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Asylum Research 2012 webinar series

Asylum Research, a technology leader in scanning probe/atomic force microscopy, is initiating its 2012 Webinar Series on February 22. The first webinar will focus on ultra-high resolution imaging. AFM pioneer, inventor and Asylum Research co-founder, Dr Jason Cleveland, will present “Smaller and Quieter: Ultra-high Resolution AFM Imaging.”
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Berlin researchers use JPK AFM to study graphene DNA interactions

JPK Instruments, a world-leading manufacturer of nanoanalytical instrumentation for research in life sciences and soft matter, reports on a keynote paper in Nano Letters where Dr Nikolai Severin and his co-workers from the group of Professor Jürgen P. Rabe have applied JPK's NanoWizardII Ultra system to improve their understanding of the properties of graphene
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JPK launches quantitative imaging capability for NanoWizard3 AFM

JPK Instruments has reased QI, enabling quantitative imaging capabilities for the recently launched NanoWizard3 AFM system. QI has been developed to make AFM imaging easier than ever before. With QI, a force curve-based imaging mode, the user has the full control over the tip-sample force at every pixel of the image. There is no need for setpoint or gain adjustment while scanning

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Asylum Research 2012 webinar series

Asylum Research, a technology leader in scanning probe/atomic force microscopy, is initiating its 2012 Webinar Series on February 22. The first webinar will focus on ultra-high resolution imaging. AFM pioneer, inventor and Asylum Research co-founder, Dr Jason Cleveland, will present “Smaller and Quieter: Ultra-high Resolution AFM Imaging.”
JPK_GrapheneDNA_thm.jpg

Berlin researchers use JPK AFM to study graphene DNA interactions

JPK Instruments, a world-leading manufacturer of nanoanalytical instrumentation for research in life sciences and soft matter, reports on a keynote paper in Nano Letters where Dr Nikolai Severin and his co-workers from the group of Professor Jürgen P. Rabe have applied JPK's NanoWizardII Ultra system to improve their understanding of the properties of graphene
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January 2012 Americas and Asia-Pacific Editions Cover Picture and Story

January 2012 Americas, Asia-Pacific, Eurpean and UK Editions Cover Picture and Story
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JPK launches quantitative imaging capability for NanoWizard3 AFM

JPK Instruments has reased QI, enabling quantitative imaging capabilities for the recently launched NanoWizard3 AFM system. QI has been developed to make AFM imaging easier than ever before. With QI, a force curve-based imaging mode, the user has the full control over the tip-sample force at every pixel of the image. There is no need for setpoint or gain adjustment while scanning
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Anasys Instruments launches afm+ integrated AFM platform for thermal analysis

Anasys Instruments, the company that pioneered nanoscale thermal analysis and nanoscale IR spectroscopy using an AFM, has introduced at the Fall 2011 MRS meeting a brand new, easy-to-use research and analysis tool. The afm+ is the first fully integrated AFM platform to offer three important analytical capabilities: nanoTA, TTM and nanoIR

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Microscopy and Microanalysis 2011 Microsite

Contained here are links to suppliers, their 50 word entries in the M&A Guide to Microscopy & Microanalysis 2011 and a link to our upcoming blog.
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Microscopy and Microanalysis 2010 Microsite

Contained here are links to suppliers, their 50 word entries in the M&A Guide to Microscopy & Microanalysis 2010 and our upcoming blog.