GUEST LECTURE FRANCISCO ROBLES HERNANDEZ UNIVERSITY OF HUSTON EDUCATION 2000 - 2004 Ph.D. Materials Science and Engineering University of Windsor, Mechanical Automotive and Materials Engineering Dissertation: Improvement of Functional Characteristics of the Al-Si Cylinder Liners through the Utilization of Melt Treatment with the Novel Electromagnetic Technology Windsor, ON Canada 1996 - 1999 M.S. Materials Science and Metallurgy National Polytechnic Institute of Mexico, Mexico City College of Chemical Engineering and Extractive Industries Thesis: Production and Characterization of Composites Metal- Fullerene by Means of Mechanically Alloyed and Spark Plasma Sintering Mexico City, Mexico 1991 - 1996 B.S. Metallurgical Engineering Minor in Chemistry of Mining National Polytechnic Institute of Mexico, Mexico City College of Chemical Engineering and Extractive Industries Mexico City, Mexico

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The various electron microscopies (SEM, TEM, FIB) will be presented and discussed, starting form their physical basis and ending with an overview of the ‘tricks’ that allow to exploit the instruments to their full capability. Learning Objectives Provide the attendees with an overview of the techniques described, with particular focus on how to properly run experiments. Topics Electron-solid interactions Use of electrons in microscopy Scanning Electron Microscope: working principle, instrumentation, proper running of experiments Transmission Electron Microscope: working principle, instrumentation, proper running of experiments Ion-solid interactions Focused Ion Beam: working principle, instrumentation, proper running of experiments Exam In the last lectures the students will be asked to answer a set of Multiple-Choice Questions related to the syllabus. The exam will be passed if at least 70% of the answers will be correct

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