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Multi Modal Microscopy for New Energy Research

Joint FZ Jülich & ZEISS Workshop

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Microscopic Workflow Solutions for Your Applications

Join us for an exciting collaboration between the IET-1 at FZ Jülich and ZEISS as we present a comprehensive workshop on the latest advancements in microscope techniques for materials research. This event promises at the first day a starting point for all material researchers in the field of new energy research. It will give an overview on all relevant microscopic and measurement techniques. The second day will be a deep dive into cutting-edge technologies, especially in electron microscopy, the correlative workflows between the instruments and AI and deep learning-based image analysis, fostering a collaborative space for experts and enthusiasts alike. If you would like to analyze yor own data, there will be a chance to do so on Wednesday afternoon. Just mark it during registration.

 

Key Learnings:

  • Uncover insights into non-destructive imaging techniques that provide a three-dimensional view of your samples by CT and XRM technology.
  • Gain valuable insights into the structural and chemical composition of materials with the help of Light and electron microscopy.
  • Learn about the important measurement technologies relevant in New Energy Research
  • Explore the advantages of correlating microscopic tools to achieve best results without limiting yourself at the boundary of the scale bar
  • Understand how nower days Image analsyis tools can enhance data interpretation, streamline workflows, and uncover hidden patterns in your research.

This workshop presents a unique opportunity to advance your research and optimize your imaging capabilities with expert guidance.

Agenda

  • 9 AM

    Registration

    9.30 AM

    Welcome
    Dr. Eva Jodat, Forschungszentrum Jülich

    9.45 AM

    ZEISS On Your Campus workshops - An established tradition in a new context
    Frank Josten, ZEISS Microscopy

    10 AM

    Light Microscopy in Material Research
    Robert Stoessel, ZEISS Microscopy

    10.45 AM

    Coffee Break

    11.15 AM

    CT-Technology in Materials Research
    Julian Koerner, ZEISS GOM Metrology

    12.15 PM

    X-ray microscopy for non-destructive 3D imaging - Understanding structures in the sub-micrometer range
    Christian Straube, ZEISS Microscopy

    1.30 PM

    Lunch

    2.30 PM

    Application of SEM on microstructure analysis of fuel cells and Li-ion batteries
    Andreas Kopp, Matworks GmbH / Hochschule Aalen

    3.15 PM

    Optical 3D - Deformation Analysis in Material Research and Component Testing
    Harald Friebe, ZEISS GOM Metrology

    4 PM

    End of Day 1

  • 9.30 AM

    Electrochemical processes for a carbon neutral future – energy research @ IET-1
    Prof. Florian Hausen, Forschungszentrum Jülich

    9.45 AM

    From ex situ to in-operando: X-Ray Computed Tomography for Water Electrolysis
    Christine Heume, Forschungszentrum Jülich

    10.30 AM

    Artificial Intelligence in Image Analysis
    Oliver Tress, ZEISS Microscopy

    11 AM

    Coffee Break

    11.30 AM

    Connected Microscopy-From Overview to nm resolution
    Ilona Wimmer, ZEISS Microscopy

    12 PM

    Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence in Image Analysis
    Matthias Gaenge, ZEISS Microscopy

    12.30 PM

    Sweet Spot Imaging with the GeminiSEM.
    Markus Boese, ZEISS Microscopy

    1.15 PM

    Lunch

    2 PM

    • Lab Tour - Electron Microscopy @ IET-1 Forschungszentrum Jülich
    • Lab Tour - X-ray Microscopy @ IET-1 Forschungszentrum Jülich
    • Discover the Battery workflow in Virtual Reality 
     
    • Individual Hands-on demonstration 
    • Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence in Image Analysis

    1 hour per station

    5 PM

    End of Day 2

    • Lab Tour - Electron Microscopy @ IET-1 Forschungszentrum Jülich
    • Lab Tour - X-ray Microscopy @ IET-1 Forschungszentrum Jülich
    • Discover the Battery workflow in Virtual Reallity
    • Individual Hands-on demonstration
    • Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence in Image Analysis

Location

Forschungszentrum Jülich

Institute of Energy Technologies (IET) Wilhelm-Johnen-Straße, Building 01.3z R3001 Conference Room Membrane Centre 52428 Jülich Germany

Registration

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