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Imaging 2D Materials At a Smaller Scale

The tip of an Atomic Force Microscope (AFM) measuring the differences in surfaces of a 2D material

Ripples in Space-Time: Nano-Imaging Functional Materials at their Elementary Scales

Ultrafast infrared nano-imaging can improve characterization of electron and vibration dynamics with long-lived excitation states.

Seeing with the “Nano” Eye

The molecular monolayer of 4-nitrothiophenol being pierced by an atomic force microscope (AFM)

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Reading the Secrets of the Nanoworld with Infrared Light

Atomic force microscopy with infrared light is able to study coupling between molecules.

Bringing quanta out of the cold

AFM creating strong coupling with the quantum dot

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Brightening the Dark State

Markus Raschke Receives a Friedrich Wilhelm Bessel Research Award

Markus Raschke in his lab.

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