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Origin of C surface reconstruction resolved by atomic force microscopy
Leonardo Forcieri, Simon Taylor, Philip Moriarty +1
Surface adsorption of C affects its chemical and electronic properties. Numerous studies have reported observation of bright and dark fullerenes on metal surfaces that sugge…
Gender issues in fundamental physics: Strumia's bibliometric analysis fails to account for key confounders and confuses correlation with causation
Philip Ball, T. Benjamin Britton, Erin Hengel +5
Alessandro Strumia recently published a survey of gender differences in publications and citations in high-energy physics (HEP). In addition to providing full access to the data, c…
Improving the Segmentation of Scanning Probe Microscope Images using Convolutional Neural Networks
Steff Farley, Jo E. A. Hodgkinson, Oliver M. Gordon +4
A wide range of techniques can be considered for segmentation of images of nanostructured surfaces. Manually segmenting these images is time-consuming and results in a user-depende…
Embedding Human Heuristics in Machine-Learning-Enabled Probe Microscopy
O. Gordon, F. Junqueira, P. Moriarty
Scanning probe microscopists generally do not rely on complete images to assess the quality of data acquired during a scan. Instead, assessments of the state of the tip apex, which…
Scanning Probe State Recognition With Multi-Class Neural Network Ensembles
O. Gordon, P. D'Hondt, L. Knijff +4
One of the largest obstacles facing scanning probe microscopy is the constant need to correct flaws in the scanning probe in situ. This is currently a manual, time-consuming proces…
Pauli's Principle in Probe Microscopy
Samuel Jarvis, Adam Sweetman, Lev Kantorovich +2
Exceptionally clear images of intramolecular structure can be attained in dynamic force microscopy through the combination of a passivated tip apex and operation in what has become…