HyperSpy Workshop 2024

May 13. till May 17.

HyperSpy Workshop 2024

This workshop is geared towards electron microscopy users who are interested in HyperSpy for their data analysis.

During this one-week workshop we will cover the basics of data handling in HyperSpy and then provide example work-flows for typical datasets that Users acquire at ePSIC. This will include spectroscopy datasets in STEM, i.e. spectrum images with EELS and / or EDXS, and also large 4D-STEM datasets acquired using the Medipix detector on E02. Machine learning toolboxes available within HyperSpy and their application on various data types will also be discussed. We will cover two packages dedicated to 4D-STEM data analysis, PyXEM and py4DSTEM, and a simulation package, abTEM.

We will have ample time for participants to discuss their own specific data analysis questions, with a dedicated “Bring your own data” session towards the end of the workshop.

Date
13/05/20242024-05-13 - 17/05/20242024-05-17
Location
Online, Via Zoom
Link
Apply Here

Topics

The following topics will be covered over the duration of the workshop:

  • Introduction to HyperSpy
  • Python / hyperspy basics
  • Principal component analysis
  • Electron microscopy image simulation (using abTEM)
  • Energy dispersive X-ay
  • Electron energy loss spectroscopy data analysis 
  • Atomic resolution image analysis (atomap)
  • Electron nano-beam diffraction analysis (PyXEM and Py4DSTEM)

Agenda

Please see below a provisional agenda for the upcoming event. A more accurate agenda will be provided closer to the event date:

This event will include a Preparation sesison, taking place on Friday 10th May between 11:00am and 12:00pm (BST)

Friday 10th May 11:00 Optional preparation session  Event Organisers
12:00 Session close  
Monday 13th May  13:00 Welcome and Set-up  
13:15 Talk - What is HperSpy Francisco de la Pena 
13:45 Practical - A practical introduction to Python/HyperSpy I Mohsen Danaie/ Eric Prestat
14:45 Coffee Break Coffee Break
15:00 Practical - A practical introduction to Python/HyperSpy II Mohsen Danaie/ Eric Prestat
16:30 Q&A  
Tuesday 14th May 10:30 Talk - Model fitting introduction Francisco de la Pena 
11:00 Practical - Model fitting  Francisco de la Pena 
12:00 Lunch Break Lunch Break
13:00 Talk - Machine learning introduction Francisco de la Pena 
13:30 Practical - Machine learning Francisco de la Pena 
14:30 Coffee Break Coffee Break
14:45 Practical - Introduction to abTEM Jacob Madsen
16:30 Q&A  
Wednesday 15th May 10:30 Practical - Big data and lazy signals (including use of dask-distributed dashboard) Magnus Nord
12:00 Lunch Break Lunch Break
13:00 Practical - EELS Analysis in HyperSpy Magnus Nord
14:15 Coffee Break Coffee Break
14:30 Practical - Introduction to Py4DSTEM Stephanie Ribet
16:30 Q&A  
Thursday 16th May 10:30 Talk - EDX analysis Kate MacArthur
11:00 Practical - EDX analysis in HyperSpy Kate MacArthur
12:00 Lunch Break Lunch Break
13:00 Practical - Atomap Magnus Nord
13:45 Practical - ParticleSpy Tom Slater
14:30 Coffee Break Coffee Break
14:45 Practical - SED analysis with PyXem Carter Francis 
16:30 Q&A  
Friday 17th May 10:30 Practical - Example data analysis with python libraries Jacob Madsen
11:30 Practical - How to make publication quality plots with matplotlib? Magnus Nord
12:00 Lunch Break Lunch Break
13:00 Talk - HyperSpy community / where to get help! Francisco de la Pena / Eric Prestat
13:30 Talk - Research / Applications talk TBC
14:00 Coffee Break Coffee Break
14:15 Practical - Bring your own data! ALL
16:00 Talk - Research / Applications talk TBC
16:45 Q&A + Closing remarks  

Speakers

Applications

Applications for HyperSpy 2024 are now open, and will be closing on Friday 26th April at 13:00 (BTS) 2024.

APPLY HERE

All applicants will be informed on the result of their application week commencing Monday 29th April 2024.

Please note that places on this workshop are limited. In the case of oversubscription there will be a limit of attendees for each organisation.

Contact us

If you have any questions or queries, please contact [email protected]

 

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