Last week, we visited our partners and customers at FELMI-ZFE Institut TU Graz. We made sure that their AFSEM was still delivering high quality results and supported them with the development of new measurement setups.
We cannot wait to see their future research using Correlative Microscopy!
We are more than thrilled to announce that we installed an AFSEM at Stanford University
After the installation by our colleagues at Quantum Design, the AFSEM can now be used in combination with the Thermo Fisher Scientific Teneo SEM and the Kleindiek Nanotechnik nanomanipulator shuttle stage at the group of Fritz Prinz.
We cannot wait to see the unique measurements they will perform using this cool setup!
Learn more about the AFSEM at this year’s M&M virtual meeting, which takes place from the 1st until the 5th of August. On the 3rd at 12:30 PM Christian Schwalb will be giving a talk at talking all about magnetic and conductive measurements using the AFSEM.
You can also meet us at the Quantum Design virtual booth. We would love to welcome you there to show you how Correlative Microscopy can benefit your application!
Learn more about the AFSEM at the 11th ASEM workshop!
Together with our partner GETec Microscopy we will be giving a talk all about the benefits of Correlative Microscopy with a special focus on magnetic and conductive measurement modes.
Have you read this publication yet?
It is a great example of why Correlative Microscopy is such a powerful analysis method.
Using the SEM you can observe the deformations of graphene inflicted by the cantilever tip and afterwards analyse them even further by AFM.
Showing people what correlative microscopy can do is what we are passionate about!
It was great doing our first demo in the new lab with Alessio from Quantum Design Italy.
Contact us to get your very own demo!
We are more than happy that after a trouble-free move our new lab is now fully functional and ready for your samples or customer demos. Just contact us!
Register for our webinar on characterization of conductive and magnetic nanostructures by correlative in-situ AFM and SEM via the link below!
Make sure to check out the latest AFSEM paper! Its topic is coloration of a copper surface by nanostructuring with femtosecond laser pulses. The AFM measurements were performed with the AFSEM at USTEM in Vienna.
