The webinar, led by Dr. Robert W. Harrison from the University of Manchester and Min Wu (Ph.D.) from Thermo Fisher Scientific, will give participants insights into advanced electron microscopy techniques and their application in nuclear fuel research. The experts will present the new FIB/SEM and TEM facilities at the University of Manchester and show how these help to explore the behavior of materials under extreme conditions. 

They will explain how electron microscopy is used to assess the radiation damage to materials – a crucial factor in optimizing the safety of nuclear reactors. You will also learn more about the behavior of nuclear fuels in corrosive environments and how these insights help to improve material stability and durability. 

The webinar will also highlight the development and commissioning of the new alpha-radionuclide electron microscopy facility in Manchester. Case studies will be used to illustrate the impact of these technologies on nuclear materials research. The event offers an excellent opportunity to interact directly with experts and gain valuable insights into the latest research. 

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DGM webinars and training courses regularly provide a comprehensive overview of current trends and technologies in materials science. Take this opportunity to further your education, make new contacts and expand your knowledge in the field of nuclear fuel research using advanced electron microscopy.