Attention
Students: 
                
The Arizona Imaging and Microanalysis Society (AIMS) annual meeting is
scheduled for Thursday March 24th at the University
of Arizona, in the South Ballroom of the Memorial Student Union.  The
complete schedule can be found at http://www.azmicroscopy.org/conferences.php.
We would like to invite any undergraduate or graduate student who uses
microscopy to visualize their research to present a poster at the conference.
There will be 4 poster awards ($150 each) and each student will also be awarded
a Digital Microscope from Park Systems. Poster sessions will be from
10:00-11:00 am and at 1:00-2:00 pm but you are encouraged to attend the
conference throughout the day! You can submit your registration online at http://azmicroscopy.org/membership-account/membership-levels/.
 Your student membership, only $5, will pay for your admission to the
conference and meals at the event. You can pay the membership fee at the check
in table on the day of the conference or mail a check in advance to the address
listed online. You must register in
advance to enter the poster
competition and to have admission to the conference and luncheon.  I will
need a final copy of your poster abstract by Wednesday March 16th to be included in the
conference program.  Below I have listed the poster guidelines and
evaluation criteria for the competition. Please feel free to contact me if you
have any questions:  bbeam@email.arizona.edu
.
Thank you to  for
donation of the Digital Microscopes to student poster award winners!
Thanks!
Brooke
Massani
AIMS
Secretary
Student Poster Guidelines:
- Applicants
     must be or have been an undergraduate or graduate student during the
     academic year of the meeting.
- The
     work must consist of original research authored by the participant and be
     co-authored by his/her advisor. 
- The
     poster must be formatted to fit within an area of 48 inches wide by 36
     inches high.
- The
     poster should contain: title, author and affiliation, abstract,
     introduction, methods and materials, results, discussion, figures and
     legends, and references.
Award Evaluation Criteria:
The AIMS judges will use the
following criteria to evaluate the student posters:
- Scientific
     merit
- Soundness
     of the research proposal
- Experimental
     design and thoroughness of investigation
- Validation
     of conclusions
- Application
     of microscopy/microanalysis in answering the experimental question
- Quality
     of micrographs/images/data
- Presentation
     
- Diversity
     of instrumentation and technique
- Clarity
     and quality of writing
- Grammatical
     correctness
 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Brooke Beam Massani, Ph.D.
W.M. Keck Center for Surface and
Interface Imaging
University of Arizona Chemistry
& Biochemistry
1306 E. University Blvd.
Tucson, AZ 85721
email: bbeam@email.arizona.edu
Ph: (520)621-3395
Fax: (520)621-8407
UA Microscopy Alliance -  http://microscopy.arizona.edu
 
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