30 anniversary of the international centre of advanced materials...

30th anniversary of

the International Centre of Advanced Materials and Electron Microscopy

– a retrospective view

Humboldt University of Berlin, Institute of Physics, Chair of CrystallographyNewtonstrasse 15, D-12489 Berlin, GermanyPhone ++49 30 20937761, Fax ++49 30 20937760Email: wolfgang.neumann@physik.hu-berlin.deWeb: http://crysta.physik.hu-berlin.de

W. Neumann

Autumn School on Materials Scienceand Electron Microscopy 2005

“Microscopy of Tomorrow´s Industrial Materials”Berlin, October 4th, 2005

Humboldt University of BerlinInstitute of PhysicsChair of Crystallography

Newtonstrasse 15D-12489 BerlinGermany

Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c. Heinz Bethge(1919 - 2001)

The founder of the International Centre of Electron Microscopy

Director of the Institute of Solid State Physics and Electron Microscopy Halle

until 1984

Director of the International Centre

(1975 – 1985)

President of the Deutsche Akademie der

Naturforscher Leopoldina

(1974 – 1990)

Prof. Dr.Dr.h.c. Johannes Heydenreich

Vice-director of the Institute of Solid State Physics and Electron Microscopy

Halle

until 1991

Director of the International Centre

(1985 – 1995)

Director of the MPI for Microstructure Physics Halle

(1992 – 1995)

Main building of the

Institute of Solid State Physics and Electron Microscopy

Main building (back side) of the

Institute of Solid State Physics and Electron Microscopy

Institute of Solid State Physics

and Electron

Microscopy

Electron mirror microscope

Constructed and developed in the

IFE

by

J. Heydenreich

Laboratory building and HVEM hall

32 years

High-voltage

electron microscopy

in Halle

(1971-2003)

JEOL

JEM 1000

Institute of

Solid State Physicsand

Electron Microscopy

The first high-resolution electron microscope of the

institute

(JEOL JEM 100C)

Institute of

Solid State Physics

and

Electron Microscopy

JEOL JEM 400 EX

Guest house of

the Institute of Solid State Physics and Electron Microscopy

Guest house Institute of Solid State Physics and Electron Microscopy

International Centre of Heat and Matter ExchangeMinsk (Former Soviet Union)

United Centre of Nuclear ResearchDubna (former Soviet Union)

International Laboratory of Strong Magnetic Fields and Low Temperatures

Wroclaw (Poland)

International Centre of Mathematics „Stefan Banach“Warsaw (Poland)

International Centres in Eastern (Socialist) Countries

International Centre of Electron MicroscopyHalle/Saale

Foundation: March 1975

Member countries

Director of the Centre

Scientific council: two members of each coutry

Structure

Bulgaria Czechoslovakia GDR

Hungary Poland Soviet Union

Brain storming for the next Autumn school

Scientific council of the centre in 1979

Transmission electron microscopy (TEM)Diffraction contrast

High-resolution TEMHigh-voltage EM/ in-situ HVEM

Surface electron MicroscopyScanning EM

Electron optical methods of surface physicsDecoration technique EM

Analytical Electron MicroscopyElectron diffraction

Image formation and image processingEM preparation techniques

Topics of International SchoolsTechniques

Materials ScienceGeneral

Plasticity and fracture of Materials Ionic crystals, ceramics, and glasses

Amorphous materialsInterfaces

Layers and layer systems Small particles

Catalysts and nanostructured materials

Advanced semiconductorsEM in microelectronicsEM in optoelectronics

Topics of International SchoolsApplications

Autumn School 1975

Transmission electron microscopy

of crystalline materials

Autumn School 1984

Application of electron-optical methods

in microelectronics

Autumn School 1977

General aspects of in-situ HVEM(influence of surfaces, vacuum, of environmental conditions,

and of beam damage)

Instrumentation(specimen chamber techniques, image registration)

Strength of metals (bcc, fcc) Strength of non-metals

(ionic crystals, covalent crystals, polymers, glasses)

Non-mechanical specimen treatment(thermal treatment, irradiation)

In-situ HVEMin the field of plasticity and other topics of materials research

International SymposiumSpring 1979

Deformation of non-ferrous metals and alloysMicrostructure and deformation of steels

Deformation of ionic crystals and semiconductorsMicrostructure and mechanical behaviour of ceramics

High-temperature deformation and recoveryFatigue

FractureProperties and interaction of lattice defects

Electron microscopy in plasticity and fracture research of materials

International SymposiumAutumn 1989

International Symposium on

Electron Microscopy in

Plasticity and Fracture Research of Materials

Holzhau, 1989

16 keynote papers

46 contributed papers

Celebration of the 60th birthday of Prof. Heinz Bethge

in 1979

Model of planned forthcoming buildings of the

Institute of Solid State Physics and Electron Microscopy

at the Weinberg area

Aerial view of the Max Planck Institute of Microstructure Physics

International Centre of Advanced Materials and Electron Microscopy

(1996) Reorganisation of the International Centre of Electron Microscopy

Directors

(1996 – 2001)

Prof. Dr. U. Gösele Prof. Dr. R. SchlöglMPI for Microstructure Physics Halle/Saale Fritz Haber Institute Berlin

Max Planck Institute of Microstructure PhysicsHalle/Saale

(1997) Advanced semiconductors:

formation, properties and characterization of nano-scale structures(1999)

New techniques in electron microscopy for materials sciences

The Harnack house of the Max Planck Society Berlin-Dahlem

Autumn Schools(1998) Metal clusters

(2000) Electron microscopy of catalysts and nanostructured materials

Autumn SchoolsHumboldt University Berlin, Institute of Physics,

Crystallography(2002) Progress in materials science through electron microscopy(2003) New developments in nanostructured materials - synthesis,

characterization, functionality" (2004) Emerging microscopy for advanced materials development

imaging and spectroscopy on atomic scale"

International Center of Advanced Materials and Electron Microscopy

Autumn School 2005 on Materials Science and Electron Microscopy

"Microscopy of Tomorrow’s Industrial Materials"

Berlin, October 4th – October 7th, 2005

SponsorsThe Autumn School 2005 is financially supported by:

German Research Foundation (DFG)European Union in the framework of European Network SANDIE

Max Planck Institute of Microstructure Physics, HalleGerman Society of Electron Microscopy

As well as by the following companies (in alphabetic order):

CARL ZEISS SMT GmbHCEOS GmbHFEI Company

GATAN GmbHJEOL (Germany) GmbH

Soft Imaging System GmbH

Organization

Advisory Board

A.L. Aseev / NovosibirskA. Claverie / ToulouseJ. Dutkiewicz / Krakow

L. Frank / BrnoU. Gösele / HalleF. Hofer / Graz

H. Hofmeister / HalleJ. Hutchison / Oxford

G. Radnoczi / BudapestR. Schlögl / Berlin

H.-P. Strunk / ErlangenD.S. Su / Berlin

J. Urban / Berlin

Scientific Organizing Committee

A.L. Aseev / NovosibirskF. Hofer / Graz

J. Hutchison / Oxford G. Radnoczi / BudapestH.-P. Strunk / Erlangen

P. Werner / HalleW. Neumann / Berlin

H. Kirmse / Berlin

Local Organizing Committee

Chair: I. HähnertI. HäuslerH. Kirmse

E. OehlschlegelS. Putzke

T. WernickeS. Wicke

C.L. ZhengK. Zeil

Director of the International Center of Advanced Materials and Electron Microscopy: W. Neumann

Austria 1Bulgaria 1Croatia 1Czech Republic 2Germany 50Great Britain 1Hungary 5Poland 7Russia 8Serbia and Montenegro 1South Afrika 1Ukraine 1

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Participants

Invited lecturers:

Austria 1Germany 11Hungary 2Poland 1Russia 1

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