Actin filaments on Mica with APTESTue Feb 08 2022
A new movie has been uploaded to the NanoAndMore AFM video gallery https://www.nanoandmore.com/video/hcggXKDrhBM
Courtesy of Prof. Noriyuki Kodera, nanoLSI, Kanazawa University, Japan you can watch a new video of #AFMprobes in action in the NanoAndMore AFM video gallery.
The video shows Actin filaments on Mica with APTES. The video was taken with #HighSpeedScanningAtomicForceMicroscopy (HS-AFM) using NanoWorld Ultra-Short #AFMCantilevers of the USC-F1.2-k0.15 type https://www.nanoandmore.com/AFM-Probe-USC-F1.2-k0.15
Akiyama-Probe (A-Probe) Motion VideoMon Feb 07 2022
Do you want to find out how the NANOSENSORS™ self-sensing and self-actuating Akiyama Probe (A-Probe) works? Then have a look at this video with its stroboscopic motion views that demonstrate how the tuning fork prongs and the AFM cantilever are really vibrating. More than 500 people have already watched it.
Happy New Lunar YearTue Feb 01 2022
We wish everyone a good start into the new lunar year of the tiger!
Happy New Lunar Year from NANOSENSORS™Mon Jan 31 2022
NANOSENSORS™ #AFMprobes wishes everyone a good start into the year of the tiger!
The NANOSENSORS screencast on the calibration service for AFM cantilevers has just reached the 1500 views mark.Sat Jan 22 2022
Accurately determined AFM cantilever properties are very important for quantitative force measurements. Force constant and resonance frequency are determined either by thermal tune, the Sader- or the dimensional method, respectively. Usually, the thermal tune method delivers the most precise values, but suffers from the fact that the AFM tip has to get in contact with the surface to calibrate the photo-detector sensitivity. This procedure may damage or break the AFM tip
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MikroMasch® AFM Probes used in a recent studyFri Jan 21 2022
Our AFM probes have been used in Peak Force Infrared Microscopy (PFIR), a new nano-IR technique, to analyze fine and ultrafine bioaerosols collected after filtration through a surgical mask. Some small aerosol particles below 1 micrometer can pass through facemasks.
Arrow AFM probes screencast passes 500 views markWed Jan 05 2022
The screencast about NanoWorld Arrow Silicon AFM probes held byNanoWorld AG CEO Manfred Detterbeck has just passed the 500 views mark. Congratulations Manfred!
NanoWorld Arrow™ AFM probes are designed for easy AFM tip positioning and high resolution AFM imaging and are very popular with AFM users due the highly symetric scans that are possible with these AFM probes because of their special tip shape. They fit to almost all well-known commercial SPMs (Scanning Probe Microscopes) and AFMs (Atomic Force Microscopes).
‘Live your life as an Exclamation rather than an Explanation!’Mon Dec 27 2021
‘Live your life as an Exclamation rather than an Explanation!’ Happy 379th birthday, Sir Isaac Newton!
Season’s Greetings from the whole NanoWorld® AFM probes team!Sun Dec 26 2021
Enjoy the holiday season. We're looking forward to 2022 together with you.
Happy New Year! from MikroMasch®Sat Dec 25 2021
Season’s greetings from MikroMasch®! See you again in 2022!
Season’s Greetings from NANOSENSORS AFM probesMon Dec 20 2021
There is a snowman in the park! This is a sure sign that it is again time to wish all users of our AFM probes Happy Holidays!
Take care of yourselves. We are looking forward to a new year together with you.
Max Born won the 1954 Nobel Prize in PhysicsSat Dec 11 2021
“The belief that there is only one truth and that oneself is in possession of it, seems to me the deepest root of all that is evil in the world” – Max Born, laureate of the 1954 Nobel Prize in Physics, born on 11 December 1882.
The Nobel Prize in Physics 1986Fri Dec 10 2021
The Nobel Prize ceremony traditionally takes place on December 10th. The Nobel Prize in Physics 1986 was divided, one half awarded to Ernst Ruska "for his fundamental work in electron optics, and for the design of the first electron microscope", the other half jointly to Gerd Binnig and Heinrich Rohrer "for their design of the scanning tunneling microscope."
Today we remember the late Prof. Calvin QuateTue Dec 07 2021
Today we remember the late Prof. Calvin Quate, co-inventor of the Atomic Force Microscope, who was born on this date in 1923. Binnig, Quate and Gerber constructed the first AFM in 1986. The three scientists received the Kavli Prize in 2016 in recognition of their invention.
NanoAndMore USA booth no 609 at Materials Research Society MRS Fall Meeting & Exhibit 2021Fri Dec 03 2021
The annual MRS Fall is always the sign that the holiday season and and the end of the year are not far away. So with a little piece of "fan art" we would like to say thanks to all of you who visited NanoAndMore USA booth no 609 at Materials Research Society MRS Fall Meeting & Exhibit 2021. It was great to see you face to face again. Travel home safely and enjoy the holiday season.
For those of you who didn’t have the chance to visit the conference in Boston there is still the chance to visit our virtual booth from December 6 – 8, 2021 https://fallhyrbidconference.cd.pathable.com/
QUANTUM-AC10: Extremely Low Wear for Super-Fast AFM’sThu Dec 02 2021
Green Line product highlight:
QUANTUM-AC10: Sturdy Carbon Tip for High Speed, Fast Scanning and
Video-Rate Applications
- Consistent Sharpness
Tip radius 6-7 nm guaranteed. For reliable scanning performance and unmatched tip to tip repeatability - Controlled orientation
Tilt compensation within ±1° ensuring tip-sample perpendicularity for your specific AFM model - Scan location finder aid
Tip position mark on cantilever backside - Consistent Tuning
1.2 MHz rectangular quartz cantilevers (> 1.1 MHz guaranteed) - Diamond-like hardness and durability
Exceptional wear resistance guarantees negligible tip shape changes during high-speed scanning for consistent performance
https://www.nanotools.com/blog/quantum-ac10-extremely-low-wear-for-super-fast-afms.html
#AFM #metrology #topography #microscopy #nanotechnology
@NanoAndMore USA booth no 609 is all set up and ready to welcome youThu Dec 02 2021
@NanoAndMore USA booth no 609 is all set up and ready to welcome you @Materials_MRS MRS Fall 2021 from today until Thursday, December 2nd 2021
Materials Research Society MRS Fall Meeting & Exhibit 2021Thu Dec 02 2021
It’s the last day at Materials Research Society MRS Fall Meeting & Exhibit 2021. NanoAndMore USA booth no. 609 will be ready for your visit from 10:00 am - 1:30 pm today.
Do you need specific #AFMprobes for your #AtomicForceMicroscopy application? Then feel free to come by and discuss your requirements with us.
Last day at MRS Fall 2021Thu Dec 02 2021
Do you need a large inflatable NanoWorld #AFMprobe for your lab or for teaching purposes? Today is your last chance to visit NanoAndMore USA booth no 609 Materials Research Society MRS Fall Meeting & Exhibit 2021 to find out how to get one of them.
Invitation to visit booth 609 at MRS Fall Exhibit 2021Wed Dec 01 2021
It’s the second day at Materials Research Society MRS Fall Exhibit 2021. NanoWorld CEO Manfred Detterbeck is at NanoAndMoreUSA booth no 609 today. We are presenting #AFMprobes in many shapes and sizes, including giant inflatable #AFMtips. Have you already visited NanoAndMore USA booth no 609 to find out more?
Highlights
AFM Probe Focus
best of the best
qp-HBC
uniqprobe™ - HeartBeat Cantilever for ScanAsyst®** and Peak Force Tapping™**
Coating:
Reflective Aluminum
Tip Shape: Circular symmetric
Tip Shape: Circular symmetric
AFM Cantilever:
F
60 kHz
C
0.5 N/m
L
115 µm
ATEC-NC
Tapping Mode AFM Probe with REAL Tip Visibility
Coating:
none
Tip Shape: Visible
Tip Shape: Visible
AFM Cantilever:
F
335 kHz
C
45 N/m
L
160 µm
TESPA
Standard Tapping Mode AFM Probe
Coating:
Reflective Aluminum
Tip Shape: Standard
Tip Shape: Standard
AFM Cantilever:
F
320 kHz
C
42 N/m
L
125 µm
OTESPA
Standard Tapping Mode AFM Probe with AFM Tip at the Very End of the AFM Cantilever
Coating:
Reflective Aluminum
Tip Shape: Optimized Positioning
Tip Shape: Optimized Positioning
AFM Cantilever:
F
300 kHz
C
26 N/m
L
160 µm
