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MARCH 23-25, 2027 | BOSTON, MA |
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MARCH 23-25, 2027 | BOSTON, MA |
SPMConnect is an annual AFM-based conference to foster and support the AFM community in terms of idea exchange, best practices development, mentoring, and career development. In addition to research talks, in line with the industrial/innovation theme of the broader TCW meeting, SPMConnect will feature panel discussions on Perspectives from Early-Career Scientists and Perspectives from Industry and plenty of opportunities for AFM researchers and scientists to meet, network and exchange ideas.
This conference aims to bring together users from a wide variety of disciplines including polymer science, biology, energy, computing, materials science, and more who share an interest in SPM as an instrument to explore nanoscale phenomena and characterization. SPMConnect aims to include scientists and researchers from a wide variety of backgrounds including industry, instrumentation vendors, academia, and national labs. Technical abstracts for both oral and poster presentation are welcomed with topics for SPMConnect listed below.
Please first review the information for authors — abstract submission guidelines.
Scanning Probes for Next-Generation Semiconductors: Mapping Dynamics from Polymers to Perovskites
Professor,University of Washington
Exploring nanoscale electrical and dielectric phenomena with scanning microwave impedance microscopy
R&D Staff Scientist,Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Application of AI and SPM automation toward efficient materials characterization and discovery
Senior Applications Scientist,Bruker
Generalized defect quantification of 2D materials with atomic force microscopy
Assistant Professor,University of Notre Dame
4,000 Femtometers Below the Noise: Revealing Hidden Structures and Dynamics with Interferometric AFM
CTO,Oxford Instruments
Photothermal Off-Resonance Tapping for Rapid and Automated Nanomechanical Mapping
Application Scientist,Nanosurf
AFM mechanical spectroscopy: machine-learning identification of materials from multichannel Ringing-mode data
Professor,Tufts University
Glycocalyx Desialylation Remodels Surface Mechanics to Potentiate Cytotoxic T Cell Responses in Pancreatic Ductal Adenocarcinoma
Stadtman Investigator,NIH
Unveiling Structure–Processing–Property Relationships in Thermoplastic Polyurethanes Using Atomic Force Microscopy
Senior Scientist,Lubrizol
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