We are accepting abstracts for Poster Presentations.

The Abstract Submission Deadline has been extended until Tuesday 1 August 2017.
 
•    Abstracts should be submitted as a Word Document NOT a PDF
•    Abstracts should be 300-500 words in length
•    Ensure you include a full title, all authors and affiliations and references if appropriate
•    Include Keywords if possible
•    You may include images or diagrams where appropriate
•    Please indicate in your submission if you are a Student
•    Abstracts should be emailed as an Attachment to Victoria Masters
•    Presenting authors are required to register, pay and attend the meeting. Should you not be able to attend, please contact Victoria Masters at your earliest convenience.
 

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  Dr Anna Baldycheva

  University of Exeter
  Dr Anna Baldycheva is an Assistant Professor in 2D Optoelectronic materials in Engineering at the University of Exeter. Dr. Baldycheva’s research group works in the areas of 2D Materials, Si Photonics and Microfluidics. The research interests span from the development of new 2D material based layered and liquid crystal nanocomposites to the engineering of integrated 2D material-Si hybrid electronic-photonic devices for application in communications, energy harvesting, and bio-chemical sensing. Since 2010, Dr. Baldycheva authored and co-authored over 50 peer-reviewed papers and conference proceedings. 
   

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  Kishan Dholakia

  University of St Andrews

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  Madeline Duke

  Protochips

   

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  Prof Beverley Inkson

  Engineering & Physical Sciences Section Chair

  University of Sheffield
  Beverley Inkson is Professor of Nanomaterials in The Dept of Materials Science and Engineering at The University of Sheffield, where she leads the NanoLAB Centre. Beverley joined the RMS as a PhD student in Electron Microscopy at Cambridge University, and served on the RMS EM section committee while a Royal Society University Research Fellow. She set up the UK NanoFIB network in 2001, and has run numerous Focused Ion Beam scientific meetings joint with the RMS. Beverley’s research interests focus on the use of electron and ion microscopies to quantify the nanomechanical and functional properties of 3D nanomaterials, including developing novel in-situ SPM-TEM and tomographic characterisation methods.
  "I am excited to be the first Chair of the new Physical and Engineering Sciences Section, and look forward to developing an exciting programme with active involvement of the new generation of young scientists."

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  Dr Roland Kröger

  Engineering & Physical Sciences Section Secretary

  University of York
  Roland is a Reader at the Department of Physics in York with a strong focus on Nano- and Biomaterials using electron microscopy and other materials characterisation tools. Roland obtained his PhD at the Fraunhofer Institute for Surface Science and Technology in Braunschweig/Germany and has since built a large expertise in Materials Physics and Materials Science covering diamond thin films, metal/semiconductor nanostructures, nitride based light-emitting devices, metal nanoparticles for biomedical applications and biominerals. In the past years he has increasingly become interested in novel in situ techniques studying processes in liquid environments using aberration corrected electron microscopy. 
  "There is a lot of scope in bringing together 'traditional' Materials Science and the Life Sciences which is a key aspiration for me as Secretary of the Engineering and Physical Sciences Committee"

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  Stanislav I. Leesment

  NT-MDT

   

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  NT-MDT

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  Protochips