Webinar & e-Talk Schedules


AVS Webinars

Led by industry professionals, AVS webinars address a wide range of technical and professional development topics for technicians, scientists, engineers, and students at all experience levels. In addition to interactive learning, webinars offer valuable networking opportunities.

To suggest a topic not currently offered, please email heather@avs.org.

Webinar Schedule

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AVS e-Talks

Offered throughout the year, AVS e-Talks are live, one-hour sessions taught by leading professionals in their fields. If you are interested in a topic that is not currently being offered, please email Vinita Lal at vinita_lal@avs.org.

e-Talk Schedule

Molybdenum for Next-Generation Thin Film Deposition: Material Properties, Process Considerations, and Delivery Challenges
December 8, 2026 | 1:00-2:00 p.m. ET
Platform: Zoom
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View Past Webinars & e-Talks in the AVS Technical Library

Below is a partial list of past webinars and e-Talks topics:

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  • Atomic Layer Deposition from an Application Perspective

  • Area Selective Deposition

  • Becoming a Peer Reviewer: Everything You Need to Know

  • Changing the Sun: Quantum Cutting Materials to Increase the Efficiencies and Lifetimes of Silicon Solar Cells

  • Creating New Materials Atom-by-Atom with Molecular Beam Epitaxy

  • End Useless Meetings Here: Lead and Participate Like a Pro

  • From Idea to Entrepreneur: Practical Advice to Build Your Business

  • Gallium Oxide Materials and Devices for Next Generation Ultra-wide Bandgap Electronics

  • Mass-production of 2D Electronic Medical Diagnostics for Home Use

  • Measuring Your Level of Vacuum: A Guide to Gauge Technology

  • Plasma-Assisted Atomic Layer Deposition: Basics, Equipment, Applications

  • Responding to Reviewer Comments


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