Announcement
Welcoming all returning, new, and future facility users!
The CNMS and the User Executive Committee (UEC) are pleased to announce the 2023 CNMS User Meeting will be held in person from August 7-11, 2023. Please join us in person at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in downtown Knoxville for the opportunity to highlight research areas and exchange ideas -- bringing together leading researchers, junior scientists, postdocs, and students.
Register for the 2023 CNMS User Meeting HERE! Registration closes June 12th.
To submit a poster abstract click on "Call for Abstracts" from the menu or the link at the bottom of the page.
Plenary addresses:
David J. Masiello - Professor of Chemistry, The University of Washington
TBD
Confirmed Speakers
Amanda Marcel (Rice University), Feng Yuan Zhang (University of Tennessee), Steven Stevenson (Purdue University - Fort Wayne), Jerry Bernholc (North Carolina State University), Liping Yu (University of Maine), Sara King (University of Chicago), Jill Venton (University of Virginia), Natalie Holder (SLAC), Jon Ihlefeld (University of Virginia)
The User Meeting will also feature:
- Topical Workshops
- Autonomous Characterization and Synthesis
- CryoEM
- Novel Materials for Neuromorphic Computing
- Understanding Structure and Dynamics of Charged Polymers
- Chemical Characterization of Materials
- Novel Materials for Neuromorphic Computing
- User Group Town-Hall Meeting with the CNMS UEC: provides opportunities for the user community at large to provide additional input on facility operations that affect users.
- Poster Session: students, postdocs, and users are encouraged to participate and present the results of their research and share their experiences at the user facilities. Poster presented by graduate and undergraduate students will also be eligible to compete for the Best Student Presentation award given at the town hall meetings.
The CNMS user facility is supported by the U.S. Department of Energy’s Office of Science to provide specialized instrumentation and expertise to researchers from universities, national laboratories, and industry that enables them to conduct forefront research that would otherwise not be possible with resources at their home institutions.
