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New method made 'nanoscale vibration-reading' easy
Irani | Mar 27 2007
schematic of the experimental setup the probe of an atomic force microscope is suspended just above a vibrating cantilever electrostatic forces cause the probe to vibrate and its vibration is measured by a laser beam
The idea that measuring nanomechanical oscillations, that of the tiny vibrating silicon strips, only a few hundred atoms thick is not that easy, is no more true. Researchers at the Cornell University have designed a solution - defining as 'reach out..
Tags: nanoscale vibrations, nanomechanical oscillations, Cornell University, atomic force microscope, ulky quartz crystals, bacteria detection, virus detection, Cornell NanoScale Facility, Technology

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