All 250 on-site seats are booked!!!
Motivated by the very positive feedback to our first nanoanalytics workshop in spring 2019, we are organizing the 2-nd International Nanoscale Analytics Workshop to be held on May 18-21, 2022. Covering a broad spectrum of s-SNOM applications from life sciences to cryogenic analysis of 2D materials, we are aiming to gather 200-250 participants from universities and research institutes worldwide.
About this workshop:
neaspec invites you to join this exclusive four day event FREE OF CHARGE (including lunch, coffee breaks, workshop dinner and social events).
The workshop takes you through:
- scientific talks on a variety of applications
- poster session
- a guided tour through our NanoFactory facility
- and a daytrip social event
During the workshop, you will benefit from:
- Discussing the latest scientific results with leading experts,
- Better understanding of measurement principles & data analysis to help you prepare your results for publication,
- Contributing actively to the application development roadmap of our systems,
- Experiencing live the ease-of-use of our systems and learning about the latest technological developments,
- Direct access to neaspec engineers to discuss your specific questions,
- Meeting with Your fellow scientists for networking and establishing future collaborations.
Please read the COVID-19 travel regulations prior booking your trip.
Watch selected presentations recorded at our first workshop:
Our first nanoscale analytics workshop (May 23-25, 2019) brought together 170 researchers from around the world and was a stunning success. It included more than 30 scientific talks on cutting-edge nanoscale research as well as tutorials and live demonstrations from near-field microscopy experts.
Nanoscale study of metal corrosion
Dr. Magnus Johnson, university lector @ KTH Stockholm presents:
- benefit of nano-FTIR for corrosion studies
- premature detection of atmospheric corrosion
- identification of corrosion products at the nanoscale
- reduction of corrosion using inhibitors
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Infrared synchrotron nanoscopy research at LNLS
Dr. Raul Freitas IMBUIA beamline leader @ LNLS presents:
- biosystems in their natural environment
- plasmon-phonon polaritons in G-hBN devices
- nano-drugs delivery in bacteria
- nano-chemistry of human hair
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neaSNOM applications and configurations
Dr. Andreas Huber director of applications @ neaspec presents:
- polymer interfaces & nanoscale polyamide layers
- thin material coating with 2nm QTD molecules
- compositional map & statistical distribution in rubbers
- carrier concentration & dopping map in semiconductors
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Uncover exotic properties of 2D materials
Prof. Rainer Hillenbrand group leader @ nanoGUNE presents:
- dispersion of light in isotropic & uniaxial crystals
- Phonon-polariton propagation in h-BN
- hyperbolic phonon-polaritons in a h-BN slab
- exotic wave phenomena in 2D materials
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Tutorial: basics of s-SNOM imaging & spectroscopy
Dr. Alexander Govyadinov product manager @ neaspec presents:
- how to circumvent the diffraction limit
- method for efficiently suppress background
- how to measures simultaneous absorption & reflectivity
- identification of nanoscale contaminations
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Watching in-situ H diffusion dynamics in Mg
Julian Karst PhD student @ University of Stuttgart presents:
- dynamic plasmonic color display
- active plasmonics & switchable metasurfaces
- optimisation of H diffusion kinetics
- in-situ investigation of Mg/MgH phase transition
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Tutorial: quantitative data analysis
Dr. Alexander Govyadinov product manager @ neaspec presents:
- nano-FTIR: the nanoscale analogue of standard FTIR
- analysis of dispersion mapping in 2D materials
- relationship between chemical-ID & sample thickness
- method of extracting carrier concentration from sSNOM data
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nano-FTIR: useful tool for solving real-world problems
Dr. Iban Amenabar nanooptics specialist @ nanoGUNE presents:
- polymer industry applications
- optimisation of rubber materials
- pharmacology & cosmetics
- application in biotechnology sector
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