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Expected benefits and activities during participation in BIONECA: Prof. Dr Aleksandra Czyrska-Filemonowicz (czyrska@agh.edu.pl) MSc . Joanna Karbowniczek (jkarbow@agh.edu.pl) Dr Urszula Stachewicz (ustachew@agh.edu.pl) MC: Prof. Dr Aleksandra Czyrska-Filemonowicz Sub-MC: Dr Urszula Stachewicz Working Group: WG1 and WG2 Staff: experienced scientists and engineers in advanced electron microscopy techniques Research topics: Metallic implants, ceramic coatings, polymer scaffolds, electrospinning Researchers expertises: characterization with advanced microscopy and 3D tomography SEM, TEM,EDS, HRTEM, HRSTEM, FIB-SEM; production of polymeric scaffolds and ceramic coatings Website: http://www.tem.agh.edu.pl/main_new/index.php/en/ Expected benefits and activities during participation in BIONECA: Collaborations with groups more experienced with cell culture including stem cells Exchanging knowledge and experience within materials production and characterisation methods

Ti alloy caoted with HA cells PLGA nanofibres cells Titan3 G2 60-300 (FEI) Probe Cs corrected S(TEM) with ChemiSTEM system for analytical resolution (70pm) electron microscopy Tecnai G2 20 TWIN (FEI) · STEM-HAADF detector · EDX microanalysis system TIA · Precession electron diffraction DigiStar and ASTAR system for automatic analysis of grain orientations and phase mapping in nano-areas (NanoMEGAS) Merlin Gemini II (ZEISS) high resolution electron microscope equipped with: · FEG electron gun · EDX detector with Quantax 800 (Bruker) microanalysis system · EBSD detector with Quantax CrystAlign 400 (Bruker) microanalysis system NEON CrossBeam 40EsB (ZEISS) electron microscope equipped with: · FIB column · FEG electron gun · SEM column with SE, EsB and BSE detectors · EDX detector with Quantax 400 (Bruker) microanalysis system Ti alloy caoted with HA cells PLGA nanofibres More details about the lab equipment at our website: http://www.tem.agh.edu.pl/main_new/index.php/en/ cells