and sessions, the scientific contributions will be given as invited lectures, oral presentations and posters.
Eight Plenary Lectures will complement the sessions and symposia and will present highlights of current developments and applications in microscopy.
On Sunday afternoon, Sunday courses of tutorial nature will be offered by renowned experts on specific topics of current interest.
EMC 2008 Scientific Programme
Overview of the week schedule
Information on the EMC 2008 week schedule and the allocation of the individual sessions/symposia can be found here!Information on the timing of the poster sessions can be found here!
Detailed Scientific Programme
A detailed version of the Scientific Programme including all oral presentations can be downloaded [here!]A detailed list of poster sessions for Monday/Tuesday can be downloaded [here!]
A detailed list of poster sessions for Wednesday/Thursday can be downloaded [here!]
An author index can be downloaded [here!]
Information on the poster format and media for oral presentations can be found [here!]
Technical Lecture Schedule
The major exhibitors will introduce their latest scientific developments in technical lectures during the lunch breaks. Complimentary lunch packages will be offered to delegates by the presenting companies. The complete Technical Lecture Schedule can be found [here!]
Late Breaking Posters
Exciting new developments which have emerged after the abstract submission deadline will be presented in Late Breaking Poster sessions during the meeting.
A list of the Late Breaking Posters and their allocation to the poster sessions can be downloaded [here!]
The abstracts of the Late Breaking Posters can be downloaded for the three major areas:
Instrumentation and Methods [here!]
Materials Science [here!]
Life Science [here!]
Sunday courses
Information on topics and registration [more...]
Scientific Programme Committee
Rik Brydson (Leeds)
Jose Carracosa (Madrid)
Marie Cheynet (Grenoble)
Thomas Gemming (Dresden)
Pavel Hozak (Prague)
Helmut Kohl (Münster)
Joachim Mayer (Aachen)
Reinhard Rachel (Regensburg)
Paul Walther (Ulm)
International Scientific Advisory Board
Serap Arbak (Istanbul)
Peter Barna (Budapest)
Wolfgang Baumeister (Martinsried)
Nicolas Boisset (Paris)
Jan-Olov Bovin (Lund)
Jose M. Carazo (Madrid)
David J. Cockayne (Oxford)
Christian Colliex (Paris)
Jan Cwajna (Katowice)
Aleksandra Czyrska-Filemonowicz (Krakow)
Andreas Engel (Basel)
Elisabetta Falcieri (Urbino)
Ludek Frank (Brno)
Stephen Fuller (Oxford)
Christoph Gerber (Basel)
Max Haider (Heidelberg)
Ilan Hammel (Tel Aviv)
Hans Hebert (Huddinge)
Ferdinand Hofer (Graz)
Colin Humphreys (Cambridge)
John L. Hutchison (Oxford)
Judith Klumperman (Utrecht)
Lucie Kubinova (Prague)
Hannes Lichte (Dresden)
Peter J. Peters (Amsterdam)
Ruth Sperling (Jerusalem)
Gustaaf Van Tendeloo (Antwerpen)
Arie Verkleij (Utrecht)