Electron microscopy rapidly developed from a novelty to a highly fashionable discipline before maturing to its current role in providing essential insights into the fundamental structure of all materials, both inorganic and biological.
Electron microscopy in physical and biological science applications are the topics of various meetings and courses. These cater for all levels of user, from the beginner through to the expert, and often consider emergent techniques and novel instrumentation. Current techniques in SEM, TEM, STEM and EFTEM for imaging and diffraction are among the interests of group members, plus elemental analysis and cryotechniques.
Committee members represent a cross-section of electron microscopists and attempt to represent the user interest of the wider EM community. Any Society member may be nominated to serve as an ordinary committee member when vacancies arise.
To view a PDF of the Electron Microscopy Timeline please click here.
Committee Chair
Dr A Crossley, Oxford University
Honorary Secretary
Dr A. Bleloch, UK SuperSTEM Laboratory
Members and Co-opted Members
Dr A. Barber, QMUL
Dr U. Bangert, University of Manchester
Dr D. Dinsdale, University of Leicester
Dr R. Fleck, NIBSC
Dr I. Ap Gwynn, University of Wales, Aberystwyth
Dr P. Hawes, IAH
Dr T. Kendrick, SEM-FIB Solutions
Mr D. McCarthy, School of Pharmacy, University of London
Dr A. Porter, Imperial College
Dr J. Rees, FEI UK Ltd
Ms K. Sinclair, Unilever R&D
Dr J. Skepper, University of Cambridge
Dr L. Tetley, University of Glasgow
Dr Y. Tse, University of Birmingham
Dr P Verkade, University of Bristol
Dr T. Walther, University of Sheffield
