SPM nanobioscience techniques (AFM, STM)
- Scanning probe microscopy (AFM, LFM, MFM, EFM, C-AFM, TUNA)
- Force spectroscopy (nanomechanical properties)
- Topographic analysis with atomic resolution
- Measurement of nanomechanical properties
- Measurement of physical properties: conductivity (C-AFM/TUNA), magnetic domains (MFM) and surface charges (EFM)
- Measurement of compositional contrast: measurement of quantitative phase and friction (LFM)
- Measurements with advanced optical microscopy (confocal, interferometry, optical)
- Measurement of surface roughness on a sub-nanometric scale
- Analysis of metallic, polymeric, ceramic, and composite samples at the nano level.
- Training courses for users
- Scientific study of biological samples
- Surface topography of materials.
- 3D topography of implants.
- Analysis of mechanical properties of cosmetic products.
- Measurement of compositional contrast.
- Measurement of physical properties (electric, magnetism).
- Measurement of thickness of thin conductive or ferromagnetic layers (Electronics / Spintronics).
- Surface texture on optical surfaces (Optics).
- Wear of mechanical pieces. Bearings, friction pieces, ...... (Mechanical).
- Analysis of the surface finish of machined pieces or electropolished materials (Tribology).
- Surface solid texture for food or cosmetic applications (Industry Formulation ).
- Surface degradation of biocompatible materials (Bio).
- Topopgraphy of biological materials (teeth, bones, skin, ....).
- Applications of 3D roughness parameters (Tribology, odontology, implantology, chemistry, optics, ...).
- Nanomechanical properties Studies(adhesion, etc.) with humidity control.
- Study of physical and morphological proporties for nanosafety applications.
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