[29p-D3-1~20] 6.6 Probe microscopy

Fri. Mar 29, 2013 1:30 PM - 6:45 PM D3 (C5 3F-324)

△：Young Scientist Oral Presentation Award Applied
▲：English Presentation
▼：Both Award Applied and English Presentation

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[29p-D3-1] △Development of UHV nc-AFM using a quartz tuning fork for force sensor

^○（M2）Hiroaki Ooe¹, Toyoko Arai¹ (Kanazawa Univ.¹)

[29p-D3-2] △Detection of tip-sample interaction using NC-AFM with a charge amplifier

^○Makoto Nogami¹, Toyoko Arai², Akira Sasahara¹, Masahiko Tomitori¹ (JAIST¹, Kanazawa Univ.²)

[29p-D3-3] △Atomic-resolution imaging in liquid by high-speed dynamic-mode AFM

^○Kazuki Miyata¹, Hitoshi Asakawa², Takeshi Fukuma^1,2 (Grad. school, Kanazawa Univ.¹, Bio-AFM FRC., Kanazawa Univ.²)

[29p-D3-4] △Precise analysis of force maps acquired on surfactant assembly by FM-AFM

^○（PC）Ken-ichi Umeda¹, Fumiaki Ito¹, Kazuhiro Suzuki¹, Kei Kobayashi², Hirofumi Yamada¹ (Dept. of Electronic Sci. & Eng., Kyoto Univ.¹, SACI, Kyoto Univ.²)

[29p-D3-5] Force Curve Mapping in Liquid based on Phase Feedback

^○Yasushi Maeda¹, Masanori Kohyama¹ (AIST¹)

[29p-D3-6] Tip surface modification for high-resolution AFM measurements in liquid

^○Hironori Nakayachi¹, Hitoshi Asakawa², Takeshi Fukuma^1,2 (Division of Electrical Eng. & Computer Sci., Kanazawa Univ.¹, Bio-AFM FRC, Kanazawa Univ.²)

[29p-D3-7] Structural Analysis on Ionic-Liquid/Electrode Interface by Vacuum Electrochemical FM-AFM

Masahiro Negami¹, ^○Takashi Ichii¹, Kuniaki Murase¹, Hiroyuki Sugimura¹ (Kyoto Univ.¹)

[29p-D3-8] Investigation of hydration structures at the interface between alkali halide single crystal and saturated solution.

^○Fumiaki Ito¹, Kazuhiro Suzuki¹, Kei Kobayashi², Hirofumi Yamada¹ (Eng., Kyoto Univ.¹, SACI, Kyoto Univ.²)

[29p-D3-9] Hydration layers on lipid bilayer membranes with variable fluidities

^○Hiroaki Kominami¹, Shinichiro Ido¹, Kei Kobayashi², Hirofumi Yamada¹ (Kyoto Univ.¹, SACI Kyoto Univ.²)

[29p-D3-10] Molecular-scale investigation of formation process of surfactant assembly by FM-AFM

^○（PC）Kazuhiro Suzuki¹, Noriaki Oyabu^1,2, Kei Kobayashi³, Kazumi Matsushige¹, Hirofumi Yamada¹ (Dept. of Electronic Sci. & Eng., Kyoto Univ.¹, JST/Adv. Meas. & Analysis², SACI, Kyoto Univ.³)

[29p-D3-11] Quantifying Cell Membrane Fluctuations by Scanning Ion Conductance Microscopy

Yusuke Mizutani¹, Zen Ishikura¹, Myung-Hoon Choi², Sang-Joon Cho^2,3, ^○Takaharu Okajima¹ (Hokkaido Univ.¹, Park Systems Corp.², Seoul Natl. Univ.³)

[29p-D3-11.1] Break(15min)

[29p-D3-12] Development of atom force microscopy using optical beam deflection method at low temperature

^○（M1）Nao Komamura¹, Yoshitaka Naitoh¹, Yan　Jun Li¹, Yasuhiro Sugawara¹ (Osaka Univ.¹)

[29p-D3-13] An all-optic UHV atomic force microscopy for chemical identification working in lateral mode.

^○（P）Denis Damiron^1,2, Othman Mohammad¹, Yohei Toriyama¹, Pierre Allain^1,2, Dai Kobayashi¹, Hideki Kawakatsu¹ (IIS Tokyo Univ.¹, LIMMS²)

[29p-D3-14] Chemical Identification with UHV Atomic Force Microscopy in Vertical Mode.

^○Yohei Toriyama¹, Denis Damiron^1,2, Othman Muhammad¹, Pierre Allain^1,2, Yoshihiro Obata¹, Dai Kobayashi¹, Hideki Kawakatsu¹ (IIS,Univ Tokyo¹, LIMMS, IIS, Univ Tokyo²)

[29p-D3-15] X-ray Aided Noncontact Atomic Force Microscopy (XANAM) by using a qPlus sensor

^○Suzuki Shushi¹, Mukai Shingo², Wang-Jae Chun³, Nomura Masaharu⁴, Asakura Kiyotaka² (Nagoya Univ.¹, Hokkaido Univ.², ICU³, KEK-PF⁴)

[29p-D3-16] Dependence of Field Evaporation on the Crystallographic Orientation for Three-Dimensional Atom Probe

^○（M2）Mahito Shimizu¹, Masato Morita¹, Hidenobu Nishizawa¹, Yuya Hanaoka¹, Hideki Kawakatsu¹, Masanori Owari^1,2 (Institute of Industrial Science, Univ. of Tokyo¹, Environmental Science Center, Univ. of Tokyo²)

[29p-D3-17] coronene molecular doped with alkali metals

^○Megumi Endo¹, Masahiro Yano¹, Ryosuke Okada¹, Yoichi Yamada¹, Masahiro Sasaki¹ (Univ. of Tsukuba¹)

[29p-D3-18] Development of compact low-temperature high magnetic field STM (2)

^○Shuhei Nakashima¹, Takumi Kawasaki¹, Toyokazu Yamada¹ (Chiba Univ.¹)

[29p-D3-19] Electron Spin Lifetime Measurement by Time-Resolved STM

^○Yoshida Shouji¹, Yuta Aizawa¹, Osamu Takeuchi¹, Yutaka Mera², Hidemi Shigekawa¹ (Univ. of Tsukuba¹, Univ. of Tokyo²)

[29p-D3-20] Chain Polymerization Reactivity of the 10,12-pentacosadiyn-1-ol adsorbed layers depending on the polymorphic structure investigated by using scanning tunneling microscope

^○daisuke takajo¹, akira inaba¹, koichi sudoh² (Osaka Univ.¹, Osaka Univ.²)

Session information

[29p-D3-1~20] 6.6 Probe microscopy