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Lawn of Saccharomyces cerevisiae cells

Lawn of Saccharomyces cerevisiae cells

17 November 2008
Intermittent contact AFM image of a lawn of Saccharomyces cerevisiae cells.
CI-AFM topographic image of three nanotubes

CI-AFM topographic image of three nanotubes

23 April 2010
High-resolution conductive-imaging atomic force microscopy (CI-AFM) topographic image of a junction site showing the intersection of three nanotubes. The height increases at the junction point as the overlying tube intersects the other two tubes. The junction resistance is heavily dependent on the diameter and the number of tubes at the junction
The principle of nanoscale dispensing (NADIS) in a liquid environment

The principle of nanoscale dispensing (NADIS) in a liquid environment

30 September 2009
Figure 1: The principle of nanoscale dispensing (NADIS) in a liquid environment. The AFM tip with integrated channels is brought into gentle contact with a soft specimen, such as a biological cell and an external pressure controller (not shown) allows a small quantity of liquid to be dispensed.
InGaN Epilayer with Network of Interlinking InGaN Strips

InGaN Epilayer with Network of Interlinking InGaN Strips

16 November 2008
Temperature-bounced InGaN epilayer showing a network of interlinking InGaN strips, aligned roughly parallel to the [11-20] direction.
Bird Bone

Bird Bone

16 November 2008
Amplitude image of modern day bird bone showing the collagen fibres and nanocrystals of calcium phosphate that make up bone.
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