First Announcement
Dear Sir/Madam, we are glad to inform you about the 17th Russian Symposium
on Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM-2010), organized by the
Scientific Committee of the Russian Academy of Sciences on Electron
Microscopy, Institute of
Microelectronics Technology and High Purity Materials RAS,
Chernogolovka and Institute of Crystallography
RAS, Moscow, which will be held in Chernogolovka
on June, 2011.
The program of the Symposium includes original talks, poster
communications, round tables and informal discussions of present-day
achievements in scanning electron microscopy together with
instrumentation and methodology and main applications.
Organizing
Committee SEM2010:
Chairman:
Prof. Koval'chuk M.V. - co-chairman
Prof. Tylin
V.A.- co-chairman
Vice-chairman:
Dr. Kazmiruk V.V.
Dr. Kanevskii V.M.
Scientific
Secretary:
Goltsova N.P. - secretary
Prof. Kiselev N.A., Dr.
Ditsman S.A., Dr. Raevskii V. L., Osipov N.A., Prof. Tolstihina
A.L., Prof. Yakimov E.B., Prof. Todua P.N.
List of Invited
Scientists
Invited
Participation :


The Organizing Committee
of the Symposium invites leading Russian scientists in the field of
electron microscopy, representatives of the Russian industry dealing
with the design and production of electron probe equipment, and
graduates of Russian high schools showing interest to electron
microscopy.
Foreign scientists wishing to participate in the 17th Russian Symposium
on Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM-2010), and
representatives of foreign firms are also kindly invited to
the Symposium.
Program
Symposium Topics
Devices and electron optics.
Scanning probe microscopy.
Nanostructures and nanotechnologies.
Local analysis of composition in SEM.
Aplication of scanning and probe microscopy in
physics material science, microelectronics,
nanotechnology, chemistry and geology.
Aplication
of scanning electron, probe and
confocal laser microscopy in biology, medicine, and ecology.
The
aim of the Symposium is to cover recent developments in scanning
microscopy (electron and probe) and analytical methods of
investigation applied for solid states physics, material
science, nanotechnology, chemistry, biology and medicine.

Abstracts
TITLE OF THE
REPORT
(TIMES NEW ROMAN, FONT BOLD, SIZE 14, WITHOUT CARRIES, WITH LEFT
FLATTERING)
Authors names
by initials and surnames are separated by commas and are written in
Times New Roman, size 14.
The
address and affiliation are written in font italic, size 12.
The
text is written in Times New Roman, size 12 and single spacing. Hand
division of a word is not allowed. Type space: width 165 mm, length
245 mm. Flattering is done by the width.
In
text references are cited by numbers in square brackets [1] and
listed in the end of abstracts.
Figures
may be inserted into a file. In case the figures are presented
separately enough space should be reserved for them within the type
space. Figure captions are written in Times New Roman, size 12.
Sample
reference list:
1. Hevien, M. &
Raveau, B. (1983a). Chem. Scr. 22, 117-122
2. International Union of Crystallography (2000). (IUCr)
Journal of Synchrotron
Radiation, http://journals.iucr.org/s/journalhomepage.html.
3. McCrone, W. C. (1965). Physics and Chemistry of the
Organic Solid State, Vol. 2,
edited by D. Fox, M. M. Labes &
A. Weissberger, pp. 725-767. New York: Interscience.
4. Perkins, P. (undated). PhD thesis, University of London,
England.
Abstracts
are to be prepared in 2 copies on 1 page. The size of a paper - A4.
Abstracts will be published before the Symposium.
Please send abstracts of your talks by mail giza@iptm.ru
(not by Fax).
Attention!
Deadline for abstracts: November, 2010

Registration
Registration fee: 200 EURO (reduced for FSU
participants) may be paid during registration.
If you are going to
participate in the Symposium, please, fill in the registration
form and send it to the Organizing Committee of the Symposium
by mail giza@iptm.ru ,
kazmiruk@iptm.ru
alla@ns.crys.ras.ru
or send it by fax: 962-80-47
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Venue
The 17th Russian Symposium
on Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM-2010) will be held
in Chernogolovka - Research Center of the Russian Academy of
Sciences. Chernogolovka is located 50 km north off Moscow.
The scientific center in
Chernogolovka extends over an area of about 23 square kilometers
(about 9 sq. miles). The residential area occupies slightly more
than 1 sq. km. (about 0.4 sq. miles) of this area. The institutes
are located in the forest to the north and west of the residential
area. A 20 - 25 minute stroll along shady walking paths through a
pine forest brings you to the laboratory and technological
buildings.