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Sponsored by: The Characterization Facility, U of MN IPRIME, U of MN ThermoFisher Scientific. Introduction to FT-IR Microscopy and Chemical Mapping Workshop Time 8:30 am - 5:00 pm, Monday, December 5, 2011. Location Kenneth H. Keller Hall , room 3-180 (first floor)

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  1. Sponsored by: • The Characterization Facility, U of MNIPRIME, U of MNThermoFisher Scientific Introduction to FT-IR Microscopy and Chemical Mapping Workshop Time8:30 am - 5:00 pm,Monday, December 5, 2011. LocationKenneth H. Keller Hall, room 3-180 (first floor) 200 Union Street SE, Minneapolis, MN 55455University of Minnesota, Twin Cities East Bank Campus CostFree. Complimentary lunch is provided. Registration is required. Registration EmailBing Luo, luox0026@umn.edu DescriptionThis workshop will give a detailed introduction to the operational principles, instrumental configurations and applications relevant to Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy and microscopy. Researchers who are interested in FT-IR structural and chemical characterization and imaging are welcome to participate. In the morning sections, the Characterization Facility (Charfac) staffing will introduce FT-IR in general. Dr. Ken Smith of ThermoFisher Scientific will talk about FT-IR microscopy in detail. University of Minnesota students and external speakers will present their FTIR-related research. In the afternoon, instrumental demonstrations will be given on the newly acquired Nicolet Continum FT-IR microscope in the Charfac, Room 22, Shepherd Labs. Agenda available on the CharFac and IPRIME websites. Information about the organizers: Charfac: www.charfac.umn.edu IPRIME: www.iprime.umn.edu ThermoFisher Scientific: www.thermofisher.com  Please join us! The University of Minnesota is an equal opportunity educator and employer. This publication/material is available in alternative formats upon request. Printed on recycled and recyclable paper with at least 10 percent postconsumer material.

  2. FT-IR Workshop AgendaDecember 5, 2011Keller Hall 3-180 (first floor) • Travel note: Light rail construction is underway at the University; please review details before arrival • 8:30a Registration • 8:45 Welcome. Dr. Bing Luo, U of Minnesota • 8:50 Introduction to Characterization Facility (Charfac) • Dr. Greg Haugstad, Director of Charfac, U of Minnesota • 8:55 Introduction to IPrime • Bob Lewis, Director of Technology Transfer, U of Minnesota • 9:00 Introduction to Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy • Dr. Bing Luo, U of Minnesota • 9:30 Introduction to FTIR microscopy & chemical mapping, & their applications, Dr. Kenneth Smith, ThermoFisher Scientific • 10:30 Break • 10:45 Title TBA Dr. Jinping Dong, Cargill Inc. • 11:05 Extending the analytical reach of FTIR: selected industrial examples • Dr. Joseph Delaney, Boston Scientific. • 11:25 Engineered optical structures in the infrared • Anand Gawarikar, Prof. Talghader group, U of Minnesota. • 11:45 Qualitative characterization of molecular wires using FTIR spectroscopy, Abel Demissie, Prof. Frisbie group, U of Minnesota • 12:05p Lunch, on site, compliments of ThermoFisher Scientific • 1-5:00 Equipment demonstration, hands-on session and discussion • CharFac, Shepherd Labs, room 22

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