Atomic force microscopy (AFM) has become a very present tool in surface characterization, due to its operational flexibility, variety of analyzed properties and resolution at the nanometer scale.
Open facilities have the mission of providing users with a research infrastructure with the best possible performance. They currently operate with four microscopes, with a wide variety of techniques related to the fields of physics, chemistry, materials science and biology. A team of specialists and technicians is available to assist in the execution of research projects, exploring the limits of available instruments.
Infrastructure
Park Systems - NX10
Park Systems - NX10
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Bruker - MultiMode8
Bruker - MultiMode8
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Bruker - NanoIR2-s
Bruker - NanoIR2-s
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Bruker - BioAFM (NanoWizard4 e CellHesion200)
Bruker - BioAFM (NanoWizard4 e CellHesion200)
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