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NANOSENSORS Temperature effects on the nano-friction across exposed atomic step edges - news

Temperature effects on the nano-friction across exposed atomic step edgesThu May 20 2021

In the article “Temperature effects on the nano-friction across exposed atomic step edges” Wen Wang, Ashu Wang and Lingyan Zeng describe how they used friction force microscopy ( FFM ) under ultrahigh vacuum ( UHV) conditions to study the temperature dependence of nanoscale friction between a silicon AFM tip ( NANOSENSORS™ PointProbe® Plus PPP-LFMR AFM […]

NanoWorld AFM probes for Magnetic Force Microscopy – screencast on NanoWorld® MFM tips passes 2000 views mark - news

AFM probes for Magnetic Force Microscopy – screencast on NanoWorld® MFM tips passes 2000 views markFri May 14 2021

The screencast about NanoWorld AFM probes for Magnetic Force Microscopy held by Dr. Marco Becker has just passed the 2000 views mark. Congratulations Marco! Magnetic Force Microscopy is a type of Atomic Force Microscopy in which a magnetised AFM tip is used to measure magnetic interactions between the tip and the surface of a magnetic … Continue reading

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Video on NANOSENSORS™ Membrane-type Surface-stress Sensors (MSS) for olfactory sensing passes 2000 views markWed May 05 2021

The video on NANOSENSORS™ Membrane-type Surface-stress Sensors (MSS) for olfactory sensing has passed the 2000 views mark. Thank you all for watching. The NANOSENSORS™ Membrane-type Surface-stress Sensor – MSS is a non-packaged MEMS sensor, a silicon membrane platform supported with four beams on which piezoresistors are embedded. It is mainly dedicated to R&D in the […]

NanoWorld New blog post from NanoWorld® - Pb2+ Uptake by Magnesite: The Competition between Thermodynamic Driving Force and Reaction Kinetics - news

New blog post from NanoWorld® - Pb2+ Uptake by Magnesite: The Competition between Thermodynamic Driving Force and Reaction KineticsMon May 03 2021

Pb2+ Uptake by Magnesite: The Competition between Thermodynamic Driving Force and Reaction Kinetics
When they are in put in contact with carbonate minerals dangerous environmental pollutants such as Pb2+ and Cd2+ are taken up by the solid phase assemblage and can be removed from aqueous solutions.* As carbonates can be found almost everywhere and are easily exploitable this makes them interesting materials for environmental remediation.* However, magnesite … Continue reading

NanoWorld NanoWorld® Ultra-Short USC-F1.2-k0.15 were used for the video of human lectin CLEC4G binding to glycans on a SARS-CoV-2 spike - news

NanoWorld® Ultra-Short USC-F1.2-k0.15 were used for the video of human lectin CLEC4G binding to glycans on a SARS-CoV-2 spikeTue Apr 27 2021

#HighSpeedAFM video of human lectin CLEC4G binding to glycans on a SARS-CoV-2 spike. Videos recorded by Daniel Canena & Peter Hinterdorfer at the Johannes Kepler Universität Linz. #Penningerlab #COVID19 #HSAFM #glycotime

NANOSENSORS NANOSENSORS™ adds new Membrane-type Surface-stress Sensors (MSS) type for liquid applications to Special Developments List - news

NANOSENSORS™ adds new Membrane-type Surface-stress Sensors (MSS) type for liquid applications to Special Developments ListMon Apr 26 2021

NANOSENSORS™ adds new Membrane-type Surface-stress Sensors (MSS) type for liquid applications to Special Developments List
The Membrane-type Surface-stress Sensor (MSS) is a device to detect specific components in gaseous phase with high sensitivity using a piezoresistive nanomechanical sensor. This device shows great potential as a core component for artificial- (electric-) nose sensors/systems utilized in e.g., medical, food, environment, safety and security fields. Read more on NANOSENSORS™ Blog.
 
Now NANOSENSORS™ has added a new MSS sensor type, the “SD-MSS-1K2GP” – a nanomechanical sensor based on the MSS technology – to its Special Development list (http://www.nanosensors.com/pdf/SpecialDevelopmentsList.pdf).
Please also refer to: https://www.mss-sensor.com/ and the MSS Video https://youtu.be/JP_VoLrGVXs 

NANOSENSORS Signal Origin of Electrochemical Strain Microscopy and Link to Local Chemical Distribution in Solid State Electrolytes via NANOSENSORS™ - news

Signal Origin of Electrochemical Strain Microscopy and Link to Local Chemical Distribution in Solid State Electrolytes via NANOSENSORS™Mon Apr 19 2021

Signal Origin of Electrochemical Strain Microscopy and Link to Local Chemical Distribution in Solid State Electrolytes
Solid state electrolytes (SSEs) are interesting materials that could potentially replace the currently used organic electrolytes in lithium‐ion batteries (LIBs). * Electrochemical strain microscopy (ESM), a research technique based on atomic force microscopy (AFM), was developed to locally probe ion movement in electrodes based on electro-chemo-mechanical coupling measure through the AFM cantilever deflection. It can […]
Want to find out which NANOSENSORS™ AFM probe was used for the research presented in this article or do you want the full citation and a direct link to the full research article? Then have a look at the NANOSENSORS™ blog to read more.

NanoWorld High-speed atomic force microscopy highlights new molecular mechanism of daptomycin action via NanoWorld® - news

High-speed atomic force microscopy highlights new molecular mechanism of daptomycin action via NanoWorld®Wed Apr 14 2021

High-speed atomic force microscopy highlights new molecular mechanism of daptomycin action
The current pandemic is not the only health threat worldwide. Another worry is the increasing antibiotic resistance which increases the fear to run out of effective antibiotics. This is one of the reasons why antimicrobial peptides (AMPs) are gaining more and more interest. The lipopeptide Daptomycin ( DAP ) has been used as a …more

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NANOSENSORS™ AFM probes for Magnetic Force MicroscopyWed Mar 31 2021

NANOSENSORS™ offers six different types of AFM probes for Magnetic Force Microscopy ( MFM) for scanning and investigating sample surfaces with magnetic features: PPP-MFMR – AFM tip with hard magnetic coating, sensitivity, resolution and coercivity designed for standard magnetic force microscopy applications PPP-LM-MFMR – designed for magnetic force microscopy with reduced disturbance of the magnetic […]

NANOSENSORS On the magnetic nanostructure of a Co–Cu alloy processed by high-pressure torsion - news

On the magnetic nanostructure of a Co–Cu alloy processed by high-pressure torsionThu Mar 25 2021

On the magnetic nanostructure of a Co–Cu alloy processed by high-pressure torsion
Lately the production of nanocrystalline magnetic materials starting with coarse grained materials (top-down approach) has received increasing interest.* The advantage of the top-down approach compared to the bottom-up approach ( e.g. using melt spinning, stacking of sheets, annealing treatments and other processing steps) is that rare-earth elements and additional processing steps such as stacking of […]
The authors of the cited article used NANOSENSORS™ SSS-MFMR magnetic AFM probes optimized for high resolution magnetic force imaging in the quantitative analysis of the magnetic microstructure by magnetic force microscopy to understand the measured magnetic properties and correlated this to the detected changes in coercivity. https://www.nanosensors.com/supersharpsilicon-magnetic…
The achieved results by Martin Stückler et al. show that the rising coercivity can be explained by a magnetic hardening effect occurring in context with spinodal decomposition.* Read more...

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Professor Toshio Ando has kindly contributed a guest article on High Speed Scanning Atomic Force MicroscopyMon Mar 22 2021

Professor Toshio Ando, the well-known biophysicist and pioneer in high speed atomic force microscopy (HS-AFM) from Kanazawa University has kindly contributed a guest article on High Speed Scanning Atomic Force Microscopy on the NanoAndMore Webpage
Have a look at:

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NanoAndMoreジャパンウェブサイトの高速AFMページにて高速AFMの概説を公開しMon Mar 22 2021

NanoAndMoreジャパンウェブサイトの高速AFMページにて高速AFMの概説を公開し
ました。
高速AFMのパイオニアである金沢大学の安藤敏夫教授にご寄稿いただいておりま
す。ぜひご覧ください。

NanoWorld Quasi-one-dimensional metallic conduction channels in exotic ferroelectric topological defects - news

Quasi-one-dimensional metallic conduction channels in exotic ferroelectric topological defectsFri Mar 19 2021

Topological objects and defects (e.g. skyrmions, domain walls, vortices,) in condensed matters have attracted a lot of interest as a field for exploring emerging exotic phenomena and functionalities.* In materials with ferroic order, these topological objects can also be manipulated and controlled by external fields without disrupting their host lattice, making them promising elemental building … Continue reading in the NanoWorld blog
NanoWorld PlatinumIdridium5 coated Arrow-EFM AFM probes were used to examine the domain structures by vector piezoresponse force microscopy (PFM). By using vector PFM mode, the authors could simultaneously map the vertical and lateral piezoresponse signals from the nanoisland one by one.* https://www.nanoworld.com/electrostatic-force-microscopy…
NanoWorld Conductive Diamond coated AFM probes CDT-NCHR were used for the conductive current distribution maps, current–voltage (I–V) measurements that were characterized by conductive atomic force microscopy (C-AFM). https://www.nanoworld.com/pointprobe-conductive-diamond…

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