Access our first in Australia atomic force miscroscope (AFM) platform for your biological and materials imaging.
Conduct groundbreaking studies of live cell mechanics and single molecule interactions under physiological conditions with atomic-scale precision, while simultaneously leveraging industry leading nanoscale characterisation of 2D materials, thin films and nanostructures through advanced conductive mapping and quantitative mechanical testing.
Our facility provides access to multiple scanning probe microscopy techniques including but not limited to: non-contact and force-distance based AFM, cell force spectroscopy, high-speed AFM, quantitative nanomechanics, magnetic force microscopy (MFM), Kelvin force probe microscopy (KPFM), and piezoresponse force microscopy (PFM).
Banner image credit: Image acquired in liquid environment with atomic force microscopy by Dr David Martinez Martin.
This bespoke JPK NanoWizard V BioAFM with Hybrid stage, coupled to an integrated widefield and Ax-R advanced confocal microscope, combines high spatio-temporal resolution in nano-mechanical imaging with advanced imaging capabilities.
NanoWizard V bioScience AFM with Hybrid stage features:
Nikon Ax-R advanced confocal microscope features:
The JPK NanoWizard ULTRA Speed 3 is a premier high speed imaging AFM platform that provides up to 1,400 lines/second on suitable samples, high resolution imaging of biological and other soft samples in air or liquid, precise force spectroscopy, and nanomechanical force mapping.
NanoWizard ULTRA Speed 3 features:
The Asylum Research Jupiter XR Atomic Force Microscope is the only AFM to combine high-speed imaging, extended-range scanning and full 200mm sample access in one platform. It delivers unmatched versatility for advanced materials research at nanoscale to mesoscale levels. Features include:
Jupiter XR operational modes:
Locations
Sydney Microscopy & Microanalysis operates sites across the University of Sydney Camperdown campus. Locations include: