Award winners announced!

The 2009 MAS Award winners are announced.

MAS 2009 Awards

It is with great pleasure, that I announce our 2009 MAS Award Recipients. Please join me at the Opening Plenary Session Part II to congratulate our colleagues for their noteworthy contributions to our scientific field and to our Society. Please also welcome and congratulate the next generation of microanalysis investigators – the Distinguished Scholar Awards recipients.

Cathy Johnson - President, MAS 2008-2009

Peter Duncumb Award for Excellence in Microanalysis Sponsored by
	Dale E. Newbury

Presidential Science Award
	Joseph R. Michael

K.F.J. Heinrich Award
	Dominique Drouin

MAS Service Award
	Valerie Woodward

MAS Outstanding Paper Awards from M&M 2008

Birks Award - Best Contributed Paper

Quantitative HAADF-STEM and EELS

J.M. LeBeau¹, S.D. Findlay², L.J. Allen³, S. Stemmer¹
University of California at Santa Barbara¹
University of Tokyo²
University of Melbourne, Australia³

Macres Award - Best Instrumentation/Software paper

Methodology for the Quantification of HyperspectralCathodoluminsecence

C.M. MacRae, N.C. Wilson and A. Torpy CSIRO, Australia

Cosslett Award - Best Invited Paper

Secondary, Backscattered and Low Energy Loss electrons in the SEM: Quantification for Nano Analysis

M. M. El-Gomati, C.G.H. Walker, C. Bonnet, S.P. Tear and J A D. Matthew
University of York, United Kingdom

Castaing Award - Best Student Paper

New FIB Fold-Out Method for TEM Cross-Section Sample Preparation

H.C. Floresca, J. Jeon, M.J. Kim
University of Texas at Dallas

MAS Distinguished Scholars

Scholar	Institution	Paper
C. A. Barrios	University of Akron	Toward Robust High Resolution Chemical Imaging
D. Cohen-Tanug	Princeton University	Superior Imaging Quality of Scanning Helium-Ion Microscopy: A Look at Beam-Sample Interactions
D. A. Cullen	Arizona State University	Polarization Field Mapping of AlGaN/GaN HEMT Devices using Lorentz-mode Electron Holography
H. Hu	University of Illinois-Urbana Champaign	Atomic-Resolution Imaging of Crystals Using Charge Flipping and Precession Electron Diffraction
J. K. Hyun	Cornell University	Three-Dimensional Imaging of Corrosion Mechanisms in Polymer Electrolyte Fuel Cells by Scanning Transmission Electron Tomography
S. C. Longanbach	Michigan State University	In-Situ Tensile-Creep Deformation Observations of a Cobalt-Based Superalloy
S. Morishita	Nagoya University	Reconstruction of Atomic Columns in Silicon by Electron Diffractive Imaging
V. Ortalan	University of California-Davis	Observation of Cluster Formation from MgO - Supported Mononuclear Ir Complexes by Aberration-Corrected STEM
Z. E. Russell	Appalachian State University	Development of a Micro Mass Spectrometer: Analysis of Particle Behavior in MEMS Ion Lens Systems
J. P. Winterstein	University of Connecticut	Electron Microscopy Analysis of Interfaces in Oxides for Energy Applications

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