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This project explores nanomechanical dissipation spectroscopy using advanced Force Microscopy techniques to investigate classical and quantum materials. It aims to detect weak effects from non-equilibrium perturbations and quantum phenomena, enhancing our understanding of material behavior under various conditions.
Dissipation spectroscopy:
Nanomechanical dissipation, experienced by oscillating tip-based Force Microscopy (AFM) instruments, provides an innovative probe of the physics of classical and quantum materials, solids, surfaces.
My group made, in the last decade, well-recognized experimental and conceptual advances by exploiting and adapting advanced AFM techniques, especially the ultra-sensitive pendulum-AFM, (p-AFM, dissipation sensitivity ~0.1 aW, force sensitivity ~ 10-12N) detecting collective…
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Italy, Trieste
Type: University / higher education
Activity type: Higher or Secondary Education Establishments
SME: No
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