Location: Conference Room
Madrid Institute of Materials Sciences (ICMM)
Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz, 3
Cantoblanco, 28049
Madrid, Spain
Duration: 9:00h-17.00h
Main subject of the courses: Quantitative functional SPM nanoscale imaging (C5) and Mechanical and Electrical properties of biological samples (C7)
Concepts to covered: (C5): Functional vs topographic imaging modes. Nanomechanical mapping (elastic and viscoelastic properties). Nanoelectrical mapping (conductive and dielectric properties). Quantitative functional SPM.
(C7): Mechanical and electrical physical magnitudes. Macroscopic and microscopic techniques (rheometry, deformability cytometry, electrophoresis, patch clamp, optical tweezers, SPM).
Theoretical session: open to the whole scientific community
9.00-10.00h: Nanomechanical mapping of soft matter by AFM (I) (R. Garcia) (C5) (link for recording)
10:00-11.00: Nanomechanical mapping of soft matter by AFM (II) (R. Garcia) (C5)
11.00-11.30h: Break
11.30-12.30h: Applications of Atomic Force Microscopy for Adhesion Force Measurements (J Zemla) (link for recording)
11.30-13.30h: Multiscale rheology of biological samples (cells and tissues) (J Zemla)
13.30h-15.00h: Lunch break
Practical session: restricted to the SPM4.0 doctoral candidates (Lab-S07)
15.00-17.00h: Experimental session on AFM imaging and data analysis (C5) (L. A. Dominguez, L. Franco, J. Tejedor, Z. Tang and R. Garcia)
17:00-19.00h: Video session with support of IBEC’s Communication Department
This project has received funding from the European Union's Horizon Europe research and innovation programme under Grant Agreement n°101168976
