A Look Back at the EBSD2022 Topical Conference
EBSD 2022 was a success, with 124 attendees (including 32 early-career researchers) participating virtually across 10 different time zones.
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Drumroll Please! Meet Our New Goldstein Scholars
Congratulations to our new Goldstein Scholar Awardees: Alexander Kling and Xinxing Peng. Thank you also to sponsors Springer and the Meteoritical Society for making these awards possible!
Free MAS Webinar on Software Tools for Microanalysis on June 15th, 2022
The Microanalysis Society would like to draw your attention to a free Software Tools for Microanalysis webinar on June 15th, 8 am Pacific/11 am Eastern.
Consider Attending a Sunday Short Course at M&M2022 in Portland
M&M2022 Portland will kick off on Sunday, July 31, with your choice between one of eight Sunday Short Course options on a variety of topics led by subject-matter experts, including MSA Fellows and Society Award Recipients.
Present a Post-Deadline Poster at M&M2022 Portland
Have some recent work you would like to share? Present it as a Post-Deadline Poster during M&M2022 in Portland! The deadline to submit a post-deadline paper is Friday, July 1.
Call for Abstracts: 2022 International Conference on Secondary Ion Mass Spectrometry (SIMS 23)
Please consider submitting an abstract to the 2022 International Conference on Secondary Ion Mass Spectrometry (SIMS 23): https://sims23.avs.org/schedule/. The abstract submission deadline is next week on May 13, 2022.
Online registration is now open for M&M 2022!
Don’t miss out on the premier microscopy education and networking event of the year – Microscopy & Microanalysis 2022 in Portland, Oregon (our first time back in person since 2019!).
Congratulations to the MAS Fellows of 2022!
MAS Fellows are nominated by peers and selected by the Fellows Committee with final approval through a vote of MAS Council. MAS Fellows have distinguished themselves through outstanding research, outreach and teaching, and service to the microanalysis community. Deadline for the next round of nominations is September 30. https://the-mas.org/awards/mas-fellows/ Our new MAS Fellows of 2022 […]
Congratulations to the new MAS Presidential Awards winners!
MAS Presidential Awards The Presidential Science Award goes to John Panitz, High-Field Consultants, for his contributions to the founding and advancing developments of the atom probe which unlocked the ability to perform atomic scale chemical analysis. The Presidential Service Award goes to Kerry Siebein, NIST, for outstanding volunteer service to the society over a sustained […]
Congratulations to the M&M 2021 Best Paper Award winners!
Best Paper Awards: These awards represent the best papers presented at the previous year’s M&M meeting. Candidates for the MAS Outstanding Paper Awards are nominated, through consultation with symposium organizers and the MAS membership, by the MAS Awards Committee, then approved by vote of MAS Council. Birks Award for Best Contributed Paper, sponsored by JEOL: Quantifying […]
In Memory of Klaus Keil, MAS Fellow and Microanalysis Legend
It is with great sadness that MAS shares news of the passing of Klaus Keil. Klaus was an early proponent for a national society dedicated to electron probe microanalysis, which has evolved to our current MAS.
This Just In! The Deadline for the Call for Papers Has Been Extended by One Week!
The M&M 2022 Call for Papers has been EXTENDED by one week to Thursday, February 24 at 11:59 p.m. PST.
On The Scope – A Masterclass in Practical Scanning Electron Microscopy
The Ohio State University Center for Electron Microscopy and Analysis is offering a training program covering the fundamentals of scanning electron microscopy (SEM) operation.
Submit your M&M2023 Symposium Ideas before it is too late!
You can still submit your symposium ideas to the M&M 2023 Executive Program Committee!
Please Welcome our New MAS Directors and MAS Secretary
The election results are in! MAS is pleased to welcome to the Executive Council, Directors Assel Aitkaliyeva (University of Florida) and Thomas Lam (Smithsonian Institution), and Secretary Owen Neill (University of Michigan)!