AFM in the Materials and Life Sciences: Theory and Applications 🌱 Expand Your AFM Knowledge! Explore the diverse applications of AFM in materials and life sciences. This on-demand webinar offers theoretical insights and practical examples. 👉 Watch now: https://hubs.la/Q031FGrx0
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Nanosurf -- Zoom into the Future Nanosurf is a company that thrives on challenges at the frontier of what is physically achievable. By concentrating our collective efforts on the obstacles that stand in the way of advancements in nanotechnology, we enable researchers to push the boundaries in their respective fields of science. We integrate cutting-edge scanning probe technology into the value chain of industrial customers by crafting custom machines that seamlessly blend into their manufacturing processes. Our bespoke solutions not only meet the unique needs of each client but also enhance efficiency and precision in their production lines. Established in 1997, Nanosurf defined ease of use in scanning probe microscopy by miniaturizing the size of a scanning probe microscope to fit a coffee table. Since then, the Swiss-based company has matured into one of the leading innovators in atomic force microscopy. Nanosurf provides continually evolving instrument platforms for academic researchers and industry applications in life science and materials science, as well as large-scale customized industrial solutions for use in production lines with very demanding accuracy specifications. Nanosurf will continue to focus development efforts on new measurement modes and technologies that make atomic force microscopes an easier, faster, and more reliable tool. It is also our mission to bring the technique to an ever-increasing range of new application areas by making it as accessible and intuitive to new users as more common technologies such as optical microscopy. Together, we tackle the challenge. Nanosurf is part of Lab14 Group, a group of successful high-tech companies providing advanced manufacturing solutions with complementary products and services for a wide range of applications that require demanding solutions for nano- and microfabrication and surface analysis.
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✨ Unveiling Biofilm Architecture: Nanoscale Imaging over a Millimeter ✨ Researchers led by Liam Collins at Oak Ridge National Laboratory have pioneered a transformative approach to understanding bacterial biofilm formation. Their recent preprint explores how automated Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM) decodes the intricate world of Pantoea sp. YR343 on treated glass surfaces—revealing complexities invisible through traditional methods. 🔑 Key Findings: • 🐝 Observed a preferred cellular orientation forming a honeycomb pattern • 🔗 Identified the critical role of flagella in biofilm assembly • 🧪 Demonstrated potential for screening surface modifications to control bacterial attachment • 🔍 Revealed spatial heterogeneity and cellular morphology during biofilm formation Biofilms are more than bacterial clusters; they are resilient microbial communities challenging researchers across medical, industrial, and environmental domains. Where conventional AFM fell short—small scan ranges and labor-intensive processes—DriveAFM brings a paradigm shift. 🤖 By leveraging machine learning for image stitching and cellular detection, it captures millimeter-scale areas with unprecedented detail. Its potential for screening surface modifications to control bacterial attachment could revolutionize biofilm management. 🔬 Science doesn't just observe; it reimagines possibilities. https://hubs.la/Q0342H_D0
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An inspiring week at our Nanosurf Global Sales Meeting came to an end on Friday – filled with strategy, action, and a literally cheesy New Year celebration!🧀😋 The highlights included intense strategy sessions, a raclette feast with an impressive (some might say overwhelming) amount of cheese, and a thrilling VR team battle as Space Marines 👾 and zombie slayers 🧟♂️. Thank you to everyone for making it such a memorable start to the year!
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CleanDrive - Photothermal Excitation of the Cantilever 🚀 CleanDrive utilizes a near-infrared 785 nm laser aimed at the base of the cantilever, providing stable and robust excitation. This complements the 840 nm superluminescent diode light source used for detecting cantilever deflection. The result is a significant improvement in AFM performance, stability, resolution, and usability—especially in liquid environments. 🔬 Why it matters: CleanDrive enhances AFM capabilities by offering a highly reliable and efficient method for cantilever excitation, optimizing your measurements in a variety of experimental conditions. Learn more in the full application note! 🔗 https://hubs.la/Q030MszF0
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📢 We’re heading to the Linz Winter Workshop 2025! 📅 Date: 9–13 February 2025 The Linz Winter Workshop is renowned for its focus on biophysics, nanotechnology, materials research, and life science innovations. Nanosurf will be there to showcase our cutting-edge DriveAFM system, designed to push boundaries in research and development. 💡 Curious about how we can advance your research? Visit us during the conference to see the DriveAFM in action and explore its capabilities tailored for pioneers like you! 👥 Meet our team: Götz, Bart, Hans, and Marcus will be present (at various times) to network and discuss how our AFM solutions can elevate your work. Don’t miss the chance to connect, especially with Bart—this conference is all about networking!
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Automated Nanomechanical Analysis of Blended Polymers - 🤖 Automate Your Material Analysis! Discover how automated AFM techniques enable precise nanomechanical analysis of blended polymers for enhanced material characterization. 👉 Watch now: https://hubs.la/Q031FHvq0
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Unveiling the Power of Electrical Modes in AFM 🚀 Discover the transformative power of electrical AFM and its impact on various industries in our latest white paper. This comprehensive guide delves into key electrical AFM techniques, including: Conductive AFM for conductivity analysis - Kelvin Probe Force Microscopy for surface potential insights - Piezoresponse Force Microscopy for material properties investigations - Scanning Microwave Microscopy for permittivity and dielectric measurements 🔬 What you’ll learn: 📜The historical evolution of electrical AFM and its journey from a novel concept to a critical tool in nanotechnology 🌍Real-world applications of electrical AFM in industries like semiconductor manufacturing, energy storage, and biomedical devices 🔧How each AFM mode works, detailing the probe-sample interactions that enable precise material and device characterization This white paper is your key to understanding how AFM techniques can fuel innovation in research and industry. Download the full white paper here: https://hubs.la/Q030Mtbx0
Unveiling the Power of Electrical Modes
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Choosing Between Scanning Probe and Scanning Electron Microscopy - 🔍 SPM or SEM? Not sure which tool to choose? This on-demand webinar highlights key differences, applications, and decision-making criteria for nanoscale investigations. 👉 Watch now: https://hubs.la/Q031FF3m0
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Interrogating Cell Mechanics with Spectroscopy Plus 🚀 This application note explores advancements in material characterization using Nanosurf’s Spectroscopy Plus Option within Nanosurf Studio, specifically for studying the nanoscopic mechanical properties of materials. Focused on Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM), it introduces sophisticated techniques such as force-displacement (F-D) curves, force-time (F-T) curves, and oscillatory testing to provide detailed insights into the viscoelastic properties of materials, particularly biological cells. 🔬 Why it matters: The Spectroscopy Plus option enables users to tailor experiments to probe material responses under various conditions, enhancing the ability to understand material behaviors such as elasticity, viscosity, and energy dissipation. Check out the full application note for more details! 🔗 https://hubs.la/Q030MsmB0
Application note - Interrogating Cell Mechanics with Spectroscopy Plus
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🎥 On-Demand Webinar Available Now: Advanced KPFM Techniques: Comparison Between AM KPFM and FM KPFM Dive into advanced KPFM techniques and learn the differences between AM and FM modes. Discover which method suits your research needs. 👉 Watch now: https://hubs.la/Q031FGs80