7th International Workshop on Electron Probe Micro-analysis

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🚀 The 7th EPMA Workshop is back — and more exciting than ever!
Join us online 23–26 March 2026 for a fully refreshed virtual workshop featuring new speakers, new topics, and the latest breakthroughs in electron probe microanalysis for Earth & Planetary Sciences.
Explore a fast-paced program covering:
• EPMA fundamentals & quantitative analysis
• Measurement accuracy & data evaluation
• Beam-sensitive materials
• X-ray mapping
• Glassy & hydrated materials
• Analytical modelling & automated mineralogy
• Oxidation state (Fe & S)
• Meteorite applications
• Essential EPMA software tools

✨ What's new this year:
Dedicated sessions on Bruker AMICS automated mineralogy, oxidation state measurements in glasses and minerals, novel EPMA applications in meteoritics, and powerful software tools for all EPMA users.

🎁 Post-Workshop Benefits:
• Access to all recordings, presentations & transcripts for two weeks
• A Q&A platform where you can submit questions anytime — even if you don't attend live — with answers from the speakers after the workshop
🔗 Explore our new website & register now:
https://sites.google.com/view/epma-athens2026

Register here: https://forms.gle/FDFmdB4tVBKq4cpr7
 
Early Registration deadline: 28th February 2026

Our Speakers (given in alphabetical order of the last name): Ioannis Baziotis (Agricultural University of Athens), John Donovan (University of Oregon), Anette Von der Handt (University of British Columbia), Chris Hayward (University of Edinburgh), Ery Hughes (University College London), Colin MacRae (CSIRO Mineral Resources), Serguei Matveev (JEOL Germany), Amanda Ostwald (Michigan State University) and Jesse Walters (University of Graz).

Thank you for your continued support, and we look forward to your participation in the workshop. 

On behalf of the EPMA workshop committee,
 
Best Regards.