Join the 4th edition of the NanoScientific Forum Europe 2021 –
the platform for nanoscience and SPM research in Europe!
NSFE 2021
will be hosted by Dr. Thorsten Hugel and Dr. Bizan Balzer from
the Institute of Physical Chemistry, University Freiburg -
www.singlemolecule.uni-freiburg.de
We are proud to invite researchers from all fields of Scanning Probe Microscopy to the fourth edition of the NanoScientific Forum Europe – NSFE 2021!
About NSFE 2021
NSFE series is an open European AFM User Forum focusing on sharing and exchanging the cutting-edge research for both materials and life science disciplines using Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM).
The research focus of the 4th NSFE 2021 will be laid on wide range of SPM applications and methods such as nanoelectronics, photovoltaics, semiconductive materials, nano- and biomaterials, single molecule research, electrochemistry, innovative methods in nanotechnology and correlative microscopy.
Conference Topics
Application
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Nanophotonics, nanoelectronics and photovoltaic applications
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Semiconductive materials: organic, inorganic and hybrid
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Nanomaterials and Biotechnology
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Electrochemistry for Material Science and Battery Applications
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Overcoming barriers in AFM
Method
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Nanomechanical and Electrical Characterization
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Characterization of soft materials in liquid environment
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Single‐molecule technique via AFM
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Advanced Imaging
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High resolution imaging
Special Session
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Nanotribology via Scanning Probe Microscopy and its Applications
An exciting agenda is planned for 2.5 days:
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Live online lectures by renowned AFM researchers
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Online instrument workshops on Park Systems AFMs, including basic and advanced measuring techniques as well as tips and tricks, how to obtain stunning AFM data
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E-poster session and image contest with amazing prizes!
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Evening Program: Virtual Beer Tasing: “Splitting beer atoms – the art of brewing German beer”
[PREVIEW] 2021 NanoScientific Forum Europe,
15-17 September, 2021
Video impressions from the NSFE 2019
11-13 September 2019, University of Bologna, Italy
Conference venue:
World Wide Web
With kind support of
Institute of Physical Chemistry
University Freiburg
https://www.physchem.uni-freiburg.de/en
Conference Contact: