Automatic AFM at IFIMAC- One system, multiple applications: Workshop and live demo
Tuesday 19th of March 2024
An Atomic Force Microscope (AFM) is a powerful tool used across various scientific disciplines for its ability to image and measure materials properties at the atomic scale. The recent development of a completely automatic AFM system can enhance significatively the research work of most scientific labs. In this event we will discuss some of its key applications in Materials Science and Technology including 2D materials, semiconductors, batteries, solar cells and polymers. We will also present a novel way of acquiring high resolution images of biological cells as well as the use of complementary techniques like ellipsometry and IR spectroscopy. Finally, we will perform a live demo of measuring topography, electrical and mechanical properties of a typical sample in an automatic way.
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Program
9:30 Welcome ReceptionCoffee & snacks
10:00 AFM at IFIMAC – Condensed Maer Physics Center introduction . Prof. Julio Gómez Herrero, IFIMAC-UAM
10:20 Investigationg the properties of 2D material via scanning probe microscopy, a journey to correlative microscopy .Romain Bourrellier , Park Systems
10:40 Probing soft material propeties at the nanoscale, a non-destructive study . Romain Bourrellier , Park Systems
11:00 Novel technique for semiconductor Failure Analysis Dr. Matthew Lefevre , Park Systems
11:20 Probing photo-active material at the nanoscale via photo current imaging. Romain Bourrellier , Park Systems
11:40 Study of electrochemistry properties of material via new automated process. Romain Bourrellier , Park Systems
12:00 News ways to achieve high resolution imaging on cells Romain Bourrellier , Park Systems
12:20 Lunch Snacks & drinks
13:20 Venture through optical properties of thin films at the micrometer scale. Dr. Nikos Ekizoglou, Irida Ibérica
13:40 Probing chemical nature of material at the nanoscale via Photo induced force microscopy. Romain Bourrellier , Park Systems
14:00 Live Demo in NEM Lab -Prof. Celia Polop (Nanoprobing Energy Materials) (Group 1)*
14:30 Live Demo in NEM Lab – Prof. Celia Polop (Nanoprobing Energy Materials) (Group 2)*
15:00 Event Closing
*Due to the limited space in the lab, the demo session will be limited into a total size of 16 persons, divided into two groups
Location:
Universidad Autónoma de Madrid
Facultad de Ciencias
Salón de Actos, Módulo O
C/ Francisco Tomás y Valiente, 7
Ciudad Universitaria de Cantoblanco
28049 Madrid
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