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DESCRIPTION:Registration\n 1st Announcement  Final Announcement\n List of a
 ccepted poster contributions \n EMAS 2019 Exhibitors  EMAS 2019 Sponsors\n
  EMAS 2019 Programme booklet\n \n\n\n\n\n\nScope of the Workshop series\nR
 ound-table discussions\nPosters\nYoung scientists' session\nAbstracts\nPub
 lication\nWorkshop language\nKey dates\nEMAS bursaries\nExhibition\nShort 
 courses (Sunday May 19th\, 2019)\nPROGRAMME\nRegistration fees\n\n\n\n\nSo
 cial programme\nPayment\nCancellation\nInsurance\nPersonal data\nAccommoda
 tion\nVenue\nHow to get to the Workshop venue\nThe weather in Trondheim in
  May\nInternational Scientific Committee\nLocal Organising Committee\nWork
 shop Secretariat\nMap of the area\n\n\n\n\n\nScope of the Workshop series
 \nThe primary aim of this series of Workshops is to assess the state-of-th
 e-art and reliability of microbeam analysis techniques.\nThe Workshops are
  organised in such a way as to maximise transfer of knowledge among the pa
 rticipants and to provide a comprehensive exhibition of the latest analyti
 cal equipment. The programme includes time and opportunities for participa
 nts to visit the technical exhibitions and interact with the manufacturers
 .\nPrevious Workshops in this series were held in Antwerp (1989)\, Dubrovn
 ik (1991)\, Rimini (1993)\, St. Malo (1995)\, Torquay (1997)\, Konstanz (1
 999)\, Tampere (2001)\, Chiclana de la Frontera (2003)\, Florence (2005)\,
  Antwerp (2007)\, Gdansk (2009)\, Angers (2011)\, Porto (2013)\, Portorož 
 (2015)\, and Konstanz (2017). They included sessions covering electron (EP
 MA\, TEM\, SEM\, Auger\, EELS)\, ion (SIMS\, FIB)\, and nuclear (RBS\, NRA
 ) microbeam methods.\nThe main topics of the Sixteenth Workshop (EMAS 2019
 ) are: electron probe microanalysis (EPMA)\; electron backscatter diffract
 ion (EBSD)\; automated mineralogy\; µ-XRF fluorescence\; complementary tec
 hniques such as combined Raman and EDS\, 3D SEM-EDS microanalysis\, combin
 ed TEM and atom probe tomography\; and materials applications of microbeam
  analysis. Time will also be devoted to problem orientated applications in
  material science\, geological science\, environmental studies\, astrophys
 ics\, microelectronics\, forensics\, cultural heritage and archaeology\, n
 anomaterials\, surfaces and interfaces\, catalysts\, sensors\, …\ntop\nRou
 nd-table discussions\nOur round-table discussions are panel discussions ta
 king place at the end of each scientific session on a main topic.  They ar
 e moderated by a leading expert\, assisted by the invited speakers of the 
 corresponding session.\nThe idea is to stimulate the exchange of informati
 on and experience among the participants on a number of important problems
  in microbeam techniques.  Such activities need careful preparation\, both
  with regard to structure and subjects.  Therefore\, we would kindly reque
 st you to complete the discussion questionnaire on the on-line registratio
 n page.  If you have specific questions\, these can also be mentioned in '
 Other suggestions' on the questionnaire.\nBrief presentations or contribut
 ions to the round-table discussions are encouraged (please contact the rou
 nd-table chairperson at the beginning of the Workshop).\ntop\n Posters\nPo
 ster contributions are welcome on subjects within the scope of the worksho
 p (see Scope).  The abstracts will be refereed by the International Scient
 ific Committee and will be published\, together with the text of the invit
 ed lectures\, in the Book of Tutorials and Abstracts of the workshop.\nThe
 re will be three Oral Poster Sessions in which selected authors will be gi
 ven 5 minutes to present the highlights of their poster using two or three
  powerpoint slides.  Those authors selected will be notified some weeks pr
 ior to the workshop.\nAuthors have the opportunity to discuss their poster
 s during the three poster sessions.  Posters will be on display during the
  whole Workshop.  Size of the display area: 1.33 m high by 0.94 m wide.\nA
 n EMAS Young Scientist Poster Award will be given for the best poster by a
  young scientist (< 30 years of age).  It encompasses a certificate and an
  invitation from AMAS - Australian Microbeam Analysis Society to present h
 is/her work at a microbeam event in Australia (the Award will include a fr
 ee conference registration and financial support from AMAS and EMAS for tr
 avel and living expenses).  An EMAS Workshop Poster Prize will be given en
 compassing a certificate and a cash prize of € 500.\ntop\nYoung scientists
 ' session\nOne session is dedicated to giving young scientists (post-gradu
 ates and scientists under 30) the opportunity to present their work in a t
 alk lasting 15 minutes including time for discussion.  There will be six s
 uch presentations selected from the submitted abstracts.\nThe best contrib
 ution and presentation will receive a certificate and an invitation from t
 he Microanalysis Society of America (MAS) to present his/her work at the M
 icroscopy and Microanalysis 2020 Meeting to be held in Milwaukee\, Wiscons
 in (the invitation will include a free conference registration and financi
 al support from MAS and EMAS for travel and living expenses).\nYoung scien
 tists wishing to be considered for this session should submit a written ap
 plication to the Workshop Secretariat\, reaching it before 15 November 201
 8\, and should be member of EMAS.  Recipients of an EMAS bursary are also 
 eligible to apply.\ntop\nAbstracts\nAbstracts to be presented during the w
 orkshop should fit two A4 pages using the Word-template available on the E
 MAS website (www.microbeamanalysis.eu).  Detailed guidelines are mentioned
  on the template.  Online submission details are given on the workshop web
 page.\nThe abstract\, has to be submitted before 15 November 2018.  Author
 s will be notified of the acceptance of their poster by 15 January 2019.\n
 top\nPublication\nAuthors of accepted contributions are encouraged to subm
 it a manuscript for publication in a volume of the IOP - Institute of Phys
 ics Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering\, appearing some 
 months after the Workshop.  Note that there is no transfer of copyright up
 on publication\; you are at liberty to publish a rewritten or extended ver
 sion in another journal at a later date.\nAll submitted papers will be pee
 r-reviewed.  Owing to limitations imposed by the publisher\, the editors w
 ill apply a stringent selection procedure based on quality\, diversity\, a
 nd adherence to the manuscript preparation rules.  Manuscripts will have t
 o be submitted in the format outlined by the publisher to the EMAS Worksho
 p Secretary.\ntop\nWorkshop language\nThe official language of the Worksho
 p will be English.\ntop\nKey dates\n\n\n\n* 15 November 2018* 15 January 2
 019* 15 March 2019* 19 May 2019* 15 June 2019\n: submission of abstracts f
 or poster presentations  closing date for EMAS bursary applications: notif
 ication of acceptance of poster contributions  notification of Young Scien
 tists’ Session allocations: early registration deadline  hotel accommodati
 on deadline: short courses (morning and/or afternoon)  start of the EMAS 2
 019 Workshop: submission of manuscripts for publication in the proceedings
 \n\n\n\ntop\nEMAS bursaries \nA number of EMAS bursaries are available to 
 (student) members of the Society.  They include a free “student” registrat
 ion and free accommodation package for the duration of the Workshop (in a 
 shared twin room) in a hotel assigned by the Workshop.  The conditions for
  the award of an EMAS bursary are as follows:-    the applicant must submi
 t an abstract for a poster contribution\;-    the applicant must be a stud
 ent member of EMAS\;-    a letter from the applicant's supervisor supporti
 ng the application must accompany the application (see further).\nA number
  of EMAS bursaries are available to technician members of the Society.  Th
 ey include a free “student” registration and free accommodation package fo
 r the duration of the Workshop (in a shared twin room) in a hotel assigned
  by the Workshop.  The conditions for the award of an EMAS bursary are as 
 follows:-    the applicant must submit an abstract for a poster contributi
 on\;-    the applicant must be a member of EMAS and <30 years of age at th
 e time of application\;-    a letter from the applicant's supervisor/manag
 er supporting the application must accompany the application (see further)
 .\nThe quality and relevance of the work presented in the abstract are the
  main criteria on which successful applications will be judged.  A maximum
  of 2 bursaries per person can be awarded.\nBursary applications must be s
 ent to the Workshop Secretariat referring to the relevant poster contribut
 ion abstract\, reaching it before 15 November 2018.  Applicants will be no
 tified of the allocation of an EMAS bursary by 15 January 2019.\ntop\nExhi
 bition\nAmple space\, immediately adjacent to the lecture and poster areas
 \, will be available for the exhibition of instruments\, equipment\, leafl
 ets and books.  Interested companies are invited to contact the Workshop S
 ecretariat.\ntop\nShort courses  (Sunday May 19th\, 2019)\nEach course is 
 limited to 25 participants.  The courses are open to non workshop particip
 ants.  Cost per course\, covering course material\, a refreshment break an
 d lunch\, is € 60 for ½-day courses and € 100 for the full day course.Intr
 oduction to EBSD  (full day)A full-day short course to introduce the physi
 cal and practical methods of electron backscatter diffraction (EBSD).  The
  course is given as a series of short lectures.  The course is aimed at st
 udents\, technicians\, engineers and researchers with either no or limited
  experience of EBSD although some familiarity with basic SEM techniques wo
 uld be beneficial.  The course will cover different aspects of EBSD includ
 ing overview of EBSD and historical aspects\, some basics of sample prepar
 ation\, EBSD on non-conductive materials\, and some clues for transmission
  EBSD work.  We will also demonstrate the advantages of distortion correct
 ion for large area scans and offline EBSD capabilities\, which will be sho
 wn during a practical demonstration.Introduction to quantitative EDS X-ray
  microanalysis  (morning)This course is aimed at new users to X-ray microa
 nalysis in the SEM utilising the energy-dispersive X-ray detector (EDS).  
 We will overview the generation of X-rays under electron beam bombardment\
 , review the factors controlling emission of those X-rays and consider the
  performance characteristics of the EDS and discuss the benefits and limit
 ations of the resulting energy-dispersive spectrum.  We will then apply ED
 S to the acquisition of quantitative analysis of materials (including a co
 nsideration of standards-based analysis and standardless analysis) and map
 ping and phase identification in unknown samples.Quantitative compositiona
 l mapping by EPMA - An introduction to XMapTools software  (morning)Over t
 he last decade\, quantitative compositional mapping has emerged as a power
 ful technique to aid petrological interpretations.  Chemical maps of major
  and minor elements can both depict the spatial distribution of each miner
 al phase and capture their compositional variability at the micro-scale.  
 However\, computer tools are required to calibrate the maps and to produce
  numerical datasets that enable quantitative investigation of specific pet
 rological processes.  The software solution XMapTools is at the cutting ed
 ge of progress in this sector\, and aims to simplify the data processing b
 y providing statistical toolboxes and functions embedded in a user-friendl
 y graphical user interface.This ½-day short course is designed as an XMapT
 ools beginner course\, where participants will be introduced to the softwa
 re and learn how to calibrate and analyse compositional maps acquired by E
 PMA.  It will provide an important foundation accessible to high-level und
 ergraduate students\, graduate students\, and professional researchers who
  are using or planning to use quantitative compositional maps in their own
  studies.Introduction to transmission electron microscopy (TEM)  (morning)
 TEM – transmission electron microscopy – comprises a series of invaluable 
 characterisation tools covering a wide field of materials research.  The c
 ombination of unparalleled spatial resolution (<1 Å) with a range of diffr
 action\, imaging and spectroscopic techniques means that researchers withi
 n fields ranging from protein analysis in life science through chemistry a
 nd geology to metal\, semiconductor and nanomaterials technology will enco
 unter the technique as TEM data or in literature.This ½-day course will gi
 ve you a short introduction into this generic technique with a focus on po
 ssibilities and limitations.  The general principles will be explained and
  relevant TEM expressions and abbreviations will be explained\, so that af
 ter this class you will both have an insight into whether or not TEM will 
 be useful in your research (and how to proceed)\, and be more confident in
  understanding TEM data presented in literature and talks.Introduction to 
 WDS X-ray microanalysis  (afternoon)Here we will consider both the paralle
 l beam and Rowland circle wavelength-dispersive spectrometer (WDS) as appl
 ied to SEMs and EPMA respectively.  We will compare performance characteri
 stics of the WDS with the energy-dispersive spectrometer (EDS) and conside
 r various aspects of the resulting WD spectrum.  A lecture on optimising t
 he WDS setup in EPMA will precede discussions on the quantification of the
  WDS signal detailing its strengths and limitations.  We will conclude by 
 looking at mapping using WDS.Participants would ideally have an understand
 ing of theory of X-ray generation under electron beam bombardment or have 
 undertaken the course on EDS analysis in the morning.Monte Carlo simulatio
 n  (afternoon)In electron microscopy and its analytical methods\, the elec
 tron- and photon-matter interactions play a dominant role.  The electrons 
 and the atoms of a sample are the reactants\, and the backscattered\, tran
 smitted\, secondary electrons\, the characteristic\, and Bremsstrahlung X-
 rays\, the products.  As only the products of these interactions can be me
 asured\, Monte Carlo simulations have been developed over the years to hel
 p microscopists understand\, visualise\, predict and get results obtained 
 from their measurements.This ½-day short course aims to be as practical as
  possible\, providing tutorials how modern and freely available Monte Carl
 o programmes can be used to address common microanalysis problems and situ
 ations.  Taking advantage of their respective possibilities\, different pr
 ogrammes will be demonstrated in the course\, including Casino\, NISTMonte
 \, PENELOPE\, Monaco\, MC X-Ray and PyMonteCarlo.  Participants of the sho
 rt course at the EMAS 2017 Workshop are welcome to attend as well.  This s
 hort course will cover different Monte Carlo programmes and examples than 
 in Konstanz.  Attendees are encouraged to bring a laptop.Electron probe ma
 intenance  (afternoon)The care and correct maintenance of an SEM is the ke
 y aspect for a correctly operating instrument. This workshop will cover ma
 ny aspects of SEM maintenance. Some of the topics to be covered include: v
 acuum systems and their maintenance\, cleaning of microscopes parts such a
 s apertures and wehnelt assembly\, basic monitoring of instrument\, testin
 g of instrument operation (resolution\, magnification calibration)\, EDS m
 aintenance and calibration\, monitoring filament conditions (filament life
  improvement and setting)\, and sorting out imaging problems.\nThe topics 
 to be covered are:1.    Vacuum Systems and their maintenance2.    Vacuum S
 ystems advanced (diffusion and turbo pumps)3.    Cleaning of microscopes p
 arts3.1.    Cleaning by Hand and Wet Cleaning3.2.    Column Cleaning - Ape
 rtures and Wehnelt assembly3.3.    Cleaning the Column4.    Filament life 
 and type of break (monitoring filament conditions). Filament life improvem
 ent and setting.5.    Detectors (Checking and maintenance)6.    Basic Moni
 toring of Instrument7.    Testing of instrument operation (resolution\, ma
 gnification calibration).8.    Sorting out Imaging Problems9.    Electrica
 l System of SEM’s (fuses\, power supplies etc)\nOther areas that need to b
 e covered are:1.    Vacuum Performance (Monitoring The Vacuum System)2.   
  Instrument Settings (currents and/or control positions)3.    Resolution a
 t a range of kV at specific working distances/focal length4.    Magnificat
 ion Calibration. Magnification calibration at specific kVs and at specific
    magnifications.5.    Specimen contamination rate6.    Monitoring Filame
 nt Conditions. Filament life and type of break and Ceramic colour7.    Mon
 itoring the EDS Detectora.    EDS Checkingb.    EDX calibration and calibr
 ation changec.    EDX resolution at FWHM on Mn and Al at a specific kVd.  
   L to K ratio of a popular elemente.    EDX LN2 quantity per fill (or SDD
  temperature check)8.    Resolution Test9.    Maintenance10.    Image Prob
 lems\nOrder of EM Maintenance Workshop Presentation\nSection 11.    Welcom
 e.2.    Facilities\, emergency procedures3.    Introduce Presenters (Ric\,
  Aiden and Terrence).4.    What do Workshop participants want from worksho
 p.5.    What instruments are they interested in talking about.6.    Presen
 tations to be given on USB.7.    Basic Procedures before any EM Maintenanc
 e\nSection 21.    Vacuum Systems and their maintenance2.    Vacuum Systems
  advanced (diffusion and turbo pumps)\nSection 31.    Cleaning of microsco
 pes partsa.    Cleaning by Hand and Wet Cleaningb.    Column Cleaning - Ap
 ertures and Wehnelt assemblyc.    Cleaning the Column2.    Filament life a
 nd type of break (monitoring filament conditions). Filament life improveme
 nt and setting.\nSection 41.    Detectors (Checking and maintenance)- SEI 
 and BSE2.    Basic Monitoring of Instrument3.    Testing of instrument ope
 ration (resolution\, magnification calibration).4.    Sorting out Imaging 
 Problems\nSection 51.    What can cause problems pre/post installation (vi
 bration/EMI/noise)2.    Measurement 3.    Possible mitigation pre/post ins
 tall\nSection 61.    EDS maintenance and calibration2.    Monitoring the E
 DS Detectora.    EDS Checkingb.    EDX calibration and calibration changec
 .    EDX resolution at FWHM on Mn and Al at a specific kVd.    L to K rati
 o of a popular elemente.    EDX LN2 quantity per fill (or SDD temperature 
 check)3.    Resolution Test\n4.    Overall Summary5.    Questions from Wor
 kshop participantsShielded EPMA for use in irradiated nuclear fuel analysi
 s: Problems and opportunities (afternoon)Shielded EPMA has been used in th
 e analysis of irradiated nuclear materials for several decades\; however\,
  significant areas for improvement remain. This short course is intended f
 or shielded EPMA users proficient in its application to the analysis of ir
 radiated nuclear fuels. The course will focus on best practices in sample 
 handling and preparation\, addressing common problems with software and ha
 rdware\, and devising common goals for future improvements in analytical c
 apabilities. The fee of this short course includes a social event on eithe
 r Mo.- or Tu.-evening for the course participants.\ntop\nPROGRAMME\nPlease
  download the PDF of the final announcement for details on the programme.
 \ntop\nRegistration fees  \nOnline registration is available on the EMAS w
 ebsite.  Participants are encouraged to complete registration and arrange 
 for their payment\, preferably before 15 March 2019 to qualify for reduced
  rates.The registration fee includes:➢ lunches (Mo. – We.) and all refresh
 ment breaks\;➢ the welcome buffet (Su.) and the Workshop dinner (We.)\;➢ t
 he workshop programme booklet\;➢ a PDF-copy of the workshop’s Book of Tuto
 rials and Abstracts containing the detailed programme\, the text of the in
 vited lectures\, and the abstracts of the poster presentations\;     a har
 d copy of the workshop’s Book of Tutorials and Abstracts can be ordered\, 
 until 31 March 2019\, by completing the relevant tick box on the registrat
 ion page\;➢ a hard copy of the Workshop Proceedings volume (except with st
 udent registration\, or equivalent).\n\n\n\nWorkshop attendance- Current E
 MAS members- Registration + 2-year EMAS membership- Non-member registratio
 n only\nearly rate until March 15€ 500.00 € 570.00€ 650.00\nlate rate as o
 f March 15€ 600.00 € 670.00€ 750.00\n\n\n- Student / EMAS member in retire
 ment      (without proceedings volume)Workshop dinner  (additional ticket)
       (for exhibitors\, accompanying persons)Proceedings volume  (hard cop
 y)      (for students\, exhibitors\, accompanying persons) Short courses (
 Sunday 19 May 2019)- Introduction to EBSD (fully day)- Introduction to qua
 ntitative EDS ( morning)- Introduction to the XMAP Toolbox (morning)- Intr
 oduction to TEM (morning)- Introduction to WDS (afernoon)- Monte Carlo sim
 ulation (afternoon)- Electron probe maintenance (afternoon)- Shielded EPMA
  (afternoon)\n€ 250.00€ 75.00€ 40.00€ 100.00€ 60.00€ 60.00closed€ 60.00€ 6
 0.00€ 60.00€ 100.00\n\n\n\ntop\nSocial programme\nAll participants and acc
 ompanying persons are invited to the welcome buffet reception on Sunday ev
 ening. This informal get-together is hosted by the International Scientifi
 c Committee and the Local Organising Committee.The workshop dinner\, on We
 dnesday evening\, will be held in Banksalen hall in the centre of Trondhei
 m. The cost is included in the registration fee but is extra for accompany
 ing persons.\ntop\nPayment\nPayment of the registration fee should be pref
 erentially made through the EMAS website (www.microbeamanalysis.eu) using 
 the online PayPal system (no account necessary)\; no credit card informati
 on will be stored on the EMAS website\; various payment options are availa
 ble (e.g.\, credit cards) depending on your country.  An invoice/receipt w
 ill be generated by the system.Alternatively\, if you prefer to pay by ban
 k transfer or any other offline payment method\, please choose the 'pay of
 fline' button and follow the instructions\; this will generate your invoic
 e\, which includes bank transfer and contact details.\ntop\nCancellation\n
 Refund of the registration fee (less € 50 administrative costs) will only 
 be granted if notification of cancellation has reached the Workshop Secret
 ariat before 15 April 2019.  After this date\, no refund will be made.  Re
 funds will be processed after the Workshop.\ntop\nInsurance\nThe organiser
 s cannot be held responsible for any personal accident or damage to the pr
 operty of the participants.\ntop\nPersonal data\nPersonal information supp
 lied to EMAS will be held on computer and may be used only for purposes co
 nnected with the activities of the European Microbeam Analysis Society.\nt
 op\nAccommodation\nWe have arranged for favourable room rates (incl. break
 fast and taxes) in two hotels near the city centre of Trondheim and within
  walking distance of the workshop venue. Please be advised that the mentio
 ned rates are only valid for a minimum stay of 3 nights. It is advisable t
 o book your hotel accommodation as soon as possible to benefit from these 
 preferential rates.\n\n\n\nComfort Park Hotel - 50 roomsco.park@choice.not
 el: +47-73-83.39.00booking code: 121418Quality Hotel Augustin - 60 roomsq.
 augustin@choice.notel: +47-73-54.70.00booking code: 130038\nsingle NOK 994
  NOK 994\ndoublefor single use NOK 1094NOK 1094\ndoubleor twin NOK 1199NOK
  1199 \n\n\n\nNote: It is not possible to book with the mentioned booking 
 code through the hotel’s website\; it must be booked by e-mailing or calli
 ng the hotels.\n \ntop\nVenue\n  Norwegian University of Science and Techn
 ology  Realfagbygget  Høgskoleringen\, Trondheim\, NorwayThe Realfagbygget
  is a modern concrete building\, with natural downlights and high ceilings
 \, at the centre of the NTNU campus and has hosted several conferences.Tro
 ndheim is a famous city from the Middle Ages in the centre of Norway with 
 one of the most famous attractions being the Nidaros Cathedral. The cathed
 ral is built from soapstone and is the most famous attraction in Trondheim
 .The Nidelva river runs through the city centre\, quite close to the hotel
  accommodation. Walking paths follow the river all the way through the cit
 y\, from the famous wooden buildings in the city centre through the forest
  and the big dam of “Nedre Leirfossen”. The river is famous for its good s
 almon fishing\, which also takes place in the city centre\, and in June on
 e sometimes can see and hear salmon jumping while enjoying refreshments in
  the local pubs.Trondheim is also situated right next the large Trondheims
 fjord\, which host a rich population of fish and wildlife such as small wh
 ales (porpoise) or even white tailed eagles.Though Trondheim is a medium-s
 ized city (± 190\,000 inhabitants) it is closely surround by wild natural 
 resorts\, including Bymarka and Estenstadmarka\, that in winter are used f
 or cross country skiing (October/November through April/May)\, and hiking 
 in the summer. The resorts host many of the common northern Scandinavian a
 nimals\, such as moose\, and small predators like lynx and foxes. The reso
 rts can be reached in less than 20 minutes by bus or train from the city c
 entre.\ntop\nHow to get to the Workshop venue\nPlease also see the map at 
 the bottom of this page.a) By air: Participants arriving by plane are advi
 sed to arrange travel through Trondheim Værnes airport\, from where an air
 port bus leaves for the city centre\, with stops at all the hotels\, inclu
 ding the two proposed hotels. From the city centre\, the workshop venue is
  within walking distance\, but bus number 5\, having stops close to the pr
 oposed hotels\, stops at the NTNU campus\, with the “NTNU North” stop bein
 g next to the Realfagbygget building\, which is the workshop venue.b) By c
 ar: Trondheim can be reached by the E6. This is a 7-hour plus drive from O
 slo\, taking you past some quite spectacular Norwegian Mountain terrains.
 \ntop\nThe weather in Trondheim in May\nTrondheim has tempered climate. Th
 e day temperatures in May varies quite significantly between different yea
 rs\, sometimes with summer temperatures reaching up to 20 °C\, but also wi
 th the possibility of 5 °C and snow showers. It is therefore recommended t
 o bring a raincoat and a woollen sweater just in case\, though May is the 
 most dry month in Trondheim.\ntop\nInternational Scientific Committee\n\n
 \n\nKurt AaslyFrançois BrissetMaarten BroekmansMiran ČehHans DijkstraKrist
 ian DrivenesFernanda GuimarãesJarje HjelenStuart L. KearnsEnrico LangerXav
 ier LlovetMichael B. MatthewsPhilipp PömlSilvia RichterBjørn E. Sørensen (
 chair)Giovanni Valdrè\nNorwayFranceNorwaySloveniaThe NetherlandsNorwayPort
 ugalNorwayGreat BritainGermanySpainGreat BritainGermanyGermanyNorwayItaly
 \n\n\n\ntop\nLocal Organising Committee\nWenche FinsethMorten P. RaanesBjø
 rn E. Sørensen (chair)Luc Van’t dack\ntop\nWorkshop Secretariat\nEMAS 2019
  Workshop SecretariatUniversity of AntwerpDepartment of Chemistry\, Resear
 ch Group PLASMANTCampus Drie Eiken\, Universiteitsplein 12610 Antwerpen-Wi
 lrijkBelgiumtelephone    : +32-3-265.23.43e-mail : luc.vantdack@uantwerpen
 .betop\n\n  https://www.microbeamanalysis.eu/past-events/event/52-emas-201
 9-16th-european-workshop-on-modern-developments-and-applications-in-microb
 eam-analysis
DTSTART:20190519T150000Z
DTEND:20190523T120000Z
LOCATION:Norwegian University of Technology and Science\, Trondheim\, Norwa
 y (Høgskoleringen 5\, 7034 Trondheim\, Norwegen)
SUMMARY:EMAS 2019 - 16th European Workshop on MODERN DEVELOPMENTS AND APPLI
 CATIONS IN MICROBEAM ANALYSIS
URL:https://www.microbeamanalysis.eu/past-events/event/52-emas-2019-16th-eu
 ropean-workshop-on-modern-developments-and-applications-in-microbeam-analy
 sis
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