Events

The Sci Tech Library and the ACMM invite you to INNER SPACE:a microscopic journey

29 February - 5 April, 2012
An exhibition that brings to you the world of science through microscopic, nanoscopic and atomic scale lenses. Share in discoveries across disciplines: from engineering of alloys or locomotion of cancer cells to fossil revelations from 7 million years ago.

Library hours Mon to Thu 8am -10pm; Fri 8am - 8pm; Sat 9am - 5pm; Sun 1pm - 5pm
SciTech Library Level 1, Jane Foss Russell Building (G02), 160 City Road, Darlington, NSW 2006
Tel +61 2 9351 5322
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ACMM hosts WUN-SPIN 2012 Worldwide Universities Network 4th International Conference on Spintronics

23–25 July 2012, University of Sydney

The Australian Centre for Microscopy & Microanalysis is proud to host this prestigious conference on behalf of Professor Yongbing Xu (York University) and the WUN Spintronics Consortium.

WUN-SPIN 2012 will feature an innovative program designed for the multi-disciplinary nature of spintronics; attractive to materials scientists, physicists, engineers and students alike. Professor Simon Ringer and Dr Rongkun Zheng of the University of Sydney warmly invite you to join us as we discuss recent developments in spintronics and associated technologies. We will explore further this rapidly growing field of research that has the ability to transform the future design of information technology devices.

Conference website and registration details: wired.ivvy.com/event/WUN12S/

Previous events

ACMM hosts 52nd International Field Emission Symposium

5-8 July 2010, Crowne Plaza Coogee Beach
The ACMM was delighted to serve the IFES International Steering Committee (ISC) and the field emission community by hosting the 52nd meeting of the society – the first ever to be held in Australia.

ACMM Launch and Open House

4 June 2010
After nearly 52 years of the Electron Microscope Unit (EMU) as a name, it was with a great sense of occasion that we joined with friends and supporters to formally launch our centre’s new appellation, the Australian Centre for Microscopy & Microanalysis (ACMM). The honoured guests included Prof. Jill Trewhella, DVC-R of the University, Prof. Margaret Sheil, CEO of the ARC, Provost Prof. Stephen Garton, and many deans and heads of departments.