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most citedEffect of hydrogen-switchable mirrors on the Casimir force

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physics.bio-ph2018★ 4 cited

Structure-stiffness relation of live mouse brain tissue determined by depth-controlled indentation mapping

Nelda Antonovaite, Steven V. Beekmans, Elly M. Hol +2

The mechanical properties of brain tissue play a pivotal role in neurodevelopment and neurological disorders. Yet, at present, there is no consensus on how the different structural…

physics.soc-ph2016★ 2 cited

Investigation of the concept of beauty via a lock-in feedback experiment

M. C. Kaptein, R. van Emden, D. Iannuzzi

Lock-in feedback circuits are routinely used in physics laboratories all around the world to extract small signals out of a noisy environment. In a recent paper (M. Kaptein, R. van…

physics.ins-det2015★ 47 cited

Force sensor for chameleon and Casimir force experiments with parallel-plate configuration

Attaallah Almasi, Philippe Brax, Davide Iannuzzi +1

The search for non-Newtonian forces has been pursued following many different paths. Recently it was suggested that hypothetical chameleon interactions, which might explain the mec…

cond-mat.mes-hall2015★ 9 cited

The locality of surface interactions on colloidal probes

René I. P. Sedmik, Attaallah Almasi, Davide Iannuzzi

The Casimir and electromagnetic interactions between objects at short separations are strongly influenced by the local geometry near the point of closest approach. In this paper we…

quant-ph2011★ 20 cited

Measurement of the Casimir force with a ferrule-top sensor

P. Zuurbier, S. de Man, G. Gruca +2

We present a Casimir force setup based on an all-optical ferrule-top sensor. We demonstrate that the instrument can be used to measure the gradient of the Casimir force between a g…

quant-ph2010★ 45 cited

Halving the Casimir force with conductive oxides: experimental details

Sven de Man, Kier Heeck, Davide Iannuzzi

This work is an extended version of a paper published last year in Physical Review Letters [S. de Man et al., Phys. Rev. Lett. 103, 040402 (2009)], where we presented measurements…