Overview
Recent years have witnessed significant progress in experimental techniques for structure analysis and visualization using X-rays, electrons, and neutrons. These advances have greatly expanded our ability to directly probe atomic, molecular, and electronic structures in a wide variety of materials. This CEMS Topical Meeting aims to bring together researchers working on diverse analytical methods to share recent experimental achievements and methodological developments. By providing a forum for active discussion and exchange, the symposium seeks to promote mutual understanding across disciplines, foster new collaborations, and stimulate future joint research at the frontiers of structural science.
Organized by
RIKEN Center for Emergent Matter Science (CEMS)