Scientific Presentation
23 mins
Uncover exotic properties of 2D materials
Speaker: Rainer Hillenbrand (CIC nanoGUNE)
- dispersion of light in isotropic and uniaxial crystals
- hyperbolic phonon-polaritons in a h-BN slab
- exotic wave phenomena in 2D materials
Scientific Presentation
21 mins
Quantitative Data Analysis
- analysis of dispersion mapping in 2D materials
- relationship between chemical-ID & sample thickness
- method of extracting carrier concentration from sSNOM data
Scientific Presentation
20 mins
Tip-enhanced Photoluminescende on 2D materials
Speaker: Yohanes Abate (University of Georgia)
- application of nano-Raman for quantum information science
- advantages of nano-PL compared to nano-FTIR
- quantify high-resolution luminescence nanoscopy
Product Demonstration
107 mins
nano-FTIR Spectroscopy & Hyperspectral Nanoimaging
- guided workflow demonstration of neaspec intuitive software
- fluent measurement process by alignment-free sample exchange
- nano-FTIR performance test on monolayer protein sample
Scientific Presentation
18 mins
neaSCOPE Applications and Configurations
- investigation of thin material coating with 2nm QTD molecules
- compositional image and statistical distribution in rubbers
- maping carrier concentration and dopping in semiconductors
Scientific Presentation
12 mins
Nanoscale Study of Metal Corrosion
Speaker: Magnus Johnson (KTH Stockholm)
- premature detection of atmospheric corrosion
- identification of corrosion products at the nanoscale
- reduction of corrosion using inhibitors
Product Application
93 mins
nano-FTIR Enables Scientific Breakthrough Worldwide
- benefits of nano-FTIR compared to FTIR
- examples from research area that profit from nano-FTIR technology
- correlation nano-FTIR with mechanical, electrical, and thermal properties
Product Application
65 mins
nano-FTIR Applications for Inorganic, 2D and Biomaterials
- quantum-dots formation in hBN for multichannel single electron transistors
- degradation mechanism in perovskite solar cell materials
- identification of protein inclusion bodies in bacterial cells
User Tutorial
222 mins
s-SNOM Image Processing and Presentation
- interactive hands-on event with direct feedback on your needs
- improve the quality of your s-SNOM data by image post-processing
- quantify your results by careful image analysis
Product Demonstration
101 mins
Live DEMO: s-SNOM Imaging & Spectroscopy
- top performance on all types of materials (organic and inorganic)
- fastest measurements without compromise on quality
- high-quality results independent from user experience
Product Demonstration
76 mins
Live DEMO: Smart Interactive User Experience
- speed-up your first-use with video examples and recommended parameters
- perform complex measurements even by new users following guided instructions
- rely on automatic detection of errors and assist you with interactive suggestions
Product Demonstration
100 mins
Live DEMO: AFM-IR Imaging & Spectroscopy
- artefact-free absorption measurements without mechanical influence
- maximum performance without sample damage
- high-quality results independent from user experience
Product Application
61 mins
IR nanoscopy with ultrabroad tunable source
Speaker: Magnus Johnson (KTH Stockholm)
- widest tuning range 550-7000 cm-1 with QCL-comparable tuning speed
- narrow linewidth < 4 cm-1 for rapid nanoscale chemical mapping
- compatibility with s-SNOM and AFM-IR/PTE measurement modes
Product Application
71 mins
Introducing Ultrafast Nanoscopy
Speaker: Max Eisele (toptica)
- introduction to ultrafast nanoscopy technology
- selected studies using ultrafast nanoscopy
- configuration and advantages of IR-neaSCOPE+fs
Product Demonstration
81 mins
Introducing neaSCOPE
- maximum correlative nanoscopy options for all-around sample surface characterization
- enhanced usability for simplified operation in shared user facilities and R&D labs
- software developer kit for maximum flexibility and expert users
Scientific Presentation
15 mins
Infrared synchrotron nanoscopy research at LNLS
Speaker: Raul Freitas (Brazilian Synchrotron)
- study of biosystems in their natural environment
- delivery of nano-drugs in bacteria
- understanding the nano-chemistry of human hair
Scientific Presentation
14 mins
IR Nanoscopy for Solving Real World Problems
Speaker: Iban Amenabar (CIC nanoGUNE)
- optimisation of rubber materials
- investigation of pharmacology and cosmetics samples
- application in biotechnology sector
Product Application
34 mins
Infrared Nanoscopy Applications in Polymer Science
Speaker: Rainer Hillenbrand (CIC nanoGUNE)
- identification of nano-plastic contamination in sea water
- chemical mapping of complex polymer composites
- hyperspectral imaging applied to polymer blends
Product Application
49 mins
Infrared Nanoscopy Applications in Life Science
Speaker: Rainer Hillenbrand (CIC nanoGUNE)
- imaging isolated tabacco mosaic virus
- spectroscopy of single ferritin protein complex
- monolayer mapping of protein membrane
Product Application
71 mins
Correlation Nanoscopy for Material Analysis
- spectroscopic correlation of TERS, nano-FTIR & PTE+
- nanoscale thermal analysis by means of nano-TA & SThM
- quantification of carrier density with THz-TDS nanoscopy
Scientific Presentation
15 mins
Basics of s-SNOM Imaging and Spectroscopy
- method for efficiently suppress background
- measure simultaneous absorption & reflectivity
- identification of nanoscale contaminations
Scientific Presentation
21 mins
Terahertz scanning tunneling microscopy and spectroscopy on the atomic scale
Speaker: Tyler Cocker (Michigan State University)
- lightwave-driven STM with high spatio-temporal resolution
- strong-field control THz-STM used for picosecond molecule motion
- connection to near-field microscopy for advance nanoscale dynamics
Scientific Presentation
20 mins
Probing frequency-dependent anisotropical responses with far-infrared synchrotron infrared nanospectroscopy
Speaker: Hans Bechtel (Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory)
- combined applications for synchrotron nano-FTIR spectroscopy and s-SNOM imaging
- far-Infrared extension enables study of elemental excitations in functional materials
- exploration of anisotropic phonon polaritons in crystalline materials
Scientific Presentation
16 mins
Exploring Nanoscale Imaging of Polariton Dynamics in 2D Materials
Speaker: William L. Wilson (Harvard University)
- nanoscale photonics of quasi-particle dynamics and material topology
- measuring dispersive propagation of 2D Van der Waals polariton systems
- investigation of buried 2D structure Moiré imaging, expanding exploration capabilities
Scientific Presentation
15 mins
Visualization of anomalous reflection and refraction of polaritons at the nanoscale
Speaker: Pablo Alonso-González (University of Oviedo)
- in-plane hyperbolic phonon polaritons (PhPs) with ultra-low losses
- anomalous refraction and reflection, and canalization with minimal losses in hyperbolic PhP
- unparalleled energy flow control of a-MoO3's
Scientific Presentation
22 mins
Nano-aquarium - a new s-SNOM platform to observe live biological cells in action
Speaker: Fritz Keilmann (Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich)
- nano-FTIR investigation of biological cells living inside a nano-aquarium
- analysis of dynamic processes in liquid environments
- study of diverse biological processes in real-time using s-SNOM setup
Scientific Presentation
18 mins
Nanoscale studies of atmospheric corrosion
Speaker: Magnus Johnson (KTH Royal Institute of Technology)
- local atmospheric copper corrosion using multiple nanoscale techniques
- nano FTIR and s-SNOM imaging identifies corrosion products and coating effectiveness
- investigation of ultrathin organic films for safeguarding copper surfaces against corrosion
Scientific Presentation
10 mins
Infrared nano-imaging of configured phonon polaritons
Speaker: Siyuan Dai (Auburn University)
- manipulating light at small scales through polaritons in van der Waals materials
- recent advances in achieving atomic localization, dynamic tunability, low-loss, and topological states
- heterostructuring, graphene integration, and topology changes in phonon polaritons
Scientific Presentation
20 mins
Synchrotron IR nanospectroscopy at Sirius: current developments and perspectives
Speaker: Raul Freitas (Brazilian Synchrotron Light Laboratory)
- synchrotron IR nanospectroscopy drives progress in diverse fields
- community collaboration and synergy with various disciplines; open-user labs
- updates on Sirius, IMBUIA beamline expansion, democratizing advanced techniques
Scientific Presentation
18 mins
Advanced NeaSpec user: tips and tricks
Speaker: Vladimir Zenin (University of Southern Denmark)
- insights and procedures for balanced detection, noise cancellation, tip alignment, and more
- importance of detector active area, bandwidth and gain
- applying tricks for quantitative SNOM data; GSP modes example
Scientific Presentation
13 mins
Multimodal scattering near-field optical microscopy revealing plant cell walls physical and chemical properties
Speaker: Aude Lereu (Institute Fresnel - CNRS)
- expanding into construction, biofuel, intelligent components, and new materials
- managing biodegradability, stability, and profitability with chemical and physical treatments
- treatments alter plant cell composition, reshaping physical traits
Scientific Presentation
17 mins
Imaging terahertz modes using scattering SNOM
Speaker: Jean-Francois Lampin (IEMN-CNRS Lille)
- exploring photonic modes by THz photonic components using near-field microscopy
- probing concentrated electric fields for sensitive sensing and light-matter studies
- advanced setup for THz nanoscopy of graphene, resonators, and antennas
Scientific Presentation
15 mins
Nanoimaging of Orientational Defects in Semiconducting Organic Films
Speaker: Nada Mrkyvkova (Institute of Physics, Slovak Academy of Sciences)
- defect analysis using s-SNOM for enhancing performance of organic semiconductors
- light-induced vibrational mode responses for molecular orientation defects
- reliable s-SNOM amplitude-based description for diverse topographies, nanoscale included
Scientific Presentation
16 mins
Applying dielectric disorder to image interlayer excitons in van der Waals heterostructures
Speaker: Patryk Kusch (Freie Universität Berlin)
- dielectric function reveals properties of CNTs, graphene, TMDCs
- s-SNOM extracts dielectric values, maps variations in materials like WS2 and heterostructures
- surface roughness and charge transfer impact dielectric function; correlated with PL spectroscopy
Scientific Presentation
11 mins
Near-field spectroscopy of transition metal dichalcogenides
Speaker: Antonio Ambrosio (Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia)
- graphene, hexagonal boron nitride studied for plasmonic and phononic responses
- high-quality nanoresonators created in various 2D materials polaritonic bands
- spin-to-orbital angular momentum coupling in resonators
Scientific Presentation
17 mins
Cryogenic photocurrent nanoscopy of twisted 2D materials.
Speaker: Frank Koppens (ICFO, Barcelona)
- stacked layers with slight twist angle create moiré patterns, impacting properties
- study near magic angle uncovers correlated states, unconventional superconductivity origins
- cryogenic s-SNOM reveals spatial variations in optical properties and excitations, highlighting symmetry breaking mechanisms
Scientific Presentation
16 mins
Probing Metal-Organic Frameworks via Infrared Nanospectroscopy and Tip-Force Microscopy
Speaker: Jin-Chong Tan (University of Oxford)
- TFM shows evolving defects and their mechanical impact on crystallization
- multimodal techniques reveal MOF structures and performance
- nanoFTIR unveils vibrational traits of guest-encapsulated MOFs
Scientific Presentation
12 mins
Far-Infrared Near-Field Optical Imaging and Kelvin Probe Force Microscopy of Laser-Crystallized and -Amorphized Phase Change Material Ge3Sb2Te6
Speaker: Julian Barnett (RWTH Aachen)
- GST326 shifts between amorphous and crystalline states for nanophotonic devices
- focused laser modifies dielectric function; vital for re-programmable metasurfaces
- advantages of combined THz s-SNOM and KPFM: distinguishes states, examines local conductivity, ensuring reliable, reversible switching understanding
Scientific Presentation
13 mins
Novel quantum phases in few-layer graphene without Moiré
Speaker: Thomas Weitz (Uni Göttingen)
- explore charge transport in bilayer and trilayer graphene with strong electron interactions
- reveal fragile phases, reliant on careful near-field imaging-guided setup
- investigate exotic states in few-layer graphene for exchange-driven effects
Scientific Presentation
15 mins
Imaging of Ferro- and Antiferromagnetic Domains using s-SNOM
Speaker: Bernd Kästner (Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt)
- on-chip method images IR excitations, detects magneto-caloritronic effects for magnetic domain imaging
- avoids sample magnetization impact, unlike traditional magnetic force microscopy
- enables thermal, electric field measurements, shown through illustrative examples
Scientific Presentation
12 mins
Nanoscopic study of biomimetic polydopamine anchored layers
Speaker: Marcela Dendisova (University of Chemistry and Technology, Prague)
- synthetic melanin forms adaptable chains on surfaces, aiding compound anchoring
- mechanism remains unclear; study examines Si/SiOx, N-TiO2, and Au surfaces
- nano-FTIR reveal island growth, changes in catechol and quinone bands
Scientific Presentation
12 mins
Detailed investigation of nanocellulosic materials with neaSNOM instrument
Speaker: Nikolay Kotov (KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm)
- nanocellulose crystals and fibrils offer lightweight, strong, biocompatible materials
- neaSCOPE combines AFM and FTIR for in-depth physicochemical analysis at =20 nm resolution
- nano-FTIR nvestigates CNCs, CNFs, highlighting morphological features through kinks, twists, and more
Scientific Presentation
12 mins
THz photocurrent nanoscopy
Speaker: Eva Pogna (Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche, Pisa)
- THz QCLs maps photocurrent distribution in 1D, 2D materials
- photodetection in InAs nanowires transistors
- Investigation of layered 2D Materials using nano-THz
Scientific Presentation
12 mins
Infrared nanoscopy and nano-tomography of bioactive polymer brushes
Speaker: Ognen Pop-Georgievski (Institute of Macromolecular Chemistry, Czech Academy of Sciences)
- bioactive polymer brushes allows for surface-immobilized chains with peptides for biomedicine
- nano-FTIR examine topological uniformity, peptide distribution
- s-SNOM maps TYRAY peptides on brushes, relates to living cell behavior
Scientific Presentation
12 mins
High-fidelity nano-FTIR spectroscopy by on-pixel normalization of signal harmonics
Speaker: Lars Mester (CIC nanoGUNE BRTA)
- enhanced nanocharacterization: s-SNOM, nano-FTIR reveal organic and inorganic composites
- background suppression key: indirect tip illumination yields signals not at tip, demanding recognition
- artifact recognition: simple normalization eliminates artifacts, enhances analytical precision
Scientific Presentation
16 mins
Nanostructure and Surface Dynamics of Binary Mixed Polymer Brushes as Revealed by Advanced Scanning Probe Microscopies
Speaker: Szczepan Zapotoczny (Jagiellonian University Faculty of Chemistry)
- conjugated polymers blend with polyelectrolytes for devices
- ordered chains enhance photovoltaic, thermoelectric, sensing systems
- nano-IR, nano-FTIR, AFM map phase separation, conformational changes in blended polymer brushes, offering depth information
Scientific Presentation
13 mins
Observation and manipulation of antiferromagnetic distributions in magneto-electric multiferroics
Speaker: Jean-Yves Chauleau (SPEC CEA Saclay)
- spin currents, Terahertz dynamics enhance antiferromagnet (AF) control
- net polarization coupling enables voltage-based control
- multiferroic BiFeO3 with FE/AF textures studied via SHG imaging and s-SNOM
Scientific Presentation
14 mins
Cross-sectional chemical nanoimaging of composite polymer nanoparticles by infrared nanospectroscopy
Speaker: Monika Goikoetxea (Nanogune, San Sebastian)
- IR s-SNOM, nano-FTIR for multicomponent waterborne particles
- high chemical sensitivity, resolution, hyperspectral imaging, chemometric analysis
- acrylic, fluoroacrylate monomer particles' complex morphology, composition studied, surpassing electron microscopy
Scientific Presentation
13 mins
near-field spectroscopy of emerging new 2D material platform allowing broadband optical tunability from the visible to long infrared
Speaker: Daniel Beitner (Tel Aviv University)
- study porphyrin nanorods in Au nanoparticle arrays
- measure spectral changes, coupling, using algorithm-based sorting
- 0bserved thickness-dependent shift, correlated with J-aggregate ratio
Scientific Presentation
14 mins
Isotope-edition of nanoscale infrared images to distinguish chemically similar molecules - benefits for Alzheimer's disease research
Speaker: Andreas Barth (Stockholm University)
- study protein structures using nano-FTIR spectra
- focus on peptide bonds reflecting protein conformation
- analyze single pyruvate kinase proteins on varied substrates
Scientific Presentation
13 mins
VIS-IR Nanospectroscopy of Novel Organic Solar Cell Materials
Speaker: Achim Hartschuh (LMU Munich, Department of Chemistry and CeNS)
- analyze bulk heterojunction organic solar cells with non-fullerene acceptors
- utilize nanoFTIR spectroscopy and s-SNOM imaging to investigate polymer/NFA blends
- identify variations in molecular stacking and spatial distribution of components
Scientific Presentation
21 mins
Structural transitions underpins the evolution of protein nanofibrils mechanics
Speaker: Ulyana Shimanovich (Weizmann Institute of Science)
- investigate natural protein properties at atomic to macromolecular levels
- understand fiber-forming protein constructs for mechanical and functional properties
- bridge understanding of soluble proteins to insoluble amyloids, enabling new materials
Scientific Presentation
16 mins
The influence of cell wall composition on mechanics of natural poplar variants at nanoscale
Speaker: Rastislav Lagana (Technical University Zvolen)
- applied s-SNOM to analyze poplar wood's chemical and mechanical properties
- investigated cell wall constituents in different poplar variants
- correlated AFM mechanical phase with cellulose nano-FTIR peak height
Scientific Presentation
22 mins
Terahertz near-field nanoscopy of 1D and 2D nano materials
Speaker: Miriam Vitiello (Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche, Pisa)
- explored quantum states at nanoscale using THz near-field microscopy
- investigated layered topological insulators via hyperspectral spectroscopy
- developed self-mixing intermode-beatnote spectroscopy for THz nanoscopy
Product Demonstration
47 mins
Next Level of Precision: Customized Motion & Sensing Solutions
- customized positioning solutions for microscopy applications
- customized sensoric solutions for applications in extreme environments
- combined Motion & Sensing solutions for ultimate precision and accuracy
Product Demonstration
39 mins
Nano-Precise Positioning with Multi-Axis Stages
- precise sample alignment and beam paths steering with nanopositioner stacks
- runout error minimization of sample and optics rotation at ambient & vacuum conditions
- Setting up a multi-axis nanopositioner stack
Product Demonstration
49 mins
Standardized Calibration of CNC Machines and CMMs
- Definintion of standardized & automated measurements
- Analysis of data & creation of calibration certificates
- Implementing correction tables to increase machine accuracy
Product Demonstration
40 mins
Nano-Precise Optical Displacement Measurement
- high speed and long range measurements with nanometer accuracy
- Vibration characterization using advanced FFT and PSD analysis
- Material deformation measurements directly on various surfaces
Scientific Presentation
31 mins
Position and altitude control of formation flying small satellites for synthetic aperture telescope
Speaker: Ryo Suzumoto (University of Tokyo)
- advantages of synthetic aperture telescopes for earth observation
- sub-µm accurate position control of small satellites
- testing and simulation of interferometric satellite control
Scientific Presentation
30 mins
Dimensional stability evaluation of telescope structure
Speaker: Kazuya Kitamoto (Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency)
- dimensional stability as key criteria for high resolution space telescopes
- telescope structure integrated deformation detection
- performance validation of fiber-based interferometer
Product Application
61 mins
Raman Imaging & Spectroscopy at its Limits: Cryogenic Temperatures, Short Wavenumbers, High Magnetic Fields, and Polarization Control
- be introduced to cryogenic Raman microscopy
- see exciting demonstration measurements, including temperature series, magnetic field dependence, short wavenumbers, and more
- learn about the opportunities and challenges of cryogenic magneto-optics
Scientific Presentation
46 mins
Moiré Excitons in 2D Semiconductor Heterostructures
- what is the benefit of using layered 2D materials for creating superlattices
- how to use them to realize arrays of circularly polarized quantum emitters
- how to use them to study many-body physics at liquid Helium temperatures that was previously only accessible in nano-Kelvin atomic gasses and optical lattices
Scientific Presentation
38 mins
Chiral non-collinear spin textures imaged by MFM and Lorentz TEM
Speaker: Prof. Stuart Parkin (Max Planck Institute for Microstructure Physics, Germany)
- anti-skyrmions and elliptical block skyrmions
- important technological applications – racetrack memory
- topological chiral antiferromagnets
Scientific Presentation
15 mins
Real-space observation of ferroelectrically induced magnetic spin crystal in SrRuO3
Speaker: Samuel Seddon (University of Warwick)
- emergence of a non-topological cycloidal magnetic spin crystal
- stabilization of crystal by interface DMI caused by ferromagnetic-ferroelectric interface
- first real space imaging of this phase
Scientific Presentation
30 mins
Variable temperature MFM measurements of magnetic oxide materials
Speaker: Prof. Jan Seidel (University of New South Wales, Australia)
- variable magnetic field & temperature MFM on complex oxides
- magnetic transitions triggered by strain & oxygen content in (anti)ferromagnetic thin films
- non-collinear magnetic phase transition in ferrimagnetic thin films
Scientific Presentation
31 mins
Physical origin of complex magnetic domain structures in manganites
Speaker: Prof. Jian Shen (Fudan University, China)
- competition between multiple interactions in complex domains in oxides
- how doping-induced disorder plays a key role for physical properties
- high tunability for device applications such as tunable organic spin valves
Scientific Presentation
29 mins
Exploring antiferromagnetic order with a single spin microscope
Speaker: Prof. Vincent Jacques (University of Montpellier, France)
- imaging domain walls in thin ferromagnets
- imaging antiferromagnetic order
- magnetic noise sensing
- imaging spin textures in antiferromagnets via spin relaxometry
Scientific Presentation
33 mins
Single-spin nanoscale imaging of atomically thin magnets
Speaker: Prof. Patrick Maletinsky (University of Basel, Switzerland)
- evolution and engineering of scanning quantum sensors
- NV magnetometry of 2D van der Waals magnets
- domain-wall mechanics in antiferromagnetic Cr2O3
Scientific Presentation
27 mins
Probing quantum criticality using optical NV magnetometry
Speaker: Prof. Ruslan Prozorov (Iowa State University & Ames Laboratory, USA)
- single-NV vs. NV-ensemble measurements
- development of single-NV scanning sensors
- minimally invasive sensing of weak vector fields in superconductors
Scientific Presentation
35 mins
Probing materials properties with a nano scale quantum sensor
Speaker: Prof. Jörg Wrachtrup (University of Stuttgart & MPI Solid State Research, Germany)
- overview of & introduction to spin quantum sensing
- LT NV magnetometry on 2D materials: magnetic domain evolution in a CrBr3 bilayer
- nanoMRI on oscillating magnetic fields from nuclei
Scientific Presentation
22 mins
Determining the vibrations between sensor and sample in SQUID microscopy
Speaker: Dr. John Kirtley (Kirtleyscientific.com, Stanford, USA)
- Stanford scanning SQUID microscope user facility
- acquisition of time-resolved noise from single vortex as point-like source
- Taylor series based model describing spatially averaged flux noise vs frequency
Scientific Presentation
44 mins
Imaging topological currents and twist-angle disorder in magic-angle graphene
Speaker: Prof. Eli Zeldov (Weizmann Institute of Science, Israel)
- imaging equilibrium currents in quantum Hall edge states in graphene
- imaging equilibrium currents in magic angle graphene
- determination of the local twist angle and twist-angle disorder
Scientific Presentation
48 mins
The future of magnetic imaging: What are key challenges in applications, and which techniques are going to solve these best?
Panel Discussion
- Dr. Thierry Debuisschert (Thales Research & Technology, France)
- Prof. Hans Josef Hug (Empa, Switzerland)
- Prof. Kathryn Ann Moler (Stanford University, USA)
- Prof. Stuart Parkin (Max Planck Institute for Microstructure Physics, Germany)
- Prof. Jörg Wrachtrup (University of Stuttgart, Germany)
Host: Prof. Khaled Karraï (attocube systems AG, Germany)
Scientific Presentation
32 mins
Exciton sensing of condensed matter phenomena
Speaker: Kin Fai Mak (Cornell University, Ithaca, USA)
- semiconductor moiré materials
- rydberg sensing of electron crystals
- optical detection and imaging of quantum anomalous Hall state
Scientific Presentation
31 mins
Exploring quantum light from hexagonal boron nitride
Speaker: Dr. Koperski (National University of Singapore, Singapore)
- controlled Defect Engineering
- carbon doped hBN as a novel material system
- single photon emission
Scientific Presentation
36 mins
Engineering quantum states in 2D materials
Speaker: Prof. Bernhard Urbaszek (INSA Toulouse, France)
- TMD monolayers
- tunable exciton transition in MoS2 bilayers
- interlayer excitons in MoS2 bilayers
Scientific Presentation
31 mins
Sensing Moiré magnetism via single-spin quantum magnetometry
Speaker: Prof. Xiaodong Xu (University of Washington, USA)
- Moiré superlattices formed by 2D magnets
- interlayer Magnetism in Crl3 layers
- six-fold symmetry in autocorrelation function
Scientific Presentation
30 mins
A quantum dot in an open microcavity
Speaker: Prof. Richard Warburton (University of Basel, Switzerland)
- boosting light matter interaction in micro cavities
- exciton-photon strong and weak coupling
- analysis of high-efficient single photon source
Scientific Presentation
16 mins
Open-cavity in closed-cycle cryostat as a quantum optics platform
Speaker: Dr. Samarth Vadia (Ludwig Maximilians University, Munich, Germany)
- optical fiber as open cavity
- tunable cavity in closed cycle cryostat
- stability challenges of a micro cavity
Scientific Presentation
15 mins
A turn-key micro-cavity quantum optics system
Speaker: Dr. Hümmer (Qlibri, Munich, Germany)
- fiber micro mirrors properties
- setup of micro cavity system
- stabilization of micro cavities
Scientific Presentation
34 mins
Optical quantum computing
Speaker: Prof. Chao-Yang Lu (University of Science and Technology of China, China)
- Gaussian Boson sampling
- squeezed state sources instead of Single photon sources
- single photon sources for quantum communication
Scientific Presentation
28 mins
Building up modular optical quantum computing platforms
Speaker: Dr. Niccolo Somaschi (Quandela, Paris, France)
- photonic quantum computing platforms
- quantum Dots in Micropillar cavity
- standalone optical qubit emitter
Scientific Presentation
27 mins
Towards QD-based quantum networks
Speaker: Dr. Claire Le Gall (University of Cambridge, United Kingdom)
- spin photon interfaces
- nuclear spin ensembles as quantum memory
- spin control of Quantum dot spins
Scientific Presentation
31 mins
Exploring high-pressure superconductivity using diamond point defects
Speaker: Prof. Jean-François Roch (ENS, Paris-Saclay, France)
- novel materials at pressures above 100 GPa
- diamond anvil cells
- NV color centers as magnetic quantum sensors
Scientific Presentation
34 mins
Unconventional spin diffusion in dipolar spin ensembles
Speaker: Prof. Norman Yao (University of California, Berkeley, USA)
- coupled spin qubits in diamond as experimental platform
- inhomogeneous spin polarization profiles by polarization transfer
- identification of hydrodynamic time regimes
Scientific Presentation
57 mins
Magneto and quantum optics: from science to quantum technology
Panel Discussion
- Prof. Mete Atatüre (University of Cambridge, United Kingdom)
- Prof. Sven Höfling (University of Würzburg, Germany)
- Prof. Atac Imamoglu (ETH Zürich, Switzerland)
- Prof. Pascale Senellart (CNRS, Paris, France)
Hosts: Prof. Khaled Karraï (attocube systems AG, Germany), Prof. Alexander Högele (Ludwig Maximilians University, Munich, Germany)
Product Video
4 mins
attoDRY LAB
attocube's integrated nano-characterization platform connects the outstanding cooling performance of the fully automated attoDRY1100 low-vibration cryostat with sophisticated instrumentation such as attocube's world-renown low temperature scanning probe microscopes. attoDRY LAB: Cool Down. Measure. Publish.Product Video
7 mins
attoAFM closed loop scanning
Piezo-based scanners routinely used for scanning probe microscsopy (SPM) deliver high resolution, yet suffer from nonlinearities and creep, resulting in image distortion and difficult feature retrieval with high precision. Using a fiber-based interferometer, our cryogenic SPMs feature closed loop scanning and a 'global' sample coordinate (GSC) system over 5 mm x 5 mm.User Tutorial
1 min
alignment-free cantilever holder
attocube introduces its new alignment-free cantilever holder facilitating tip exchange and the mechanical alignment of the cantilever in all AFM/MFM microscopes. The new AFM head features a folding mechanism, which allows to easily extract the cantilever holder for tip exchange without dismounting the AFM head itself.Product Video
8 mins
attoTMS
Tired of the difficulties in combining different instruments in one software routine yourself? The attoTMS based on the Nanonis TrameaTM software with dedicated attocube mo- dules allows for automated measurements with variable temperature, magnetic field, 3D sample orientation and arbitrarily varying electrical signals.Product Video
1 min
atto3DR
The 3DR double rotation module provides access to full magnetic field (e.g. 9T) in all directions relative to the sample surface. attocube's brand new 3-dimensional rotator unit for in-situ operation makes vector magnets obsolete. Be smart - rotate your sample, not the magnet!Product Video
1 min
Installation at ICN2
The group of G. Catalán & N. Domingo created a video of the installation of an attoAFM & an attoDRY1000 @ their institute: Apart from surface topography, the new equipment can map electronic, electromechanical and magnetic properties with nanoscopic lateral resolution, at temperatures as low as 4 K and under magnetic fields as high as 9T. Visit their website here www.icn2.catProduct Video
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IDS3010 - Trailer
- ultra-compact IDS3010 laser interferometer for contactless measurement
- Outstanding precision, measurement range and speed
- Broad compatibility and flexible integration into challenging industry setups
User Tutorial
9 mins
IDS3010 - measurement software
- Tutorial about main functionalities and operation of the IDS measurement software WAVE
- Intuitive user interface for extensive data analysis and processing
- Fast and easy data acquisition, evaluation and reporting
User Tutorial
7 mins
IDS3010 - Loan Kit
- Tutorial about the most important components of the IDS loan kit
- Explanation connectivity, interface setup and functionality of the IDS system
- Services to ensure the best solution for your application
Product Video
2 mins
IDS3010 presentation
- Collection of challenging industry applications
- Ultra-Precise displacement and vibration measurement
- Main features and advantages of the IDS3010
Product Video
1 min
IDS3010 working principle
- Working principle of Fabry-Perot Interferometry for ultra stable measurements
- Compact components for extreme environments and long working ranges
- IDS3010 interferometer for ultimate precision
Product Application
1 min
Sensor for ultra-precise adjustments
- Mulit-Axis interferometrie for machine integrated measurements at the point of interest
- Eliminate errors of incremental encoders related to both design and mounting
- High bandwidth and multiple real-time interfaces for advances machine control
Product Application
1 min
Measurement system for pick & place applications
- Highes accuracy for semiconductor lithography, inspection and pick & place applications
- Compact sensors for multi-dimensional measurements
- Advanced vibration analysis as basis for performance improvement
Product Application
1 min
Motor shaft concentricity measurements
- Contactless concentricity measurement of motor shafts, crankshafts and camshafts
- High speed and precision detection of imbalances and resulting runout erros
- Improved quality and (predictive) maintenance in precision machining
Product Application
1 min
In-line process control in extreme conditions
- Process controls in extreme environmental conditions
- Miniaturized optical sensor heads for vacuum, radiation harsh, high & low temperature deployment
- Increased precision for etching and EUV lithography systems
Product Application
1 min
Detection of vibration amplitudes
- Contactless vibration measurement of workpiece and precision tool
- Active vibration compensation up to high frequencies
- Vibration analysis at short and long distances
Product Application
1 min
Calibration of machine tools and CMMs
- Fiber based Fabry-Perot interferometer for machines tooles and CMMs
- Cost and time efficient utilization compared to Michelson interferometers
- System integration for permanent and direct measurement at the workpiece
Scientific Presentation
13 mins
In-Situ Nanoscale Hydrogen Diffusion Dynamics
Speaker: Julian Karst (University of Stuttgart)
- dynamic plasmonic color display
- active plasmonics and switchable metasurfaces
- optimisation of H diffusion kinetics
Product Demonstration
61 mins
neaSDK: Your Microscope's Autopilot
- user case and application of neaSDK
- automated neaSCOPE measurements using neaSDK
- extend neaSCOPE's operation and evaluation capabilities
User Tutorial
41 mins
Near-Field Probing Phenomena – Part I
Speaker: Rainer Hillenbrand (CIC nanoGUNE)
- impact of AFM-tip geometry in s-SNOM measurements
- interpreting near-field signals and artifacts
- influence of AFM mechanics and tip-sample interactions
User Tutorial
34 mins
Introduction to s-SNOM
Speaker: Fritz Keilmann (LMU Munich)
- understanding super-resolution techniques
- applications and innovations in microscopy
- future directions and practical implementations
User Tutorial
55 mins
s-SNOM and nano-FTIR Introduction and Overview
Speaker: Rainer Hillenbrand (CIC nanoGUNE)
- understanding the fundamentals and mechanics of s-SNOM
- advanced detection techniques in s-SNOM and nano-FTIR
- theoretical modeling and practical applications
User Tutorial
57 mins
Pseudo-heterodyne (PsHet) Interferometric Detection in s-SNOM
Speaker: Martin Schnell (CIC nanoGUNE)
- understanding the fundamentals and mechanics of s-SNOM
- advanced detection techniques in s-SNOM and nano-FTIR
- theoretical modeling and practical applications
User Tutorial
66 mins
Photocurrent Nanoscopy
Speaker: Frank Koppens (ICFO, Castelldefels)
- photocurrent nanoscopy's role in material science research
- application and insights in 2D materials, especially graphene
- techniques and challenges in photocurrent nanoscopy research
User Tutorial
62 mins
nano-FTIR Spectroscopy - part I
Speaker: Raul Freitas (LNLS Synchrotron)
- synchrotron light sources and beam dynamics
- application and principles of nano-FTIR
- practical challenges and solutions in nano-FTIR
User Tutorial
17 mins
AFM and s-SNOM Data Processing using Gwyddion
- correct data interpretation and adjustment
- normalization and referencing in afm analysis
- software proficiency for complex data analysis
User Tutorial
32 mins
nano-FTIR Spectroscopy part-II
Speaker: Raul Freitas (LNLS Synchrotron)
- understanding metallic tips in optical enhancement
- insights into interferometry and nearfield reflections
- practical applications and data analysis
User Tutorial
51 mins
Modeling of Near-field Optical Contrast and Spectra
- understanding the theory and models behind s-SNOM
- importance of reference and normalization in s-SNOM data
- practical approaches and challenges in s-SNOM data analysis
User Tutorial
59 mins
Material Contrasts in s-SNOM and nano-FTIR
- characterization of organic samples with s-SNOM
- resonance phenomena in strong oscillators and phonons
- charge carrier dynamics in inorganic materials
User Tutorial
22 mins
Near-Field Probing Phenomena – Part II
- understanding indirect illumination in s-SNOM
- utilizing the harmonic ratio for more accurate data
- impact of far-field effects and practical tips:
User Tutorial
22 mins
Near-Field Probing Phenomena – Part III
Speaker: Iris Niehues (CIC nanoGUNE)
- understanding negative phase contrast
- factors influencing negative phase contrast
- correcting negative Phase contrast
User Tutorial
63 mins
Advanced AFM Modes
Speaker: Lukas Eng (IAP, TU Dresden)
- various scanning force microscopy modes and their applications
- electrostatic compensation in scanning force microscopy
- advanced applications and time-resolved measurements
User Tutorial
68 mins
Plasmon and Phonon Polariton Mapping in 2D Materials
Speaker: Pablo Alonso-Gonzalez (University of Oviedio)
- exploration of polariton physics in 2D materials
- properties and visualization techniques of graphene plasmons
- anisotropic behavior and novel optical phenomena in MoO3
User Tutorial
58 mins
Near-field Imaging of Plasmonic and Dielectric Antennas and Waveguides
Speaker: Vladimir Zenin (SDU Nano Optics)
- transmission mode advantages in s-SNOM
- waveguide analysis and nanoantennas in s-SNOM
- practical tips and data analysis techniques
User Tutorial
61 mins
Photoinduced Forces and Photothermal Expansion
Speaker: Antonio Ambrosio (IIT Milano)
- understanding local and non-local forces in AFM
- differentiating photothermal and photo-induced forces
- practical applications and experimental considerations
Product Application
Advances in Ultrafast Nanoscopy
Speaker: Jianing Chen (Institute of Physics Beijing)
- introduction to ultrafast nanoscopy technology
- selected studies using ultrafast nanoscopy
- configuration and advantages of IR-neaSCOPE+fs
User Tutorial
66 mins
Introduction to Atomic Force Microscopy
Speaker: Lukas Eng (TU Dresden)
- understanding the principles and challenges of AFM
- mastering AFM operation modes and techniques
- optimizing AFM environments and forces