XRM2005
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26 Tue - 30 Sat, July 2005
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The
Internationl Conference on X-ray Microscopy (XRM)
held every three years is the primary international forum for the
presentation and discussion of advances in high spatial resolution
X-ray imaging and its applications across a broad range of science and
technology. The aim of the conference is to provide up-to-date information on the developments on X-ray microscopy, including basic X-ray physics and technology, and applications to biology, medicine, material science, chemistry, environmental science, and industry. The conference will also open the door to all the new methods for observing microstructures using X-rays as a probe, including theoretical approaches. The 8th conference of this series, XRM2005, will be held at Egret Himeji, Himeji City, Japan in July 2005 with the support of SPring-8, University of Hyogo, Himeji City, and the Nanotechnology Researchers Network Center of Japan. |
Important Notice Airport Limousine Bus service from KANSAI International Airport(KIX) to Himeji will be started from July 15th. |
International Program Committee: | Sadao Aoki (Univ. Tsukuba, chair.) |
Local Organizing Committee: | Akira Kira (SPring-8, chair.) |
Local Steering Committee: | Yoshio Suzuki(SPring-8, chair.) Hiroaki Kimura (SPring-8, vice-chair:) |
Publication Committee: | Yasushi Kagoshima (Univ. Hyogo, chair:) |
Conference Secretariat: | Kazuhiro Tohma (SPring-8) Aya Inobe (SPring-8) Phone: +81-791-58-0987 Fax: +81-791-58-0988 xrm05@spring8.or.jp |
This
conference is also supported
by
The Japanese Society for Synchrotron Radiation Research(JSSRR), The Japan Society of Applied Physics(JSAP), The Japan Society for Precision Engineering(JSPE), The Japan Society for Analytical Chemistry(JSAC), Japanese Medical Society of Synchrotron Radiation(JMSSR), The Biophysical Society of Japan(BPSJP), The Laser Society of Japan(LSJ), Bioimaging Society, Japan Forum on X-ray Imaging Optics. |