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| Here at the PENN Regional
Nanotech we have a sophisticated scanning probe laboratory
centered
upon two scanning probe microscopes (SPMs). The first, the DI Dimension
3000, is a versatile instrument adaptable to a wide variety of sample
sizes and shapes. The second, the Digital Instruments Multiprobe,
is the highest resolution, commercially available SPM. It is designed
for atomic scale-resolution imaging. Our facility goes beyond the
basics of topographic imaging to include techniques such as phase
contrast imaging, magnetic force microscopy (MFM), and electrical
force microscopy (EFM). Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania
are leaders in the field of SPM and our innovations are leading to
new developments in surface analysis and measurement of atomic-scale
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