The new Bruker Dimension IconIR is a large-sample nanoscale infrared spectroscopy and chemical imaging system. It sets new standards in chemical and material property mapping with sub-10nm chemical imaging resolution.
A new nanoanalysis podcast from Bruker, with special guests from all areas of nanoscale analysis including micro-XRF, TXRF, nanomechanical testing, TEM/SEM and more.
Ringing Mode is a new Bruker AFM mode for enhanced surface adhesion property mapping.
The Bruker JPK NanoRacer is a biological AFM (Atomic Force Microscope) with speeds of up to 50 frames per second for studying dynamic biological processes in real time.
Lund University in Sweden recently published two scientific papers about studying defects in GaN nanowires and structures, using AFM and various complementary techniques.
A scientific paper published by UNSW highlighting new implications for engineered nanophotonics, using nanoscale FTIR and s-SNOM chemical imaging.
Celebrating the 10th anniversary of PeakForce Tapping, the fastest growing AFM mode.
An overview of how Atomic Force Microscopy can be used in battery research.
The Bruker nanoIR3-s Broadband is the most advanced s-SNOM based nanoscale FTIR spectroscopy system available, with the broadest spectral range, high resolution nanochemical and nano-optical imaging capabilities.
Join us for a two day conference in Copenhagen about AFM and nanoscale IR spectroscopy (AFM-IR, s-SNOM and O-PTIR).
The Bruker JPK NanoWizard 4 XP is a new, high resolution, large format biological AFM system
How to use Optical Tweezers to manipulate and measure forces on particles and live cells with the Bruker JPK NanoTracker 2, including adhesion, intracellular studies and cell mechanics.
