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In this Issue: Featured Application Featured Product News and Events Upcoming Exhibitions Images from Crosstalk Eliminated (XE) AFM
Featured Application Non-invasive In-liquid Imaging by Ion Conductance Microscopy (ICM) With the existing research tools available in the market today, it has been virtually impossible to perform nanoscale imaging of single live cells. In particular, cellular membrane surfaces are transparent to optical microscopy methods, and too soft to produce any contrast or even endure probing by AFM method. Ion Conductance Microscopy (ICM) is the only non-invasive in-liquid scanning probe technique that does not apply any force over its sample surface, making it ideal for nanoscale imaging of single live cells, in particular soft cellular membranes. It can be further adapted to enable a host of powerful applications in nano-manipulated electrophysiology and cell motility studies, whose examples include targeted localized stimulation, monitoring, and drug delivery at the cellular level. Click here for further information on the mechanism and applications of ICM
XE-3DM: New 3D AFM for High Resolution Sidewall Imaging Continuing the company’s impressive track record of developing optimized solutions, Park Systems re-introduces XE-3DM, a fully automated AFM designed for overhang and trench profiles, sidewall roughness and imaging, and critical angle measurements. With Park Systems’ unique decoupled XY and Z scanning system, allows for characterization of undercut features as well as top surfaces. In using Park Systems’ True Non-Contact mode, the XE-3DM can realize non-destructive imaging of soft photoresist structures without deforming or damaging them. Click here for the detailed product information. Park Systems Corp. Announces New 3D AFM Patent Granted for its XE-3DM Technology Suwon, South Korea, Nov 19, 2009 - Park Systems Corp., the inventor of the Crosstalk Eliminated (XE) AFM technology and a leading nanotechnology solutions partner for research and industry, today announced that its new 3D AFM patent applications has been allowed in the United States further expanding upon its worldwide protection. US application 11/601,144, filed by Park Systems Corp. with an international priority date of November 17, 2006, covers Park Systems' unique method of a high resolution sidewall imaging by deliberately and independently tilting the Z-scanner in its patented Crosstalk Eliminated (XE) AFM platform where XY and Z scanners are completely and independently decoupled. Click here for the rest of the news article Park Systems Has Been Chosen as First-Place Winner of Peter Drucker Innovation Award Suwon, South Korea, June 17, 2009 - Park Systems Corp., the inventor of the Crosstalk Eliminated (XE) AFM technology and a leading nanotechnology solutions partner for research and industry, today announced that it was chosen as the first-place winner of the Innovation Award for the small and medium enterprise by Peter Drucker Society of Korea on June 17th, 2009. The award recognizes the innovative entrepreneurship that leads the people it serves. Click here for the rest of the news article
MRS Fall , December 1st ~ 3rd, Boston, USA ASCB Annual Meeting , December 6th ~ 8th, San Diego, USA Semicon Japan , December 2nd ~ 4th, Chiba, Japan - Exhibitors Seminar: 15:30-16:20 on Dec. 4th - P&T Release: 14:00-14:20 on Dec. 2nd
Sidewall roughness measurement of photonic waveguide by the XE-3DM For further inquiries please contact us via info@parkafm.com |