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O 93.1 |
Tip-to-tip approach for multi-probe scanning probe microscopy utilizing long-distance all-optical methods — •Philipp Lindner, Raluca Boltje, Jonas Koch, Stefan Krause, and Roland Wiesendanger
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15:15 |
O 93.2 |
Multi-Probe RF Scanning Tunneling Microscopy in UHV, at Low Temperatures, and in Magnetic Fields — •Jonas Koch, Philipp Lindner, Raluca Boltje, Stefan Krause, and Roland Wiesendanger
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15:30 |
O 93.3 |
Spin-Polarized Transport at the Atomic Limit — •Markus Leisegang, Patrick Härtl, Jens Kügel, and Matthias Bode
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15:45 |
O 93.4 |
Autonomous chemical reactions in scanning tunneling microscope — •Nian Wu, Markus Aapro, Alexander Ilin, Robert Drost, Joakim Jestilä, Zhijie He, Peter Lijeroth, and Adam S. Foster
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16:00 |
O 93.5 |
Single crystal diamond needles as sensor in scanning probe microscopy — •Stefan Schulte, Sven Just, Victor I. Kleshch, F. Stefan Tautz, and Ruslan Temirov
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16:15 |
O 93.6 |
Systematic protocol to prepare SPM tips for Scanning Quantum Dot Microscopy — •Tim Dierker, Paul Laubrock, and Philipp Rahe
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16:30 |
O 93.7 |
Van der Waals scanning probe tips — •Abhisek Kole, Tobias Wichmann, Keda Jin, Jia Grace Lu, Xiaosheng Yang, F. Stefan Tautz, Markus Ternes, Jose Martinez Castro, and Felix Lüpke
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16:45 |
O 93.8 |
A versatile Peak Force IR variation for correlative nanoscale chemical and mechanical AFM-IR — •Martin Wagner, Qichi Hu, Chunzeng Li, Shuiqing Hu, Chanmin Su, and Peter Dewolf
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17:00 |
O 93.9 |
Approaching unstable periodic states in dynamic Atomic Force Microscopy — •Lukas Böttcher, Hannes Wallner, Niklas Kruse, Anna Dittus, Wolfram Just, Ingo Barke, Jens Starke, and Sylvia Speller
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17:15 |
O 93.10 |
Total variation based image decomposition and denoising for microscopy images — •Marco Corrias, Thomas Pock, and Cesare Franchini
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17:30 |
O 93.11 |
Image interpretation methods for high-resolution SPM — •Lauri Kurki, Niko Oinonen, and Adam S. Foster
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17:45 |
O 93.12 |
Automated prediction of three-dimensional molecular structures from Atomic Force Microscopy images — •Joakim S. Jestilä, Shuning Cai, Niko Oinonen, Peter Liljeroth, and Adam S. Foster
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