Start planning your trip for the next European Atom Probe Tomography (APT) Workshop in Marseille, France! This year's workshop will be held by IM2NP (Institut Matériaux Microélectronique Nanosciences de Provence), a leading European research institute and a long-standing user of CAMECA 3D Atom Probes. We are proud to support their cutting-edge works in material science and nanoscience and look forward to discovering the lastest innovations powered by APT!
📅 Date: October 7-9, 2025
📍 Location: Faculty of Sciences, Site St Jérôme, Aix-Marseille University (AMU), 52 Avenue Escadrille Normandie Niemen, 13013 Marseille, France
Directed by Alain Portavoce, the IM2NP team has started planning actively. Members of the scientific committee and invited speakers will soon be announced, as well as registration and abstract submission guidelines.
Preliminary Agenda
Oct 7: APT school for beginners with hand-on sessions on the new 6000 generation Atom Probes
Oct 8-9: Talk sessions, then main labs (APT, FIB, TEM) visits in seperate groups in the late afternoon. Please note that there's a social event on Wednesday Oct 8.
👇We are pleased to already share some tips to help with your trip and stay:
Travel Information
- Marseille Provence Airport (MRS): The nearest international airport, is about a 30-minute taxi ride to the AMU campus.
- Saint Charles train station: Direct TGV (French national high speed train) line available from the Terminal 2 of Roissy Charles-de-Gaulle (CDG) Airport to Marseille Saint Charles train station, located at the city center of Marseille, approximately a 15-minute taxi ride to the AMU campus.
Accommodation
It is easy to commute between hotels in downtown and the AMU by subway, there is also a bus stop (St Jérôme Faculté) right in front of the campus.
Hotels near the city center (The Old Port of Marseille):
Grand Hôtel Beauvau
Hôtel Carré Vieux Port
Hôtel Hermès
Hôtel Résidence Vieux Port
Hotel near the train station:
IBIS Marseille Centre St Charles
Start thinking about your abstract and inform your students who are most welcome to submit and participate. We look forward to seeing more scientific discoveries powered by APT!