Continue to discover how AFM can quantify nanomechanical properties to further benefit your research. In Part 2 of our 3 part series, we’ll discuss the following topics: In-liquid Imaging Force Spectroscopy Nanomechanics on soft materials For more details and to register, please contact Ryan Fuierer at [email protected] or Chuck Mooney at [email protected] or visit the website here.
Learn about the latest advanced AFM solutions for your research! Please join us at NCSU for the last two parts of our free AFM workshop series, featuring lectures and hands-on demonstrations of nanomechanics and nanomagnetics. It's an excellent chance to catch up on the newest technology and get in front of an instrument to…
This virtual online seminar will provide an overview of basic data processing protocols for AFM image data collected from RTNN’s many Oxford Instruments Asylum Research AFMs to enhance user presentation capabilities. Processing steps like flattening, plane fitting & masking will be shown. Analysis procedures such as line sections, roughness reports, & histogram generation will also be…
The Analytical Instrumentation Facility is now offering a short course on practical scanning electron microscopy (SEM). The goal of the course is to provide students basic practical knowledge of SEM imaging and elemental analysis (EDS). Participants will be encouraged to attend in person (in person is required for hands-on SEM time). A virtual lecture feed…
AIF at NC State & Asylum Research AFM Workshop Practical AC Mode & KPFM Imaging Workshop Overview As part of the Carolina Science Symposia, the North Carolina State University Analytical Instrumentation Facility (AIF), in collaboration with the Research Triangle Nanotechnology Network (RTNN) and Oxford Instruments Asylum Research, is excited to host a hands-on Atomic Force…