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Call for Abstracts

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Asylum Research UK User Meeting and Forum– 21 June, 2011

Asylum Research will be holding its 3rd UK User Meeting and Forum on June 21, (the day before the RMS UK SPM Meeting) in Edinburgh, UK. The User Meeting is open to all Asylum users and AFM researchers that are interested in sharing their research results and learning more about the technical advancements in AFM/SPM. The day will include morning talks (submitted) followed by the very popular Equipment Lab/Ask-the-Expert sessions and a happy hour poster session.

Edinburgh South Hall Complex
University of Edinburgh
Holyrood Park Road
Edinburgh, UK
EH16 5AY

Agenda

Equipment Labs and AFM Tutorial topics may include:

• Electrical measurements
• Fluid imaging
• Force measurements and mapping
• PFM
• Multifrequency techniques
• High resolution imaging
• Imaging of cells.
• IGOR Pro/ModeMaster
• Bio sample prep

Attendees may attend the tutorials when they are not scheduled for an equipment lab. Be sure to indicate your choice of labs on your registration form. If you would like to cover a specific topic that is not in the list, be sure to let us know

Abstracts will be accepted for talks (20 minutes) and for the poster session-we'll have prizes for the best poster.

Abstract deadline - May 27

Topics include, but are not limited to AFM for life science applications, materials science, nanomechanics, and new imaging modes.

Submit Your Abstract

Accommodation

Accomodations are available on site at Pollock House, Chancellors Court, or Holland House.

Please book directly with the B&B:

Edinburgh First
phone-0131 651 2007
bed.breakfast@ed.ac.uk

Additional accommodations can be found at:

Macdonald Holyrood Hotel
81 Holyrood Rd., Edinburgh
EH8 8AU
phone- 0844 879 9028

Edinburgh Royal Mile
300 Cowgate, Edinburgh
EH1 1NA
phone- 0131 524 8400

Registration

A small registration fee of £50 will include lunch, tea breaks and Happy Hour during the poster session. Registration is now.

Register Here

For additional information or questions, please contact:

Chris Mulcahy
Asylum Research UK
+44 (0)1869 255775

Terry Mehr
Asylum Research
805-696-6466