9:00 am           Coffee and Registration

9:30 am           Introduction and welcome by University of Delaware’s Matt Doty and Thermo Fisher Scientific’s Trisha Rice

9:45 am           Stephanie Law (UD): Cs-corrected HRTEM needs for epitaxial materials; David Martin (UD): In-Situ Imaging of Polymer and Organic Molecular Materials by Transmission Electron Microscopy

10:45 am         Q&A and networking

11:00 am         New Developments in variable kV, high resolution TEM and STEM systems, by Jan Ringnalda, Thermo Fisher Scientific

12:00 noon      Q&A and lunch

1:00 pm           Environmental Scanning Electron Microscopy for In-Situ Dynamic Analysis and Observations & More Than Just Big Cross-Sections: The Helios G4 Xe+ Plasma DualBeam, by Rick Passey, Thermo Fisher Scientific

1:45 pm           Jodi Ann Hadden/Juan Perilla (UD): All-atom molecular dynamics of the HBV capsid and cryo-EM resolution limits

2:30 pm           Q&A and networking

2:45 pm           Advances in Cryo-EM: Merging of Structural and Cellular Biology, by Jeffrey Lengyel, Thermo Fisher Scientific

3:30 pm           Q&A and networking

3:45 pm           Darrin Pochan (UD): Cryo-TEM for Polymeric and Biomaterials Research

4:30 pm           Closing remarks by VP Research Charlie Riordan and networking