Scanning probe microscopies for nanoscale fast, tomographic and composition imaging
Sprache der Bezeichnung:
Englisch
Original Kurzfassung:
Advanced Microscopy techniques are widely recognized as one of the pillars onto which the research and manufacture of
Nanotechnology based products is sustained. At present, the greatest challenge faced by these techniques is the realization
of fast and non-destructive tomographic images with chemical composition sensitivity and with sub-10 nm spatial resolution,
in both organic and inorganic materials, and in all environmental conditions. Scanning Probe Microscopes are currently the
Advanced Microscopy techniques experiencing the fastest evolution and innovation towards solving this challenge. Scanning
Probe Microscopes have crossed fundamental barriers, and novel systems exist that show potential unparalleled
performance in terms of 3D nanoscale imaging capabilities, imaging speed and chemical sensitivity mapping. The objective
of the SPM2.0 European Training Network is to train a new generation of researchers in the science and technology of these
novel Scanning Probe Microscopes, in which Europe is currently in a leading position, in order to enforce its further
development and its quick and wide commercialization and implementation in public and private research centers and
industrial and metrology institutions. The researchers of the network will acquire a solid state-of-the-art multidisciplinary
scientific training in this field of research, covering from basic science to industrial applications, which should enable them to
generate new scientific knowledge of the highest impact. In addition, they will receive a practical training on transferable
skills in order to increase their employability perspectives and to qualify them to access to responsibility job positions in the
private and public sectors. The final aim of the network is to consolidate Europe as the world leader in Scanning Probe
Microscopy technologies and its emerging applications in key sectors like Materials, Microelectronics, Biology and Medicine
Sprache der Kurzfassung:
Englisch
Englische Bezeichnung:
Scanning probe microscopies for nanoscale fast, tomographic and composition imaging
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