Infrared Nanoscopy Workshop on Soft Materials

KTH, Stockholm, May 20-21, option to measure your own samples May 22-23.

Infrared Nanoscopy is a technique that allows you to acquire infrared spectra with a lateral resolution of 20 nm over a surface, and can be used to examine samples in numerous fields, such as polymers, wood, nanocellulose, corrosion, batteries, tissues, cells, nanoparticles ,proteins, 2D materials, solar cells, etc.

More information: https://www.attocube.com/en/ressources/infrared-nanoscopy-workshop-soft-materials

Welcome!

Magnus Johnson (KTH), Andreas Barth (Stockholm University), Attocube