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Our AFM Webinar Series - Your Free Learning Resource

The Bruker Atomic Force Microscopy Webinar Series is the web's most consistently informative online learning resource for the global AFM community. Each presentation offers a unique opportunity for you to interact with one or more of our AFM experts. The broadcast subjects are designed to cover current metrology topics, provide solutions to tough microscopy problems, and offer development ideas for new applications, AFM modes, or techniques.

Registering To Attend

After having chosen one of the webinar topics detailed below, you will be sent to the external GoToWebinar website (www2.gotomeeting.com) to complete a simple registration form. The process is fast and secure, but you will want to be sure to check the date and time of each event for your local time. We list all webinar dates and times as PST (Pacific Standard Time, USA & Canada).

AFM Webinar Series Archives

We created the Atomic Force Microscopy Webinar Series Archives so you can view recordings of previous broadcasts and see downloadable PDF copies of the presentation slides.

You may also enjoy watching our recordings now available on our YouTube channel — www.youtube.com/BrukerNanoSurfaces

Atomic Force Microscopy Webinar Schedule


Webinar	Content

February 15, 2012 Advances in NanoScale Thermal Analysis: Transition Temperature Microscopy	This webinar is focusing on recent advances in AFM based nanoscale thermal analysis. Atomic force microscopy is entering an era where it can provide quantitative nanoscale property information with statistically meaningful sampling. This capability is particularly relevant on polymer based samples, where molecular scale heterogeneity is intrinsic. This presentation will provide examples where Bruker’s new automated transition temperature mapping uniquely reveals property variations that are not accessible to bulk or single point measurements. Please register for February 15^th!

March 14, 2012 The Powerful Diversity of the AFM Probe	This webinar explains how the AFM probe's key specifications effect its performance, and determine its suitability for a particular application. With this tutorial you will be able to better select any AFM probe as well as make better decisions on how to optimize your experiment through the probe characteristics. Basic and advanced issues will be addressed in this fun and informative webinar. Check back for Registration Information

*All times given are for PST (Pacific Standard Time, USA & Canada).
Check your local times when registering.