Post-Deadline Posters

The deadline for submitting a post-deadline poster has now passed.
The Call for Papers for M&M 2019 in Portland, Oregon will be posted by December 3, 2018. Mark your calendar!

Click on each paper title to link to the original 2-page paper. All Post-Deadline Papers below will be presented as Posters on Monday, August 6, 2018 from 3-5 PM, in the poster area of the M&M 2018 Exhibit Hall.

Post-deadline papers are not included in the program or proceedings.

Board Number	Presenter Name	Paper Title
PDP-1	Stephen Aro	Atomic Force Microscopyin Coatings Research
PDP-2	Alexandros Banis	Effect of Ultrafast Heating on the Microstructure Evolution of a Medium Carbon Chromium Manganese Steel
PDP-3	Benjamin Bedard	Microstructures in Gas-Atomized and Cold-Sprayed Al6061 Powder
PDP-4	Jennifer Bourne	Exploring Olfactory Bulb Glomeruli with Serial Section Electron Microscopy
PDP-5	Francisco Capani	Degenerative Modifications in Synapses and Related Structures Induced by Perinatal Asphyxia: Correlative Light and Electron Microscopy Studies
PDP-6	Ki Soo Chang	Laser Scanning Confocal Thermo-reflectance Microscope for Sub-surface Thermal Imaging of Semiconductor Devices
PDP-7	See Wee Chee	Studying the Interdiffusion of Au and Pd using Nanoparticle Diffusion Couples and Transmission Electron Microscopy
PDP-8	Ann Chiaramonti Debay	Extreme Ultraviolet-Assisted Field Ion Evaporation
PDP-9	Claire Chisholm	Mechanical-Environmental-Thermal MEMS Platform for In-Situ Nanoscale Materials Characterization
PDP-10	Lysa Chizmadia	STEM-EDS Analysis of Chemical Variation During Asteroidal Aqueous Alteration in the Primitive Meteorite LAP 02342
PDP-11	Chip Cody	MALDI Imaging with a Time-of-Flight Mass Spectrometer with a Spiral Geometry and Silver Nanoparticles
PDP-12	Bahareh Deljoo	Microstructure of Surface Functionalized Powder for SOFC Cathodes
PDP-13	Michelle Devoe	FlowCam® Nano provides counts, sizes and images of nano-and microparticles: Application to a therapeutic protein pumping study.
PDP-14	Sonali Dhindwal	Biochemical and Structural Aspects of Endosomal Escape by Porcine Circo Virus 2 (PCV2)
PDP-15	Tony Fearns	Host and Pathogen Control of Mycobacterial Localisation in Macrophages
PDP-16	Janet Gbur	Characterizing Non-metallic Inclusions in Superelastic Nitinol Fine Wires and Effects on Mechanical Properties
PDP-17	Diana Grishina	X-ray Imaging Non-Destructively Identifies Functional 3-Dimensional Nanostructures
PDP-18	Mark Hagmann	Scanning Frequency Comb Microscopyâ€”A New Method in Scanning Probe Microscopy
PDP-19	Rodney Herring	Young-Fringe Measurements of Amorphous (a)-C, Au + a-C and a-Metal TEM Specimen Stabilities for HRTEM Studies
PDP-20	Rodney Herring	Dislocation Core Phase Imaging by DBI
PDP-21	Haw-Tyng Huang	Damage-Free Sample Preparation of Carbon Phosphonitride for High Resolution Transmission Electron Microscopy
PDP-22	Ery Hughes	Resolving Problems of EPMA-derived Water Contents of Melt Inclusions
PDP-23	Wolfram Jarisch	3D Tomography - Increased Accuracy and One to Two Orders of Magnitude Accelerated Reconstruction with eHECTOR - the New Extended High Efficiency Computed Tomography with Optimized Recursions
PDP-24	Fu-Hao Ji	Ultrafast Nano-diffraction Imaging Applications Using the HiRES Beamline in LBNL
PDP-25	Aaron Johnston-Peck	Quantifying the Composition and Size of Bimetallic Clusters
PDP-26	Alison Kriz	High-Aspect Ratio Sulfur-MoS2-Carbon Heterostructure Electrode Materials for High-Performance Li-S Batteries: Design and Multiscale Characterization by Advanced Focused Ion and Electron Beam Techniques
PDP-27	Evan Krystofiak	Intestinal Glycocalyx and Enterocyte Microvilli Integrate into a Stratified Transcellular Structure Optimized for Size-exclusion Barrier Function and Epithelial Homeostasis
PDP-28	Patricia Kysar	An Ultrastructural Observation of White Rot Fungus
PDP-29	Ellen Lavoie	The Wound Plug of Caulerpa sp., the Giant Coenocytic Alga, Visualized with an In-situ Hummingbird Liquid Cell TEM Holder
PDP-30	Hansueng Lee	Cryogenic Scanning Electron Microscopy: Preparation & Characterization
PDP-31	Hannah Leonard	Development of Quasicrystal Morphology in Gas-Atomized Icosahedral-Phase-Strengthened Aluminum Alloy Powders
PDP-32	Jun Liu	Identification and Analysis of Reverse-Bias Breakdown Sites in CIGS Solar Cells from Modules to Atoms
PDP-33	Kleyser Agueda Lopez	Characterization of Strongly Correlated Ca3(Ru0.95Ti0.5)2O7 Domain Walls using Cryogenic High-Resolution STEM
PDP-34	Yinchuan Lv Defect	Characterization in Cubic Boron Arsenide and Boron Phosphide via Aberration-Corrected Low-Voltage STEM
PDP-35	Aissa Manallah	Surface Topography Measurement by Confocal Spectral Interferometry
PDP-36	Ria Mitchell	Plant-soil Interactions and Weathering within Cryptogamic Ground Covers (CGCs): Applying a Novel Multi-modal and Multi-scale Method via Correlative Imaging and Focused Ion Beam (FIB) Microscopy
PDP-37	Shinya Nagashima	Atomic-level Observation of Platinum Dissolution and Re-deposition Using Liquid Electrochemical TEM
PDP-38	Samuel Norris	Focused Ion Beam Lithography for Novel Nanofabrication Applications
PDP-39	Dong-Bae Park	An Analysis of Non-Ferrous Materials (Parts) of Automobiles Using Precision Analysis Equipment
PDP-40	Dianne Poster	Electron Microscopy Observation of Paper and Nanomaterials Using the Hitachi SU5000 FE/VP-SEM and the Hitachi HT7800 120kV TEM coupled with HILEM 1000 Ionic Liquid for Sample Preparation
PDP-41	Pavel Potapov	Treating Outliers in the Course of Principal Component Analysis of EELS Spectrum-Images
PDP-42	Ivo Rangelow	AFMinSEM Based on Active Cantilever with Diamond-tip for Correlative Microscopy, Field-emission Scanning Probe Lithography, EBID and Nanoindentation
PDP-43	Ian Robertson	Compressing the Workflow of Infrared Microscopy with Intelligent Automation
PDP-44	Mike Kundmann	Open and Extendable Object-Based Model for Microscopy Data
PDP-45	Naidu Seetala	Biodegradation of Four Aliphatic Polyesters Studied by Biochemical/Chemical Oxygen Demands and SEM
PDP-46	Robert Spurling	Microstructural Evaluation of the Thermal Stability of Inconel 740H Nickel-Based Superalloy
PDP-47	Sriram Vijayan	Temperature Calibration of a MEMS-based Heating Holder by Isothermal Sublimation of Silver Nanocubes
PDP-48	Danqi Wang	Grain Orientation Mapping of Polycrystalline Organic Molecules by Electron Backscattered Diffraction (EBSD) in SEM
PDP-49	Bing Wang	Cryo-EM Structural Characterizations of EncB, a Ferritin-like Encapsulin Cargo Protein
PDP-50	Xing Wang	Investigating Helium Bubble Formation in NiFex Alloys using Electron Energy Loss Spectroscopy
PDP-51	Robert Williams	Correlative Microscopy Examination of a Brake Pad Bonded to Brake Rotor
PDP-52	Shiyou Xu	Reducing Ion Beam Damage to Dentin Structure by Metal Staining
PDP-53	Xiao-xiang Yu	In-situ Observations on Early Stage Oxidation of NiCr and NiCrMo Alloys
PDP-54	Cheney Zhang	Reconstruction of Three-Dimensional Micro-Structures From Two-Dimensional Microscopic Images Using Texture Synthesis and Phase Field Method

Post-deadline posters will be accepted between April 2 and June 26, 2018.

Papers received between April 2 and June 26 will be presented as post-deadline posters in the poster area of the M&M 2018 exhibit hall.
To submit, EMAIL your two-page paper to postdeadlineposters@microscopy.org
Submission deadline is Tuesday, June 26, 2018 at 11:59 PM, Pacific Time. Papers received after that deadline will not be considered.
CLICK HERE for the two-page paper template.
Post-deadline posters are not included in the program proceedings and are not considered "published".
Post-deadline poster papers will be available for review and download (PDF) on the M&M 2018 website by July 20.
No travel support is available for Post-Deadline Poster Presenters.
Post-deadline poster presentation day is Monday, August 6, 2018.
Notification of acceptance of post-deadline posters will be made on or before Friday, June 29, 2018.
All post-deadline poster presenters will need to register for the meeting for at least the day of their presentation (Monday).

Questions? Contact the Meeting Manager.

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