New nanotools blog post: AFM with large and ultrasharp tips is used to explore arterial tissue stiffness at two scales
https://nanotools.com/blog/afm-with-large-and-ultrasharp-tips-is-used-to-explore-arterial-tissue-stiffness-at-two-scales.html
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Discrete block co-oligomers (BCOs) can form highly ordered ultrasmall nanostructures which can be used for lithographic templates. These nanotemplates are promising for the low-cost, large-scale, and high-throughput production of sub-10 nm nanomaterials and nanodevices. However, work-intensive synthetic routes can be an obstacle to their practical application. Read more...
Today is Children’s Day in Japan and many mulit-colored carp-shaped koinobori streamers are fluttering in the wind.
So it is the perfect day to repost and share the publication “Piezoelectricity of green carp scales” by Y. Jiang et al. with you.
Read about it on NanoWorld® Blog
Silicon carbide stacking-order-induced doping variation in epitaxial graphene is analyzed with KPFM measurements using our ElectriTap300-G platinum coated AFM probes.
The NANOSENSORS™ screencast on SuperSharpSilicon™ AFM probes for high resolution imaging held by Dr. Oliver Krause just passed the 500 views mark. Congratulations Oliver!
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Mode of action studies with a model stratum corneum layer at liquid/air and liquid/solid interfaces.
The human skin is the second largest organ of the human body. The stratum corneum (SC) is the outmost layer of the human skin and performs various protective and adaptive physiological functions such as protecting against physical, chemical and biological damages.
biosphere™: Now available with 5 micron radius
https://www.nanotools.com/blog/biosphere-now-available-with-5-micron-radius.html
"Anyone who has never made a mistake has never tried anything new." - Albert Einstein, 14 March 1879 – ∞
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