Nanoscale Materials Analysis | AFM-IR | s-SNOM

Anasys joins Bruker Nano Surfaces Division

Strengthening the world of nanoanalysis and nanomechanical materials characterization- together

Anasys Instruments joins Bruker >

nanoscale FTIR spectroscopy

• Rich, interpretable absorption based IR spectra that

directly correlates to FTIR

• 10nm resolution chemical imaging with Tapping AFM-IR

• Bruker Hyperspectral method provides nanoscale

IR spectroscopy in seconds

• Correlative microscopy with nanoscale

materials property mapping.

• Engineered for ease of use, productivity and reliability

AFM-IR and s-SNOM, nanoscale IR spectroscopy and imaging

<10nm nanoscale IR spectroscopy and imaging

Unique nano-mechanical
and thermal property mapping

News

Bruker acquires nanoIR company Anasys Instruments

Tapping AFM-IR
with the nanoIR2-FS

AFM-IR research identifies elements of life in 3.7 billion year old metasedimentary rocks

Upcoming events

EFNS 2018 | 12-13 September
London, United Kingdom

High impact research

Investigation of ferroelasticity in perovskites

AFM-IR: Technology and applications in nanoscale infrared spectroscopy and chemical imaging
Alexandre Dazzi and Craig B. Prater

AFM-IR research identifies elements of life in 3.7 billion year old metasedimentary rocks

Nanoscale IR applications

Watch webinar: 10nm resolution chemical imaging with Tapping AFM-IR
Hosted by Craig Prater

nanoIR for chemical contrasts in polyethylene-polyamide interface
More polymers applications

Visualizing lipid content in stratum corneum using AFM-IR

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