Course |
Date |
Description |
MultiMode 8 AFM |
February 12-14, 2019 |
Karlsruhe, Germany During this modular 3-day course you can improve your skillset on the Bruker Multimode 8 system. If you are new to the system or need a refresher, you can choose to stay the full three days or participate only in one or two days, depending on your personal requirements. |
Special AFM Mode: Nanomanipulation, Nanolithography |
May 15-16, 2019 |
Karlsruhe, Germany Bruker Customer Support likes to introduce you to or to refresh your knowledge on using the AFM for Nanolithography and Nanomanipulation. During the 2-day course we will present you ways to prepare your measurements on Dimension Icon and how to set up experiments. |
AFM Force Measurements |
June 5-7, 2019 |
Karlsruhe, Germany Force measurements with an AFM play an important role in today’s surface characterization to determine properties like the elastic modulus or the adhesion. In this 3-day modular course we like to offer the users of Bruker AFMs an option to improve their skill set or to refresh their knowledge on this topic. |
Dimension Edge AFM |
October 8-10, 2019 |
Karlsruhe, Germany During this modular 3-day course you can improve your skillset on the Bruker Dimension Edge system. If you are new to the system or need a refresher, you can choose to stay the full three days or participate only in one or two days, depending on your personal requirements. |
Dimension Icon AFM |
October 15-17, 2019 |
Karlsruhe, Germany During this modular 3-day course you can improve your skillset on the Bruker Dimension Icon system. If you are new to the system or need a refresher, you can choose to stay the full three days or participate only in one or two days, depending on your personal requirements. |
Special AFM Mode: Electrochemistry |
October 23-24, 2019 |
Karlsruhe, Germany Bruker Customer Support likes to introduce you to or to refresh your knowledge on electrochemical AFM. During the 2-day course we will present you ways to prepare your measurements on Dimension Icon and how to set up the experiment. |