Julie Marie Bekkevold (she/her)

Curious Beams Lab Logo: Converged electron probe revealing a nanobeam diffraction pattern, in the style of an engineering drawing blueprint.

Introducing the Curious Beams Lab — where we use electron beams and advanced algorithms to image the structure and function of materials at the nanoscale 🔬

PhD & postdoc openings coming soon — stay tuned!
#TUDelft #ElectronMicroscopy #ComputationalImaging

Scientists at Loughborough University create 'world's smallest violin' The violin is smaller than a human hair and has "laid the groundwork" for future research.

Well this couldn’t have come at a better time www.bbc.com/news/article...

Evaluating the Transfer of Information in Phase Retrieval STEM Techniques - Elemental Microscopy Evaluating the transfer of information in various phase retrieval STEM techniques using analytical and numerical methods.

Excited to share this interactive pre-print investigating the information transfer of phase retrieval techniques in STEM 🔬

Now everyone has an open-access tool to optimise their experimental parameters ✨

Feel free to share and play around with it 🧪

www.elementalmicroscopy.com/articles/EM0...

Still thinking about that abstract for M&M? You still have time, the abstract deadline has been extended until Tuesday 18th February ✨

We look forward to seeing loads of great contributions about phase contrast and retrieval methods in symposium C07 😁🔬

Hey there 🦋🧪, we're a new open access microscopy journal and wanted to introduce ourselves! EM aims to modernize scientific publishing for microscopy, by prioritizing open science, transparency, and accessibility and using open-source formats and interactive notebooks 🙌

@curvenote.com @mystmd.org 🚀

Getting ready for the holidays? 🎄

Don’t forget to submit your abstract for MSI 2025 before you leave work on Friday 20th Dec!

You don’t want to miss out on this fantastic meeting, with an image analysis workshop included in registration 🔬

Julie presenting her presentation titled «High spatio-temporal resolution low-dose phase characterisation in stem using detector signal digitisation»

Thank you Boston for another great MRS Fall Meeting! It was such a pleasure to present my work on ultra-fast, low-dose digitised DPC at this broad and massive conference 🧪

I’m so grateful to the MRS and the organisers for giving me the opportunity to present my work 🙏🏼

Reminder to submit your abstract for MSI 2025 now!

Abstract deadline: 13th December 2024 ⚠️

Getting ready to travel to Boston for MRS Fall 2024!
Can’t wait to talk about digital DPC and the implications of detector digitisation for low dose phase imaging in STEM 🔬

See it in the Sheraton, Fairfax B at 1:30pm on Monday 2nd December 🧪

Hello! I’m new here so I guess introductions are in order.

I’m Julie, a 3rd year PhD candidate in the Ultramicroscopy group at @tcddublin.bsky.social 🔬
I work with phase contrast and retrieval techniques for low-dose scanning transmission electron microscopy 🧪

Hello 🧪🦋 New here, so figured I’d introduce myself! I’m a postdoctoral researcher @berkeleylab.bsky.social exploring the mesmerizing corners of diffractive imaging ✨

Short clip of my new favourite teaching demo: nanofabricated Fourier atlas by @hovden.bsky.social lab 🙌

📸: @juliedactyl.bsky.social