1st Edition
Scanning Transmission Electron Microscopy Advanced Characterization Methods for Materials Science Applications
Chapter 1 Practical Aspects of Quantitative and High-Fidelity
STEM Data Recording
[Lewys Jones]
Chapter 2 Machine Learning for Electron Microscopy
[Alex Belianinov]
Chapter 3 Application of Advanced Aberration-Corrected Transmission
Electron Microscopy to Material Science: Methods to Predict
New Structures and Their Properties
[O. I. Lebedev]
Chapter 4 Large Dataset Electron Diffraction Patterns for the
Structural Analysis of Metallic Nanostructures
[Arturo Ponce, José Luis Reyes-Rodríguez, Eduardo Ortega,
Prakash Parajuli, M. Mozammel Hoque, Azdiar A. Gazder]
Biography
Dr. Alina Bruma received her PhD degree in Nanoscale Physics from The University of Birmingham, UK in 2013. Dr. Bruma completed several postdoctoral stages at the Laboratory of Crystallography and Materials Science (CRISMAT-CNRS) France, University of Texas at San Antonio, USA and The National Institute of Standards and Technology, USA before moving to the American Institute of Physics Publishing in 2019. Her research has been focused on the study of crystalline structure of materials and the determination of their structure-property relationship using transmission electron microscopy and electron diffraction. Dr Bruma is also the Chairman of The Electron Diffraction sub-committee at the International Center for Diffraction Data (ICDD).
