This article demonstrates the standard contrast mechanisms observed in living and fixed cell imaging using Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM).

The Atomic Force Microscope System - Bruker Dimension Icon with ScanAsyst® for scanning probe microscopy is capable of nanoscale surface topography and morphology measurements of a range of different ...

Atomic force microscopy (AFM) obtains high resolution images by using a nanoscale cantilever to feel the surface a little like the needle of a record player feels the grooves in vinyl.

An international research team led by Forschungszentrum Jülich has succeeded in visualizing magnetism inside solids with ...

Gavin King and a team of scientists used this atomic force microscope, bottom right, to study the movement of the E.coli proteins. Unlike previous studies where proteins were frozen, the atomic ...

This article discusses the various aspects of atomic force microscopy (AFM), particularly factors that affect the accuracy of AFM images.

This is a graphical rendering of the "system" studied by Pellegrini, Santoro, and Tosatti.

NASA's Phoenix Mars Lander has taken the first-ever image of a single particle of Mars' ubiquitous dust, using its atomic force microscope.