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BioScope Catalyst-IRIS
TERS-Enabled Integrated AFM-Raman Imaging System For Transparent Samples
- Catalyst-IRIS integration example (HORIBA)
The BioScope™ Catalyst™-IRIS enables the seamless blend of atomic force microscopy and Raman spectroscopy by combining chemical or crystallographic information (Raman spectroscopy) at high spatial and spectral resolution, with the most advanced atomic force microscopy characterization. To create a TERS-enabled AFM-Raman spectroscopy system for transparent samples, combine the BioScope Catalyst-IRIS with your choice of leading inverted light microscope and Raman system. However you tailor your system, your application will benefit from the best tip preservation and lowest drift, guaranteeing that alignment is preserved even over the optical integration times necessary to interrogate weak Raman scatterers.
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- Catalyst-IRIS integration example (Renishaw), courtesy of A. Balter, UMK, Torún, Poland
Uncompromising Ease-Of-Use For Life Sciences
- The ScanAsyst™ Atomic Force Microscopy Imaging Mode revolutionizes Bio-AFM used in life sciences and makes in situ liquid imaging dramatically easier while retaining superior force control for the most delicate samples
- Experiment selector distills decades of knowledge into preconfigured settings, mitigating the complexity of traditional TERS (tip-enhanced raman spectroscopy) setups
Highest Performance, Most Complete AFM Capabilities In The World
- Exclusive PeakForce QNM® atomic force microscopy imaging mode uniquely enables the highest resolution mechanical property mapping
- System design for noise and drift elimination enables high resolution imaging and long Raman integration times
- Polymer blend overlay of AFM (brown), Raman (green), and optical (grey) data, courtesy J. Kindt (Bruker) and J. Schreiber (HORIBA)
True Nanoscale Spectroscopy Targeted To Your Application
- AFM/IOM integration with Bruker's exclusive MIRO™ (Microscope Image Registration and Overlay) benefits Raman microscopy and all other complementary optical techniques
- Optimized optical access enables capture of weak Raman signals for nanoscale chemical mapping, even on challenging samples
Best TERS-Enabled AFM-Raman System Integration Available
- Top-to-bottom atomic force microscope design for optical integration minimizes impact of AFM on Raman measurements and vice versa
- Modular system integration interface provides tools for the most effective setup optimization, real-time control, and data acquisition
- Flexible system architecture offers the widest compatibility with leading Raman spectroscopy suppliers
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Documents
BioScope Catalyst Atomic Force Microscope (Brochure, PDF)
Advances in Combined Atomic Force Microscopy and Raman Spectroscopy (Application Note, PDF)
IRIS (Integrated AFM-Raman Imaging System) (Brochure, PDF)
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Nanoscale World Community — An open, worldwide community designed to allow the exchange of ideas, share information, and provide support
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Co-Localized AFM and Raman Applications — Introducing AFM and Raman users to the respective techniques, AFM-Raman configurations, and TERS (tip-enhanced Raman scattering)
High Resolution Imaging With the BioScope Catalyst — Examples of how high resolution imaging provides researchers with key opportunities to investigate biomolecules and biomolecular processes at the single molecule level
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