AFM phase image of hexaglycylamide lamellae (type I) on HOPG. Number of points 1024×1024. Image courtesy of Dr. V. V. Prokhorov, M.M.Shemyakin & Y.A.Ovchinnikov Institure of Bioorganic Chemistry, RUS, Moscow, Russia. The structural models are represented in “High-resolution Atomic Force Microscopy Study of Hexaglycylamide Epitaxial Structures on Graphite” by V. V. Prokhorov, D.V. Klinov, A. A. Chinarev, A. B.Tuzikov, I. V. Gorokhova, N. V. Bovin, Langmuir, 2011 in press.

We invite your participation in the 2010 MRS Fall Exhibit set for November 30 – December 2, 2010, at the Hynes Convention Center, in Boston, Massachusetts.

We would be pleased to meet you there at our booth #1307 to demonstrate our latest scanning probe technologies including the fastest automated AFM and integrated AFM-Raman system!

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AIST-NT’s AFM provides clear advantages in nanoparticle imaging compared to SEM. Nanoparticles sized from 30 to 150 nm can be imaged without disturbing their position on the substrate.

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