Invited Speakers

List of confirmed invited speakers:

High brightness ultrafast Transmission Electron Microscope based on a laser-driven cold field emission source: development and application to nanospectroscopy - Abstract

Arnaud Arbouet - CNRS, France

Patterning the electron wavefunction to achieve control of matter down to the nucleus - Abstract

Fabrizio Carbone - EPFL, Switzerland

The Light Years: Combined optical and environmental electron microscopy to visualize dynamic photochemical processes with atomic-scale resolution - Abstract

Jennifer Dionne - Stanford university, USA

Elucidating the mechanisms of phase transitions in semiconducting nanostructures
via low-exposure, dynamical, in situ cathodoluminescence - Abstract

Naomi Ginsberg - Berkeley, USA

Design of a 10keV Multi-pass Microscope - Abstract

Thomas Juffmann - MFPL, Austria

Ultrastrong Coupling of Free Electrons in the Ultrafast Transmission Electron Microscope - Abstract

Ido Kaminer - Technion, Israel

Creating contrast in electron microscopy using the quantum Zeno effect - Abstract

Pieter Kruit - TU Delft, The Netherlands

Phonon Scattering Mapping and Temperature Measurement in Nanostructures - Abstract

Maureen Lagos  - Mc Master University, Canada

Ponderomotive femtosecond laser manipulation of the free electron wavefunction - Abstract

Jom Luiten - TU Eindhoven, The Netherlands

Probing Plasmons Using Structured Electrons - Abstract

Ben McMorran - University of Oregon, USA

Laser-based phase contrast and coherent manipulation of electrons - Abstract

Holger Muller - Berkeley, USA

Phonon Spectroscopy at Atomic Resolution in the STEM - Abstract

Quentin Ramasse - Superstem, UK

Imaging Chiral Near-Fields with Inelastic Electron-Light Scattering - Abstract

Claus Ropers - Göttingen University, Germany

Momentum-Resolved Electron Beam Spectroscopy for Plasmonic Bandgap Materials Abstract

Hikaru Saito - Kyushu university, Japan

Photon-Induced Time Resolved Electron Spectroscopy and Holography with Slow Electrons - Abstract

Nahid Talebi - Max Planck Institute, Germany

Development of a spatial light modulator for electrons - Abstract

Johan Verbeeck - EMAT, Belgium

Making and Using Beams of Electrons in Graphene - Abstract

Arthur Barnard - Stanford, USA