Date : Wednesday 11 November 2026
Time : 8pm NZDT | 6pm AEDT | 3pm AWST
(If you can’t attend, please register to receive the recording)
Join us for the upcoming webinar, A Practical Guide to AFM Sample Preparation for Biological and Soft Matter.
Atomic force microscopy (AFM) is a high-resolution imaging technique that enables quantitative nanomechanical characterisation of living biological samples and high-speed analysis of dynamic molecular mechanisms. It can also be easily combined with advance optical microscopy. This allows researchers to study complex biological processes such as protein folding, cellular interactions and immune response.
Sample preparation is crucial for achieving the best results. The follow areas will be discussed:
Best practices for BioAFM sample preparation
Expert strategies for measuring samples such as single molecules, and living bacteria, cells and tissues
Practical tips and tricks for measuring on different substrates and immobilising samples
Live Q&A session
Speaker: Dr. André Körnig, Senior Applications Scientist, Bruker BioAFM
