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Make the most of your M&M experience and join our morning running/walking group! Get up on the right foot by lacing up your running shoes and joining fellow attendees for an energizing run/walk through the city, all 4 days of the conference: bit.ly/4fA6aCL

🧀 Milwaukee is known for its cheese—and even cheddar has fascinating microscopic detail. We'll see you at #MandM2026! Image credit: Dennis Kunkel Microscopy / Science Photo Library Register today: edgereg.net/er/Registratio…

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Your microscopy community is gathering in Milwaukee. Don't miss your chance to connect with colleagues from around the world at #MandM2026. Register today: edgereg.net/er/Registratio…

There's still time to join the microscopy community in Milwaukee! Learn, network, discover, and experience everything #MandM2026 has to offer. Register now: edgereg.net/er/Registratio…

🍺 Milwaukee is famous for beer—and it looks incredible under the microscope. Join us at #MandM2026 and share your favorite beer-related micrographs! Image credit: Michael W. Davidson / BevShots Register today: bit.ly/4hhHRfk

There's still time to join MSA for Microscopy & Microanalysis 2026 this August 2-6, in Milwaukee, WI! Looking back on the highlights from M&M 2025, we can't wait to see another incredible conference in just a few weeks. Register today to save your seat: mmconference.microscopy.org/registration-i…

July 10th, 2026, is the last chance to register for a room at the Hyatt Regency Milwaukee while the lowest rate is still available. Book your room today so you can stay close to all the action at M&M 2026: book.passkey.com/event/51191604… #MM2026

Join us in celebrating the 2026 Professional Technical Staff Awardees! Selected through a competitive review process, these individuals were recognized for the quality of their first-authored submissions and their important contributions to the microscopy and microanalysis field.

Frances Ross, PhD, of Massachusetts Institute of Technology, receives the Distinguished Scientist Award for her pioneering work in in situ electron microscopy, advancing our understanding of crystal growth, self-assembly, and liquid-phase processes. microscopy.org

If we're BEE-ing honest, we lost track of time and almost forgot to share that yesterday was #WorldBeeDay! Check out this Bee brain by Denise Yamhure Ramire of the University of California-Davis, Davis, CA: microscopy.org/microscopy-tod…

Melanie Wiegand (University of Oregon) is one of MSA’s 2026 Undergraduate #Research Scholarship awardees, “Exploring chiral interactions of magnetic skyrmions with Laguerre-Gaussian vortex electron beams using 4D-STEM modeling and ptychographic phase reconstruction.”

Congratulations to Burton Medal recipient Pinshane Huang for her pioneering electron microscopy work probing 2D materials at the atomic scale. Join us at M&M 2026 to celebrate these achievements with the global microscopy community: microscopy.org

Samuel Ursu is among MSA’s awardees of our 2026 Undergraduate #Research Scholarship Program. Samuel represents The University of Alabama with their research on “Characterization of electric field effects on grain boundary structure and grain growth in Al-doped NiO ceramics.”

Winner from M&M 2025 Orlando Daniel Salguero (University of Washington) shared impressive work with their poster on “Structural Studies of Single-Atom Yb3 Defects in CrI3 2D Ferromagnets Using Scanning Transmission Electron Microscopy.” Learn more: microscopy.org

Congratulations to MSA Fellow Frances Ross, recognized for pioneering in situ electron microscopy to study crystal growth, self-assembly, and liquid-phase processes. Celebrate this achievement at M&M 2026! Learn more: microscopy.org

Lingfeng Zhou shared innovative work with their poster on “Advanced STEM Analysis of Anion Void Lattice and Defects Evolution in Electron Irradiated CaF.” Representing University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. See the next round of poster winners at M&M 2026: microscopy.org.

Congratulations to Burton Medal recipient Pinshane Huang for her pioneering electron microscopy work probing 2D materials at the atomic scale. Join us at M&M 2026 to celebrate her achievements with the global microscopy community: microscopy.org

Samuel Ursu is among MSA’s awardees of our 2026 Undergraduate #Research Scholarship Program. Samuel represents The University of Alabama with their research on “Characterization of electric field effects on grain boundary structure and grain growth in Al-doped NiO ceramics.”