Atom probe tomography (APT) is a powerful technique to determine composition and the structure of materials in three-dimensions and down to the sub-nanometer scale. There have been several recent efforts to combine atom probe tomography with other microscopy methods and techniques, both ex-situ and in-situ, with the goal to understand the composition-property interrelationships at the same position of the sample. This extends the use of atom probe tomography to not only provide composition information for complex materials, but to also correlate composition with material properties such as structural, functional and mechanical properties. The talks in this webinar will explore some examples of correlative microscopy with atom probe tomography and will complement the articles in the July theme issue of MRS Bulletin on this topic.

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