O 19: Poster Monday: Scanning Probe Techniques 1
Montag, 5. September 2022, 18:00–20:00, P4
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18:00 |
O 19.1 |
Quantifying Force and Energy in Single-Molecule Metalation — Karl Rothe, •Nicolas Néel, Marie-Laure Bocquet, and Jörg Kröger
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18:00 |
O 19.2 |
Live demodulation of pseudo-heterodyne SNOM at kHz repetition rates — •Philipp Schwendke, Samuel Palato, Nicolai Große, and Julia Stähler
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O 19.3 |
Designing a Scanning Probe Microscope to quantify electron correlations in novel 2D materials — •Nikhil Seeja Sivakumar, Henning von Allwörden, Daniel Wegner, Alexander Ako Khajetoorians, and Nadine Hauptmann
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O 19.4 |
Nanoscale capacitance and dielectric permittivity measurements — •Pascal Rohrbeck, Lukas Drago Cavar, Peter Reichel, and Stefan A. L. Weber
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18:00 |
O 19.5 |
Sphere Probes for Scanning Thermal Microscopy — •Sophie Rodehutskors, Fridolin Geesmann, Philipp Thurau, and Achim Kittel
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18:00 |
O 19.6 |
A New Sensor Concept for Scanning Thermal Microscopy — •Marvin Glittenberg, Philipp Wiesener, and Achim Kittel
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18:00 |
O 19.7 |
Implementation of a SPPX Setup and investigation of the delay-time modulation induced intensity modulation — •Marlo Teichmann, Georg Traeger, and Martin Wenderoth
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18:00 |
O 19.8 |
Grating Coupled Illumination with Image Recognition for Scanning Tunneling Microcopy under Highly Stable and Truly Localized Optical Excitation — •Georg A. Traeger, Marlo H. Teichmann, Benjamin Schröder, and Martin Wenderoth
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18:00 |
O 19.9 |
Shot-noise measurements of single-atom Josephson junctions — •Verena Caspari, Idan Tamir, Christian Lotze, and Katharina J. Franke
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18:00 |
O 19.10 |
Surface science with haptic feedback — •Maximilian Koall, Denis Heitkamp, Jaccomo Lorenz, Philipp Lensing, and Philipp Rahe
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