Featuring Three FREE Live Sessions Plus Live Special Events

Covering Emerging Topics Related to Materials, Processing & Interfaces

October 27-29, 2020 10:00 a.m.-1:15 p.m. (EDT) View Speakers

With the unfortunate cancellation of the AVS 67th International Symposium & Exhibition, AVS is pleased to present the AVS 67 Virtual Showcase to be held October 27-29, 2020, 10:00 am-1:15 pm. (EDT). Like the AVS International Symposium, this Virtual Showcase will also cover a range of emerging topics related to materials, processing, and interfaces in both the research and manufacturing communities. The Virtual Showcase will consist of three live sessions filled with invited speakers and award talks, live Q&A, other highlights, and special events.

Live Technical Sessions It’s All in the Details: Mechanistic Understanding of Materials Fabrication and Analysis How Thin is Thin? Pushing the Limits of Nanoscale Interfacial Engineering The Future of the AVS: New Directions, Emergent Materials, and Their Applications

Live Professional Development & Networking Sessions

AVS 67 Kickoff After Party: Let's Get Kahooted! Changing Careers: How to Make a Successful Career Transition Networking During Transitional Times Meet the AVS Editors Photo Contest with Prizes: “A Day in Life”

Live Virtual Sponsor Zoom Rooms (1:30 pm-2:30 pm EDT)

Bruker: Visit Bruker’s Virtual Sponsor Room on Tuesday, October 27 from 1:30 PM to 2:30 PM EDT to learn about the latest in nanoindentation and atomic force microscopy including the revolutionary nano infrared spectroscopy AFM systems and how these technologies will help your research. Our team will be available to answer any questions you may have regarding your specific laboratory needs. Check the Online Scheduler and/or Mobile App for details. MKS: Please join MKS’ Virtual Sponsor Room immediately following the Wednesday, 10/28 Live Session where you will be able to see our vacuum related products, presentations, white papers, and product videos, all within our virtual booth. MKS experts will be available to chat live to answer your questions. Check the Online Scheduler and/or Mobile App for details. Pfeiffer: Vacuum system maintenance: What should you do to lower your cost of ownership and increase your equipment longevity while still operating at high performance? R&D labs often neglect to include the maintenance of an OEM or custom built vacuum system in their budgets. But most components require replacement and preventative maintenance to keep fully functional. In this webinar, we will review important guidelines and practical maintenance procedures for optimal performance and longevity for vacuum pumps and appropriate vacuum accessories. Please join Pfeiffer Vacuum for this informative 40-minute webinar on October 28 at 1:30 pm EDT -Register Here. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar. Thermo Fisher: As the complexity of materials increases, the challenge in completely understanding them becomes more complex too. It’s increasingly rare to get all the answers required from one analysis to satisfy your customer, your advisor, or even just your curiosity! In this presentation we will give a demonstration of sample analysis using the Thermo Scientific Nexsa Surface Analysis System, showing how the state of the art combination of co-incident XPS, ISS, Raman, REELS and UPS, coupled with the MAGCIS dual mode ion source, is capable of meeting the analytical challenges faced by today’s scientists and engineers. Join us to see the instrument in action! Check the Online Scheduler and/or Mobile App for details. SAES Getters: We would like to inform you about The SAES GETTERS webinar on the latest developments in terms of getter alloys: the ZAO. This novel material allows for the use of Non Evaporable Getter (NEG) pumps in unprecedented pressure regimes, e.g. at 1E-5 Pa (1e-7 Torr), historically inaccessible for NEGs. At the same time, the ZAO alloy can be “fine-tuned” to deliver the highest pumping speeds for H2, matching the requirements of experimental setups running at extremely low pressures, down to 1E-10 Pa (1e-12 Torr). The webinar will give an overview of the capabilities of ZAO based pumps in real systems, encompassing high vacuum and ultra-high vacuum applications. The webinar will be held on Thursday, October 29, at 1:30 pm (EDT) within the AVS 67 Virtual Showcase. Register Here

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AVS 67 will now be held October 24-29, 2021 in Charlotte, North Carolina.