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System analysis of Force Feedback Microscopy
Mario S Rodrigues, Luca Costa, Joel Chevrier +1
It was shown recently that the Force Feedback Microscope can avoid the jump-to-contact in Atomic force Microscopy even when the cantilevers used are very soft, thus increasing forc…
Spectroscopic investigation of local mechanical impedance of living cells
Luca Costa, Mario S. Rodrigues, Núria Benseny-Cases +3
The mechanical properties of PC12 living cells have been studied at the nanoscale with a Force Feedback Microscope using two experimental approaches. Firstly, the local mechanical…
Comparison between Atomic Force Microscopy and Force Feedback Microscopy static force curves
Luca Costa, Mario S. Rodrigues, Simon Carpentier +3
Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM) conventional static force curves and Force Feedback Microscopy (FFM) force curves acquired with the same cantilever at the solid/air and solid/liquid…
Imaging material properties of biological samples with a Force Feedback Microscope
Luca Costa, Mario S Rodrigues, Emily Newman +3
Mechanical properties of biological samples have been imaged with a \textit{Force Feedback Microscope}. Force, force gradient and dissipation are measured simultaneously and quanti…
Measurement of the complete interaction force curve at the nanoscale
Mario S. Rodrigues, Luca Costa, Joel Chevrier +1
The force between two interacting particles as a function of distance is one of the most fundamental curves in science. In this regard, Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM) represents the…
Can nanotechnology experimentally solve the plane-plane challenge
Alessandro Siria, Serge Huant, Geoffroy Auvert +2
Non-contact interaction between two parallel flat surfaces is a central paradigm in sciences. This situation is the starting point for a wealth of different models: the capacitor d…