Commission on Electron Crystallography
Electron crystallography is the branch of science that uses electron scattering and imaging to study the structure of matter
A list of books, special issues of journals, tables:
Database for electron microscopy software.
Here are a few highlights which can be useful for people new to electron crystallography.
Sub-Committee on the International Tables
J. Hadermann (Chair)
A. Kirkland
Sub-Committee on Dynamical Diffraction
J. Etheridge (Chair)
D. Van Dyck
K. Tsuda
Sub-Committee on Software for Electron Crystallography
J. M. Zuo (Chair)
W. Sinkler
Sub-Committee on Electron CIF Terms and Electron Diffraction Databases
U. Kolb (Chair)
L. Palatinus
X. D. Zou
Sub-Committee on Aberration Definitions
A. Kirkland (Chair)
As part of advancing DMI techniques, regular workshops are help for the DMI community to gather and present the state-of-the-art in measurement and science. If you have an idea for hosting a workshop, please contact Darren Pagan.
Below are links to various educational resources:
A series of recorded lectures connecting high-energy X-ray measurements and the micromechanical response of crystalline materials are available online. Special focus is placed on providing the theory required to understand underlying algorithms in 3DXRD/HEDM methods. A corresponding set of notes for this course are available upon request.
Links to software packages for Diffraction Microstructure Imaging