Events
2024
16. July 2024 - Charité
“BUA Core Facility Presentation 2024: Alliance Center Electron Microscopy (ACEM)”
For the first time, the Alliance Center Electron Microscopy (ACEM) is hosting the "BUA Core Facility Presentation 2024" on July 16, 2024, at 3 PM. This event will be held at Charité - Universitätsmedizin Berlin and is conducted in English. The event is aimed at scientists and students from the Berlin University Alliance and offers the opportunity for exchange, networking and information about the ACEM's offers with lectures, poster presentations and a subsequent get-together.
The event will take place in the auditorium of the Charité Cross Over (CCO), Virchowweg 6, Campus Charité Mitte. Registration is not necessary.
You can find the program here.
The "BUA Core Facility Presentation 2024" can also be attended online.
For online access please click here.
Meeting ID: 321 934 240 118
Password: rzn5uf
7.-8. October 2024 - FU Berlin
“BUA Summer School of Electron Microscopy for Material and Life Sciences”
This Summer School will provide an overview of the various techniques and methods such as TEM, SEM, 3D-EM, cryo-EM and beyond. In addition to scientific lectures, the methods, techniques and equipment will also be presented in the BUA room. In addition to the scientific exchange, the focus of the event is also on networking and developing new collaborations in the Berlin science area.
The target groups are: PhDs and young scientists (PostDocs)
Further information will be provided soon.
2025
Save the Date: 22. - 23.July 2025 at MDC in Buch
International Symposium: “Bridging Electron Microscopy in Life Sciences and Material Sciences – Common Challenges and Opportunities”
Archive
18. - 20. June 2024 - TU Berlin
EM- device training SEM-EDX at TU Berlin
This course teaches the basics of operating scanning electron microscopes (SEM) including elemental analysis (EDX). The focus is on hands-on practice in small groups supplemented by insights into the underlying measurement methodology as well as sample preparation and the required light microscopy.
The target group are scientists and technicians from university departments with a current or future need for the SEM and EDX analysis methods. This year's 15-hour course will be held in German.