08 September 2021 from 09:00 to 13:00
Fully online event
MAPEX workshop & user meeting - 3D Materials Analytics
Developed within the investigation area “3D Materials Analytics” of the MAPEX-CF, this meeting aims to connect researchers active or interested in the fields of x-ray microscopy and x-ray computed tomography.
From biology and geosciences to materials science, scientists from the University of Bremen and external institutions will share their research with a multidisciplinary audience.
Be there and benefit from the expertise and instrumentation present on campus.
The workshop will comprise
- An introductory lecture about x-ray microscopy and x-ray computed tomography;
- Invited talks by experts of different research fields;
- Round table discussions;
Aims and scope
Studies of 3D bulk materials microstructures can be pivotal for the future development of sustainable materials and to the understanding of biological materials towards bio-inspired goals.
In this sense, x-ray microscopy and x-ray computed tomography surge as viable options to tackle the open questions in the scientific community.
By promoting the exchange between present and future interested researchers with the expertise of MAPEX and MAPEX-CF we intent to further develop and solidify the field of 3D materials analytics at the University of Bremen.
Format
The workshop will be in a fully virtual format using the platform gather.town. In the workshop space, you will be able to use your personal avatar to:
- Listen to the lecture and talks in the keynote room;
- Meet colleagues in private spaces for small group discussions.
- Participate in round-table discussions;
Final program
Session 1: | Keynote room |
09:00 | Prof. Lucio Colombi Ciacchi; Dr. Guilherme Dalla Lana Semione, MAPEX Center for Materials and Processes, University of Bremen Welcome and introduction |
09:10 | Dr. Wolf-Achim Kahl, MAPEX Center for Materials and Processes, University of Bremen Introductory lecture |
09:50 | Break |
10:00 | Dr. Michael Georg Siccha Rojas, MARUM, University of Bremen CT applications in marine micropaleontology |
10:20 | Md Nurul Karim, Advanced Ceramics, University of Bremen Micro-computed tomography of ceramic porous structures and composites: microstructural analysis and in-situ mechanical tests |
10:40 | Karen Stamm, Biological Structures and Biomimetics Workgroup, Hochschule Bremen Phase-contrast or staining: Visualization of biological samples using the XRM |
Round table discussions | Meeting room |
Session 2: | Keynote room |
11:30 | Elie Abi Aoun, Faserinstitut Bremen e.V. (FIBRE), University of Bremen Automated defect detection in rotor blades of wind turbines based on micro-CT scans |
11:50 | Clarissa Karthäuser, Biogeochemistry department, Max-Planck Institute for Marine Microbiology Marine snow particle visualization - a correlative imaging approach to characterize sinking organic material in the ocean |
12:10 | Dr. Wolf-Achim Kahl, MAPEX Center for Materials and Processes, University of Bremen Enhanced weathering in the seabed: rapid olivine dissolution and iron sulfide formation in submarine volcanic ash |
12:30 | Dr. Hanna Lührs, MAPEX Center for Materials and Processes, University of Bremen Closing remarks |
Round table discussions | Meeting room |
