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Facilities Atomic Force Microscope (AFM) with liquid cell

Atomic Force Microscope (AFM) with liquid cell

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LOCATION
Technical University of Madrid (UPM)
Centre for biomedical technology
Description
The equipment has eight independent piezoelectrics, Dulcinea® control, WSxM software, a fluid cell and an XY positioner. It allows AFM images to be taken in contact, jumping, lithographic and dynamic (amplitude and frequency modulation) modes; spectroscopic measurements in 2 (FZ), 3 (3D) and 4 (general spectroscopy imaging, including force volume) dimensions; and long-distance measurements with retrace and plane scan methods. It also includes automatic drift correction. Moreover, it has a liquid exchange system which makes it possible to control the physical and chemical conditions of the medium in which the specimens are held. The equipment is connected to an inverted optical microscope, which allows the sensor element to be positioned on any point of interest in the specimen.

Way(s) of collaboration

Sharing rules are available here: https://www.upm.es/recursosidi/infraestructura/microscopio-de-fuerza-atomica-afm-con-celda-liquida/Please read this document to know the sharing rules


GUSTAVO VICTOR GUINEA TORTUERO
Responsable
Grupo: Materiales Estructurales Avanzados y Nanomateriales; Centro/int: Centro de Tecnología Biomédica CTB
Technical University of Madrid (UPM)

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Type
A scientific or technological infrastructure
Activities
Research, Teaching, and others (industrial...) activities
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