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Did you miss the webinar:
"Soft, Squishy, and Sticky: AFM for Mechanobiology"?

AFM's ability to directly interact with samples at the nanoscale and in near-physiological conditions enable novel insights into the structure and nanomechanical properties of living samples. AFM is especially useful in understanding the mechanical properties of the extracellular environment. However, quantitative measurements of these properties are often stymied by a number of experimental and instrumentational parameters. Dr. Nicholas A. Geisse, Chief Science Officer of NanoSurface Biomedical, Seattle, presents an overview of mechanobiology for AFM. You will get a greater understanding of:

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Asylum Research AFM Webinar Series

Asylum Research regularly hosts webinars presented by our customers and our own expert scientists on various topics related to atomic force microscopy (AFM). Please enjoy the recordings below and consider joining our mailing list to receive notifications for future webinar topics.

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