2002 AIMS Conference

March 7, 2002
Old Main
Arizona State University
Tempe, AZ 85287

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Annual AIMS Conference 2002 Speaker Information and Abstracts

Morning Session

8:45 AM
Lucille A. Giannuzzi, University of Central Florida, "Focused Ion Beam Specimen Preparation for Everything"
9:30 AM
Joseph W. Perry, University of Arizona, "Two-photon, 3-D Lithography"
11:30 AM
Brad J. Marsh University of Colorado, "3-D structural studies of the pancreatic beta cell by high resolution EM tomography"

Afternoon Session

1:30 PM
Nigel D. Browning, University of Illinois at Chicago, "Interfaces and Defects in Nanoscale Material Systems"
2:15 PM
David J. Dingley TexSEM Laboratories and University of Bristol, "Automated crystallography in the SEM and TEM"
3:15 PM
Clint Potter The Scripps Research Institute, "Automated Molecular Microscopy"

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The Fungal Body

Cells of the common mold Neurospora crassa viewed in a frozen-hydrated state with a cryoscanning electron microscope. Most fungi are made up of tube-like cells called hyphae. Hyphae grow, branch, and divide giving rise to a complex network of cells, i.e., the fungal body or mycelium. (Robert Roberson)