Scientific articles with LiteScope measurements
Browse the live testimonies of the scientific value of LiteScope: the research publications, where measurements made by our novel AFM-in-SEM were employed. Our library of articles shows strengths of in-situ microscopy and use of AFM-in-SEM solution.
See individual applications & results that our AFM-in-SEM brought to other researchers all around the globe and in different scientific fields. Each of the articles demonstrates the principal strengths of LiteScope and correlative imaging!
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Hematene: A sustainable 2D conductive platform for visible-light-driven photocatalytic ammonia decomposition
Researchers from Palacký University Olomouc and the Technical University of Ostrava have developed an eco-friendly method to make ultra-thin 2D hematene sheets, which could lead to better clean energy technology. All that with the assistance of our LiteScope.

Scanning Probe Microscopy controller with advanced sampling support
In this new article, our colleagues together with members of the Czech Metrology Institute describe the Digital Signal Processor in detail.

The AFM-in-SEM technique: True correlative sample analysis with the LiteScope
This new article describes how LiteScope combines multiple modes of AFM and SEM and how such approach to surface analysis can provide researchers with a significant amount of information about their materials.

FEBID-grown magnetic tips tested with LiteScope in a new article
This new article investigates the durability of FEBID-grown magnetic tips for MFM measurements.

Fate of Gold Nanoparticles in Laser Desorption/Ionization Mass Spectrometry
This article explains how a new technique called LDI MSI can show where nanoparticles are located on a surface. And of course, it happened with help of the correlative AFM-in-SEM measurements!

Scalable Production of Monodisperse Bioactive Spider Silk Nanowires
The article presents new research results focused on the problem od drug delivery, specifically on the production methods for protein structures.
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