We thought there is no better time to introduce an intriguing webinar on an even more intriguing subject: electron diffraction. Electron diffraction is one of the most rapidly evolving fields in chemistry and crystallography.
For a series of five consecutive months, ELDICO has set up webinars with renowned scientists in the field of 3D-Electron Diffraction (3D-ED). Starting November 10th, these ED pioneers, among which Mauro Gemmi, Ute Kolb and Simon Parsons, will provide an ABC on nano-crystallography, valuable insights from the industry, best practices, and many other stimulating subjects. Our first invited speaker is Dr. Tim Grüne, Head of Centre for X-Ray Structure Analysis at University of Vienna and Member of the Scientific Advisory Board at ELDICO. Covered topics are the technology itself and its applications from small molecules, over MOFs to biomolecules. The commercial aspects of the technology will also be tackled in order to demonstrate the full disruptive potential electron diffraction will have in the future.
Meet the speakers:
Tuesday, 10th of November, 3pm-4pm.
Dr. Tim Grüne – Head of Centre for X-Ray Structure Analysis, Faculty of Chemistry at University of Vienna
Title: ‘Structure Determination with Electron Diffraction (ED): Concept, instrumentation and practical aspects of applications’
December 2020
Dr. Mauro Gemmi – Head of Center of Nanotechnology Innovation@NEST, Professor at Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia
Title: ‘The nano-crystallography revolution: From inorganic nanoparticles to protein nanocrystals.’
January 2021
Dr. Ute Kolb – Head of the Centre for High Resolution Electron Microscopy (EMC-M) at Johannes Gutenberg University, Professor at Faculty of Materials Sciences and Geo Sciences Technical University, Darmstadt, Germany
Title: ‘Demanding crystallographic problems of inorganics solved by 3D-ED – Benefits of STEM-ADT’
February 2021
Dr. Bernd Hinrichsen – Head of the XRD, electron microscopy and NMR labs at BASF Dr. Simon Parsons – Professor of Crystallography at University of Edinburgh
Title: ‘Electron Diffraction in the Chemical Industry: The Long History and the Bright Future’
March 2021
Dr. Simon Parsons – Professor of Crystallography at University of Edinburgh
Title: ‘Polymorph evolution during crystal growth studied by 3D-ED’
April 2021
Dr. Lukas Palatinus & Paul Klar, Ph.D. (FZU)
Title: ‘Absolute structure determination from 3D electron diffraction’