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Welcome to the soft condensed matter physics lab at Georgetown University. We study the mechanical properties of soft and biological materials using externally applied shear forces and thermally driven fluctuations. The goal of our work is to elucidate the role that meso-scale structure plays on the macroscopic physical characteristics of soft materials. We employ a variety of experimental techniques such as rheology, three dimensional confocal microscopy, and light scattering. Please
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Atomic Force Microscopy Skip to content HomePrivacy Policy The ?non contact? mode Posted on March 26, 2011 by jumboaffe A solution to the problem of the probe and the sample getting damaged in the ?contact mode? was the development of the dynamic atomic force microscope. With this microscope the Cantilevers and the sample are oscillatet. When the vibrating probe gets close to the sample, the vibration frequency of the cantilever changes. This happens even if the probe