Everyone planning
to attend the meeting must fill out the registration form by
Dec. 3,
2005. There will be no exceptions and anyone not registered by Dec.
3 will not be able to attend the workshop. The number of
participants is limited and will be determined on the basis of the
information provided in the registration form. Students and post
doctoral fellows are encouraged to complete the registration form as
soon as possible as there are 15 free student registration awards
(does not include conference banquet) available. Full workshop
registration fee is $800 and includes the conference banquet and
continental breakfast and lunch for all four days.
REGISTRATION FORM
Please
enter the following information:
I have made my reservation
at the Wyndham Buttes Resort.
I have not made my
reservation at the Wyndham Buttes Resort.
All registrants must fill out the following
questionnaire:
Current Research Projects/Interests:
How important is
in situ microscopy for your
current research projects ?
Select all of
the following in situ techniques you are currently using in your
research:
Which of the
above-mentioned tools would you like to use for your current or future projects
(assuming no financial constraints)?
1) With respect to your current and
future research projects, what are the questions that cannot be answered by the
current status of in situ techniques and how would you like to overcome
these difficulties?
2) In your opinion, what are the current
general limitations of in situ TEM and how can they be resolved?
3) Looking to the future, what do you think
the most important thrust areas in nanoscience will be 10 years from now?
4) Will the current instrumentation
available for dynamic imaging be suitable for these future demands?
5) What kind of TEM facility would you like
to have 10 years from now?
6) Would you prefer to use
regional/national microscope facilities instead of buying and maintaining a
state-of-the-art facility? (Please give reasons for your answer).
7) If you use a regional/national facility,
what would be your expectations from such a facility?
8) What other steps can be taken to
increase the impact of in situ microscopy on the development of nanoscience?
9) Enter any questions, suggestions
or comments below?
Check must be received before registration can be confirmed.
For further information, contact:
Joanne Ackerman
LeRoy Erying
Center for Solid State Science
Arizona State University
Box 871704
Tempe,
AZ 85287-1704
(Phone: 480 965-4424 FAX: 480 965-9004)
E-Mail:
null@null.org
