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Advanced Scanning Probes for Micro-Nano Science Researches

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The measurement of biomechanical properties of porcine articular cartilage using atomic force microscopy

Method for scanning sample involves providing compensatory signal to actuator after generating compensatory signal on first component of data signal generated by sensor

Microfluidic Push-Pull Probe for Scanning Electrochemical Microscopy

Sharp High-Aspect-Ratio AFM Tips Fabricated by a Combination of Deep Reactive Ion Etching and Focused Ion Beam Techniques

Integration of a Fabrication Process for an Aluminum Single-Electron Transistor and a Scanning Force Probe for Tuning-Fork-Based Probe Microscopy

Scanning Near-Field Optical Microscopy Study of Biomolecules, Elaboration of New SNOM Probes and Detection Methods

Scanning probe microscope for imaging material e.g. metal, has strain gauge coupled to opposed actuators arranged in opposed push or push-pull configuration to measure differential motion of opposed actuators

Evaporation based micro pump integrated into a scanning force microscope probe

Effect of Ca2+ ions on the adhesion and mechanical properties of adsorbed layers of human osteopontin

In situ measurements of human articular cartilage stiffness by means of a scanning force microscope