We are pleased to announce the

SALVE 2D22 Symposium

taking place in presence at Ulm University, Germany from

April 4^th - April 7^th, 2022.

The symposium is dedicated to research on
low-voltage S/TEM for low-dimensional materials, their fabrication and property calculation and modification.
 

A raising star on the horizon of materials are the 2D quantum systems, ideally suited for low-voltage electron microscopic studies as they are atomically thin and of well-defined thickness, can act as low-background imaging substrates and a single projection image can often completely describe their atomic arrangements. Thus, they are a unique platform for understanding structural and electronic properties with single atom precision. The workshop intents to highlight symbiotic developments between low-voltage electron microscopy and low-D material creation as well as their property calculation and application. Thus, the workshop has an interdisciplinary character and intents to create a unique platform for bridging the diverse facets of low-D material science. One key point of the workshop is to deepen our understanding of the interaction of low-energy electrons with matter on the scale of the single atoms. In this perspective, the workshop will follow the legacy of previously organized SALVE symposia, to further strengthen the low-D — low-voltage community.

Click here for the program.