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Low Interaction Force Imaging with NANOSENSORS™ Heartbeat Cantilevers
A thin and very flexible polymer lamella with a high aspect ratio should be characterized by Atomic Force Microscopy. When imaged in Tapping Mode, we… Read More »Low Interaction Force Imaging with NANOSENSORS™ Heartbeat Cantilevers
High quality AFM tips for the use in ScanAsyst® mode: NANOSENSORS™ uniqprobe® BioT
In this application image we used the small cantilever of the NANOSENSORS™ uniqprobe® BioT to scan in ScanAsyst® mode in air. We imaged crystallites with… Read More »High quality AFM tips for the use in ScanAsyst® mode: NANOSENSORS™ uniqprobe® BioT
Partial Coatings of AFM Cantilevers II
Zeno Schumacher, Yoichi Miyahara and Peter Grütter from McGill University, Montreal together with our colleague Laure Aeschimann from NANOSENSORS™ are showing in their current publication… Read More »Partial Coatings of AFM Cantilevers II
Partial Coatings of AFM Cantilevers I
Zeno Schumacher, Yoichi Miyahara and Peter Grütter from McGill University, Montreal together with our colleague Laure Aeschimann from NANOSENSORS™ are showing in their current publication… Read More »Partial Coatings of AFM Cantilevers I
NANOSENSORS™ Uniqprobes®: Partially Coated Cantilever for Advances in Life Science AFM
Often it is necessary to add a coating to an AFM cantilever. In most cases it is a reflex coating on the backside of the… Read More »NANOSENSORS™ Uniqprobes®: Partially Coated Cantilever for Advances in Life Science AFM
Visit our distributor NanoAndMore USA at booth no. 469 at Biophys
Learn more about the NANOSENSORS uniqprobes for biology and life science applications at the NanoAndMore booth no. 469 at the Biophysics Meeting in Baltimore this… Read More »Visit our distributor NanoAndMore USA at booth no. 469 at Biophys