Scientific Organiser: Vasileios Koutsos
A variety of applications from biological molecules, biomaterials, polymers, crystals, metal and catalyst surfaces, nanostructures, nanomanipulation, instrument and probe development, and more, were explored.
SPM 2011 Programme
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Click here to download the List of Poster Presentations.
Invited and Plenary Speakers
Plenary Speaker - Professor Yves Dufrêne (Université Catholique de Louvain, Belgium) - Force nanoscopy of living cells
Plenary Speaker - Professor Trolle Linderoth (Aarhus University, Denmark) - Large organic molecules on surfaces studied by UHV-STM: Dynamics, Chirality and Organisation.
Dr Ashok K Adya (University of Abertay Dundee) - Applications of nano-imaging and nano-mechanics to biomedicine
Professor Eleanor Campbell (University of Edinburgh) - AFM Studies of Carbon Nanostructures - Controlled deposition and probing the electromechanical properties
Dr Andy Downes (University of Edinburgh) - Tip-enhanced optical spectroscopy and microscopy
Dr Georg Hähner (University of St Andrews) - SPM cantilevers as a versatile analytical tools in applications beyond scanning
Dr Jamie Hobbs (University of Sheffield) - Super-resolution imaging of soft matter with Torsional Tapping AFM
Professor Mervyn Miles (University of Bristol) - Breaking the speed limit with a light touch or High speed AFM and the holographic assembler
Dr Renald Schaub (University of St Andrews) - Size-Selective Carbon Nanoclusters as Precursors to the Growth of Epitaxial Graphene
Dr Martin Stolz (University of Southampton) - The Arthroscopic AFM will be the archetype of a new generation of diagnostic tools for early detection of osteoarthritis, cardiovascular diseases and cancer
Dr Neil Thomson (University of Leeds) - Advancing resolution and quantification of dynamic AFM on heterogenous samples in ambient environments
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