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Atomic Force Microscopy Webinars
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Atomic Force Microscopy Webinars
Conductive atomic force microscopy (CAFM) uses conductive probes mounted upon a cantilever to measure the current between the probe and a surface with mechanical forces controlled via a feedback loop monitoring the cantilever deflection.
In this webinar, Bruker AFM experts will showcase the growing suite of AFM operational modes for nanoelectrical, nanomechanical, and nanochemical property measurement, with special attention paid to the modes most frequently used in leading-edge research and the combined use of multiple AFM modes.
In this webinar, I will focus on how we can separate magnetic information by MFM, from other (local) signals, especially also shedding light on the different SPM “channels” that might deliver the wanted magnetic information.
In this webinar Park Systems will look at some advantages and challenges of looking at viruses with Atomic Force Microscopy both in air and liquid environments.
Part 1 of this 4-part webinar series: Park Systems provides the widest range of atomic force microscopes and Bio SICM featuring one-click AFM imaging and True Non-Contact atomic force microscopy.
Join us and an impressive panel of guest speakers for Bruker’s 2022 virtual AFM User Meeting.
Subvisible particulate testing is critical to assess the safety of medical devices, and particulate contamination should be minimized to avoid possible negative health consequences to the patient.
In this webinar, Dr. Peter DeWolf will discuss how AFM-based nanoelectrical modes have advanced and are now more accessible to a wider range of materials and how the user can obtain a greater amount of information. The webinar showcases Bruker’s newest AFM solution, and how it reduces sample and tip damage and will showcase new applications revealed with these modes.
This webinar will discuss the basics of technology, as well as the advanced features provided by the deep integration of AFM & Raman.