This year's winners are: Ondrej Krivanek (MSA Fellow, MSA Distinguished Scientist Award 2008), Maximillian Haider (MSA Fellow), Harald Rose (MSA Fellow, MSA Distinguished Scientist Award 2003) and Knut Urban.
They were awarded for the development of aberration correction which has revolutionized transmission electron microscopy, making atomic-resolution imaging and microanalysis routine and widely available in the electron microscopy community. The citation from the Kavli Prize committee reads: "for sub-ångström resolution imaging and chemical analysis using electron beams". The electron microscopy community owes a great debt to the winners for these great advances in microscope instrumentation.
M&M 2020-Virtual is our exciting new experiment in presenting the scientific content, exhibitor products and services, and worldwide networking opportunities that are available each year at the Microscopy & Microanalysis Meeting, all on a fully-online platform.
Join us August 3-7 for live and pre-recorded talks, live text and video chats with presenters, exhibitor demos and tutorials, product information, and vendor networking, two Pre-Meeting Congresses, 24/7 access to the meeting content, and unlimited opportunities to have private video chats with other attendees.
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Message from MSA President & MSA Student Council
To our Microscopy Society Community:
During a time when we are unable to gather in person, we are uplifted by seeing our young leaders working together to promote an inclusive community.
MSA Council created a Student Council in 2017, with the primary motivation of giving voice to the next generation of microscopists. The leaders of the MSA Student Council have used that voice to collaboratively write the letter below, stating their unwavering support to those facing racial injustices, specifically to those belonging to Black communities and other communities of color both in the United States and abroad. Their leadership and vocal stance against racism gives us hope for the future of not only our society, but of the global community.
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We look forward to seeing you in August at our virtual Microscopy & Microanalysis meeting.
Sincerely,
Esther Bullitt, MSA President
Peter Crozier, MSA President-Elect, and Student Council Liaison
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The Microscopy Society of America (MSA) will induct four members of the Society as the Class of 2020 Fellows. The honor will be conferred on August 3 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin at the Microscopy & Microanalysis 2020 (M&M 2020) meeting. Members of the MSA Class of 2020 Fellows are:
Congratulations to the 2020 Major Award Winners
The Major Awards of the Society honor distinguished scientific contributions to the field of microscopy and microanalysis by technologists and by scientists at various career stages, as well as distinguished service to the Society. The honor will be conferred on August 3 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin at the Microscopy & Microanalysis 2020 (M&M 2020) meeting. For the complete listing of this year’s recipients click here.
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MSA, MAS, Exhibits and Meeting Management, and our Program Chairs are working hard to provide you with a robust and enjoyable conference experience as we shift to an online meeting. We have had a tremendously positive response, and nearly 90% of presenters accepted to the M&M 2020 meeting have committed to presenting virtually! Take advantage of the lowest costs ever for our annual meeting. Learn more and register here.
Congratulations to the Winners of the 2020 Kavli Prize in Nanoscience:
Ondrej Krivanek (MSA Fellow, MSA Distinguished Scientist Award 2008), Maximillian Haider (MSA Fellow), Harald Rose (MSA Fellow, MSA Distinguished Scientist Award 2003) and Knut Urban. They were awarded for the development of aberration correction which has revolutionized transmission electron microscopy, making atomic-resolution imaging and microanalysis routine and widely available in the electron microscopy community. The citation from the Kavli Prize committee reads: "for sub-ångström resolution imaging and chemical analysis using electron beams". The electron microscopy community owes a great debt to the winners for these great advances in microscope instrumentation. Read more here.
