Plenary -Benninghoven Award
Kyoto University, Japan
Title: Exploring the Frontiers of SIMS: Pushing Forward TogetherHomepageUniv. of Gothenburg, Sweden
Title: Chemical Imaging of Subcellular Organization and DynamicsHomepageJagiellonian Univ., Poland
Title: Exploring SIMS-Related Phenomena through Recent Computer SimulationsHomepageRosalind Franklin Inst., UK
Title: Water Cluster Advances for Biological SIMS: Beam Chemistry to Cryogenic ConditionsHomepageLIST, Luxembourg
Title: Advancing Nanoscale Analytics: Compact Magnetic Sector Spectrometer and Continuous Focal Plane Detector for Hyperspectral SIMS ImagingHomepageHokkaido Univ., Japan
Title: LIMAS–New horizon of noble gas cosmochemistryHomepageUniv. of Nottingham, UK
Title: Molecular Insights and Origins of ICE Deposits via OrbiSIMSHomepageICCAS, China
Title: In Situ Variable-Temperature Liquid SIMS for Subzero AnalysisHomepageKRISS, Korea
Title: Therapeutic Drug Monitoring of Human Blood Samples by Using Nanosheet-Assisted LDI-TOFHomepageCorning, USA
Title: Beyond the Coating: How Glass Chemistry Drives AdhesionHomepageCEA-LETI, France
Title: Enabling TOF-SIMS based correlative analysis with novel sample preparation and data treatmentHomepageUniv. Bundeswehr, Germany
Title: Correlative SIMS techniques for semiconductor materials and applicationsHomepageUniv. Stuttgart, Germany
Title: Mass spectroscopy in molecular resolution: Atom probe tomography of polymers and complex fluids HomepageSeikei Univ., Japan
Title: How machine learning can improve your interpretation of SIMS dataHomepageUniv. Catholique de Louvain, Belgium
Title: Fundamentals of SIMS – From nanocraters to gas phase ionsHomepageInstitute of Microelectronics and Photonics, Poland
Title: Electronics and 2D Materials: Leveraging SIMS Capabilities and Navigating Instrument Trade-offsHomepageNanjing Tech Univ., China
Title: Cryogenic Atom Probe Tomography: Expanding the Frontiers of Atomic-Scale Materials CharacterizationHomepage{{ 'en' == 'cn' ? item.name : item.name_en }}
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