Program

This is a tentative program. The final program will be finalized closer to the conference.
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  • Day 1

    Wednesday, September 11

  • Day 2

    Thursday, September 12

  • Day 3

    Friday, September 13


  • Invited talk 1

    Organic Bioelectronic Interfaces investigated by Scanning Probe Microscopies - Tobias Cramer

    Invited talk 2

    Detailed Insights into the Function and Structure of Organic Semiconductors at the nanoscale - Esther Barrena

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  • Organic Bioelectronic Interfaces investigated by Multimodal Scanning Probe Microscopies


  • Invited talk 3

    Interfaces in Perovskite Solar Cells - Rüdiger Berger

    Invited talk 4

    Characterizing photoelectric and ferroelectric properties of materials with scanning probe microscope - Akash Bhatnagar

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  • Self-organization of complete organic monolayers via sequential post-deposition annealing - Cristiano Albonetti

    Microscopic determination of carrier density and mobility in working Organic Electrochemical Transistors - Federica Mariani

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  • Invited talk 5

    Inspecting room-temperature magnetic anti-skyrmions in Mn1.4PtSn - Lukas Eng

    Invited talk 6

    Electrochemical measurements of single nanoparticles - Kim McKelvey

    Invited talk 7

    Non-contact AFM with Self-Optimizing and Pinpoint Scan Control for Quantitative Nano-Metrology - Sang-Joon Cho

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  • Scanning electrochemical microscopy for functional imaging of cellular processes and photo-activated phenomena - Stefania Rapino

    Stretchable and Low-Impedance Electrode Polymer Coatings for Peripheral Nerves Recording - Francesco Decataldo

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  • Invited talk 8

    A force microscope exploration of water, ions, proteins and cells - Ricardo Garcia

    Invited talk 9

    AFM Applications in biology and medicine. - Malgorzata Lekka

    Invited talk 10

    Metallo-DNA molecules as a tool for nanoscience and nanotechnology - Miguel A. Galindo

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2018 NanoScientific Forum

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Welcome

 

Urs Peuker
TU Bergakademie Freiberg, Germany



Welcome

 

Ludger Weisser
Park Systems Europe GMBH, Germany



From elasticity to capillarity in soft materials indentation

 

Michael Kappl
Max Planck Institute for Polymer Research, Germany



Atomic Force Microscopies to study Electronic Properties and Strain in Thin Films for Flexible Electronics

 

Tobias Cramer
University of Bologna, Italy



The growth of organic ultra-thin films on silicon oxides with variable vacancy states: a Scanning Force Microscopy approach

 

Cristiano Albonetti
CRN – ISMN, Italy



Investigation of twin boundaries in CdZnTe for X-ray
detector applications

 

Kevin-Peter Gradwohl
Montanuniversität Leoben, Austria



Probing Surface Nanobubbles with Combined
Fluorescence Lifetime Imaging and Atomic Force
Microscopy

 

Daniel Wesner
University of Siegen, Germany



Detection of Hydrophobic Interactions on Rough
Surfaces via Atomic Force Microscopy: from
Measurement to Modelling

 

Urs Peuker
TU Bergakademie Freiberg, Germany



Evaluation of CP-AFM Force-Distance Curves: Limitations,
Challenges and Possibilities

 

Paul Knüpfer
TU Bergakademie Freiberg, Germany



Chemical Sensitivity for Scanning Probe Microscopy

 

Lukas Eng
Technical University Dresden, Germany



The Latest Innovations in Atomic Force Microscopy and
Its Related Techniques

 

Sang-il Park
CEO, Park Systems, Korea



Cell Cytoskeleton: a Unconventional Target for Protons

 

Simonetta Croci
University of Parma, Italy



Atomic force microscopy to elucidate biological
processes using model membrane systems: from
signaling proteins to extracellular vesicles interactions

 

Fabio Perissinotto
Elettra Sincrotrone Trieste, Italy



Approaches for the Detection of Nanobubbles on
Technical Rough Surfaces via Atomic Force Microscopy
(AFM) and Contribution of AFM Results to Engineering Processes

 

Lisa Ditscherlein
TU Bergakademie Freiberg, Germany



“Controlling” Molecules on Surfaces: from DNA
Dynamics to 2D Materials- Getting Close with SPM

 

Steven de Feyter
KU Leuven, Belgium



Nanostructured Films: Templated and Patterned
Interfaces

 

Rigoberto Advincula
Case Western Reserv, US



Investigation of Nano-Bubbles on Langmuir-Layers

 

Edgar Schach
Helmholtz Institute Freiberg for Resource Technology, Germany

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