Dutch Scanning Probe Microscopy Day 2014
Oct. 10th, Delft University of Technology
09.00
Welcome and registration
09.25
Sander Otte
Opening
09.30
Violeta Navarra
Leiden University
In situ high pressure STM imaging of a Fischer-­‐Tropsch cobalt catalyst 09.50
Rodolf Herfst
TNO
High throughput parallelized Scanning Probe Microscopy for
Semiconductor Defect Inspection
10.10
Koen Schouteden
KU Leuven
Engineering the band structure of nanoparticles by an incommensurate cover layer 10.30
Coffee break and exhibition
11.00
Daniël Wegner (invited)
Radboud Univ. Nijmegen
Identifying Molecular Electronic Set Screws for Improved OLED and
Magnetic Molecules
11.50
Nadine van der Heijden
Utrecht University
Chemical identification of atoms in organic molecules with AFM 12.10
Karsta Heinze
VU Amsterdam
Probing the Mechanics of Nanosized Protein Containers by AFM Nanoindentations 12.30
Lunch and exhibition and posters
14.00
Marcel Rost
Leiden University
SubSurface-­‐AFM: looking below a surface
14.20
Juan Moreno
RU Groningen
Para-­‐hexaphenyl-­‐dicarbonitrile on Au(111): A combined STM and AFM study 14.40
Hairong Wu
University of Twente
Dynamics of Self-­‐assembled Monolayers on Au(111) Studied by Timeresolved Scanning Tunneling Microscopy 15.00
Coffee break and exhibition
15.30
Mehdi Sadighi
RU Groningen
Casimir forces from conductive silicon carbide surfaces 15.50
Maren Cottin
University of Duisburg STM Induced Light Emission from Heterogeneous Metallic and Molecular Surfaces
16.10
Katharina Franke (invited)
Freie Universität Berlin
Scanning Tunneling Spectroscopy of Single Crystal Superconductors
and Molecular Adsorbates
17.00
Closing and reception