Observing New Pathways of Material Formation

The Gordon Research Seminar on Liquid Phase Electron Microscopy is a unique opportunity for graduate students, post-docs, and other scientists with comparable levels of experience and education to present and exchange research focused on the use of liquid-phase electron microscopy to image nanoscale processes. The meeting will be followed with the LPEM Gordon Research Conference. Those applying to the GRS are encouraged to submit an additional application to the LPEM GRC.

The seminar will include poster sessions and a select number of oral presentations selected from the submitted abstracts. We encourage attendees to submit abstracts on imaging and analyzing the dynamic process in biology, chemistry, engineering, geology, materials science, and physics through liquid phase electron microscopy. Topics related to method developments in LPEM are also encouraged. The GRS is the perfect opportunity for young investigators to network with their colleagues from around the world and seek future opportunities in their scientific careers.