The Microscience Microscopy Congress 2023, one of the biggest microscopy events in United Kingdom taking place fully in person from 4 to 6 July 2023 in Manchester (UK), establishes a forum for research and technology from micro- to nanotechnology with 36 conference sessions, an exhibition with more than 90 companies represented, a great selection of features such as pre-event workshops and turn-up-and-learn training opportunities and a busy social program.
Meet Park Systems Team at mmc Manchester at:
- • the pre-event AFM Workshop dedicated to the novel SPM techniques and applications in life science, taking place on 4th of July 2023 in …. Room…
For the details please visit here [link to the WS LP] - • Park’s booth #313 to discuss with us the automation of nanoscale imaging process on the #FX40 Automatic AFM and its advantages for investigating materials at nanoranges! Don’t wait and book a demo slot today: 该Email地址已收到反垃圾邮件插件保护。要显示它您需要在浏览器中启用JavaScript。
- • Park’s Commercial AFM Workshop. Date and place to come
- • Dates: 4 - 6 July, 2023
- • Venue: Manchester Central, Petersfield, Manchester, M2 3GX, UK
- • Our location: Booth #313
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About mmc:
In 1966 the Royal Microscopical Society (RMS) held their first MICRO meeting in London. This event combined a scientific conference with a major microscope exhibition, and encompassed life and physical science as well as instrumentation and different types of microscopy techniques. As it kept growing over the years in size and importance it attracted more and more delegates and visitors from overseas and started competing with other major Microscopy congresses in Europe and internationally. During the years of 2002-2010 the decision was made to re-brand the MICRO series as MICROSCIENCE. From there on out the MICROSCIENCE Conferences continued to develop into one of Europe’s major microscopy events, serving two main purposes: promoting and showcasing the latest developments in the field of microscopy, while also providing a topnotch conference program. Due to the London Olympics and Paralympic Games in 2012 the RMS decided to relocate to Manchester. With over 100 exhibitors and over 3000 delegates and visitors the emc2012 turned into the largest European Microscopy Congress to date. Since then the RMS has build on this success and re-branded the series again in 2014 to mmc (Microscience Microscopy Congress).