Invited Talks

Contents

• Using Quantitative Iteration To Correct "Pathological" Spectral Interferences (M&M, 1998)

• Compositional Averaging of Backscatter Intensities in Compounds, (NIST, 2002)

• Fast and Easy Background Modeling for Practical Quantitative Analysis (Goldschmidt, 2005)

• UofO CAMCOR Facility and Thin Film Quant by EPMA (Oregon State University, Dept. Mechanical Engineering, 2009)

• High Sensitivity EPMA, Past, Present and Future (Castaing Symposia, M&M, 2011, Nashville)

• TEPNA: A Proposal for a Transmission Electron Probe Nano Analyzer (IEEE Nano 2011, Portland)

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