8 December 2025, The SEMT Meeting 2025 brings the microscopy community together to share practical insights that strengthen day-to-day research. Scientists and technicians rely on clear, dependable imaging to make confident decisions, and events like SEMT help by connecting users with peers who understand real laboratory challenges. Our colleagues from Tescan UK will join the meeting at the Natural History Museum in London to support these conversations and learn directly from the community.
This year’s programme focuses on advances that influence imaging quality, workflow efficiency, and sample preparation. Users will have the chance to exchange ideas on beam-sensitive materials, low-voltage strategies and new approaches to digital image acquisition. These discussions often lead to small but meaningful adjustments that save time and improve clarity. For many attendees, SEMT also offers a clear view of how instrumentation is evolving and where it can streamline existing processes.
Founded in 1970, the Society of Electron Microscope Technology serves as a forum for sharing ideas on microscopy techniques and applications. Over time, it has become one of the most established user groups in the UK. Its annual meeting brings together scientists, technicians, academics, and instrument developers. The agenda covers instrument design, specimen preparation, contrast optimization, and imaging workflows, helping users understand how each step contributes to the final result.
If you plan to attend, we look forward to meeting you in London on 8 December. If you want to discuss specific workflows ahead of the event, you can contact Tescan UK to arrange a conversation.