One-Day Scientific Conference on Electrical AFM Measurements in Linz

2012 European Conference on Electrical Measurements at the Nanoscale Using AFM

One-Day Conference: 4 July | Supplemental Demonstrations: 5 July | Location: Linz, Austria

 

Agilent Technologies cordially invites you to attend a scientific conference focusing on nanoscale electrical measurements enabled by atomic force microscopy (AFM) techniques, including scanning microwave microscopy (SMM) and single-pass Kelvin probe microscopy (KPM). Diverse, recent work will be presented by leading experts from across Europe.

 

This special event will be held on 4 July, 2012, at the Institute of Biophysics, Johannes Kepler University in Linz, Austria. The conference offers a fantastic opportunity to share your experiences, applications, and ideas with fellow researchers as well as Agilent staff scientists in a pleasant and professional environment!

 

In addition to the one-day conference on 4 July, there will be an optional day of hands-on demonstrations at JKU on 5 July. Enrollment for this day of supplemental activities is limited to 10 delegates (first-come, first-served basis). If you would like to attend the demos on 5 July, please let us know as soon as possible and provide a description of any samples you will be bringing.

 

Scientific Conference

Wednesday, 4 July

 

Hands-on Demos

Thursday, 5 July

 

Venue

Johannes Kepler University

Institute of Biophysics

Gruberstrasse 40

A-4020 Linz

(Main Seminar Room, Basement)

 

Chairs

Prof. Dr. Jürgen Smoliner

Vienna University of Technology

 

Prof. Dr. Peter Hinterdorfer

Johannes Kepler University

 

Invited Speakers

Dr. rer. nat. habil. Heidemarie Schmidt

Helmholtz Research Center Dresden-Rossendorf

 

Dr. Jesper Wittborn

Infineon Technologies, Munich

 

Dr. Abbasi Gandhi

University of Limerick

 

Dr. Eugen Pavel

Storex Technologies, Bucharest

 

Additional conference speakers include Dr. Ilya V. Pobelov (University of Bern), Dr. Gennady Lubarsky (University of Ulster), Dr. Raul Rodriguez (Chemnitz University of Technology).

 

To register for this exciting and informative event, please Register Here.

 

We look forward to seeing you in Linz this July!

 

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