Detailed program may be found here

The Norwegian Centre for Transmission Electron Microscopy
Inauguration of NORTEM TEM Infrastructure
Thursday 10th - Friday 11th September 2015,
Oslo Science Park (Forskningsparken) , Gaustadalleen 21, Oslo
Thursday 10. September (Chairs: John Walmsley, SINTEF and Øystein Prytz, UiO)
10.30 Welcome, coffee and registration
11:00 Introduction (Spyros Diplas, project leader NORTEM)
11:15 Overview of facilities and activities in NORTEM ( by Anette Gunnæs, UiO,
Randi Holmestad, NTNU and Annett Thøgersen, SINTEF)
12:30 Lunch
13:30 Scientific presentations by invited speakers
Rick Brydson, Leeds, UK “High resolution analytical transmission electron microscopy of
organic materials”
Eva Olsson, Chalmers Sweden, title TBA
Joanne Etheridge, Monash Australia "Solving nanoscale structures using aberrationcorrected S/TEM"
Thomas Hansen, DTU Denmark “Environmental transmission electron microscopy:
possibilities and performance”
15:30 Coffee break
16:00 Company presentations by FEI, Jeol, Gatan and Protochips
18:00 End of day 1
Friday 11. September (Chair: Rudie Spooren, SINTEF, head of NORTEM board)
09:30 Coffee
10:00 Welcome and greetings by Rector of University in Oslo Ole Petter Ottersen
10:15 An introduction to NORTEM by the NORTEM management group
10:30 Greetings from the other NORTEM partners:
President of SINTEF Unni Steinsmo
Pro-rector for Research NTNU Kari Melby
10:50 Asbjørn Mo, Research Council of Norway "The importance of, and some conditions for,
long term national funding of research infrastructure"
11:00 Greetings from international advisory committee, Prof Joanne Etheridge
11:10 Congratulatory remarks and official opening of NORTEM by State Secretary to
the Minister of Education and Research, Bjørn Haugstad
11:30 Hans Erik Vatne, Head of Technology , Hydro "Competitive aluminium products
through control down to the atomic level"
12:00 Lunch
13:00 Guided tour of the facilities in Oslo
Registration at https://nettskjema.uio.no/answer/67304.html
NORTEM (the Norwegian Centre for Transmission Electron Microscopy) is a large scale infrastructure
project supported by the Norwegian Research council and the three partners, NTNU, SINTEF and UiO, for
investing in and running TEM infrastructure in Norway. The project has two nodes, in Trondheim and Oslo.
This meeting is to acknowledge that the instruments are up and running.