Join us for this in-person workshop on atomic force microscopy (AFM) featuring Dr. Ted Limpoco from Oxford Instruments Asylum Research, and hosted by the Centre for 2D Materials at the University of Toronto. Experts will provide an overview of the basic physics of AFM as well as delve into advanced application areas in nanomechanics using AFMs. Researchers will also present their work in 2D materials, thin films and various AFM techniques to further understand fatigue, wear, and friction.
Atomic Force Microscopy Workshop at University of Toronto, Dept. of Mechanical & Industrial Engineering
Dr. Ted Limpoco - Sr. Applications Scientist, Oxford Instruments Asylum Research
"Overview of AFM Physics, its Application Areas, and Various Modes"
Dr. Tobin Filleter - Nanomechanics and Materials Laboratory, University of Toronto
"Mechanics of 2D Materials"
Peter Serles - NanoMechanics and Materials Laboratory, University of Toronto
"Friction of 2D Materials, cAFM, and KPFM"
Dr. Gilbert Walker's Group - Laboratory for Advanced Nanoscience at Surfaces, University of Toronto
"Conducting Probe AFM of Thin Films and Monolayers"
Location
University of Toronto
Date
TBD
Time
TBD
