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The MFP-3D™ AFM Family

Atomic force microscopes for versatile characterization for advanced materials and biosciences

MFP-3D-SA
Ideal for materials, physics, chemistry, devices, biology and nanoscience.

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Uncompromised AFM performance
on an inverted optical microscope platform.

MFP-3D-CF
Pioneering the integration of AFM
and confocal measurements.

MFP NanoIndenter
Award winning instrumented nanoindenter for quantitative surface characterization.


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Latest News

Asylum Research Sets Annual and Quarterly Sales Records
Asylum Research and Atomic Force F&E Offer First European AFM in Biology Class February 23-25, 2010
Asylum Research Announces Grant Offering for its Band Excitation Technique
Cypher™ Atomic Force Microscope Wins Frost & Sullivan Award
Asylum Research Shatters Quarterly Sales Records
Asylum Research and Atomic Force F&E Add France Representative
Abu Dhabi Institute Chooses MFP-3D™ AFM and NanoIndenter
Asylum Research Appoints Intertech as AFM Distributor for Russia, Eurasia
Cypher Atomic Force Microscope wins R&D100 Award and Lab Equipment Reader's Choice Award
Asylum Research Introduces Ztherm™ Modulated Thermal Analysis with Sub-Zeptoliter Resolution
Asylum Research Adds AFM Industry’s First Two Year Warranty to its Exclusive 6-Month Guarantee

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Asylum Users Making News

'Iron Snail' Inspires New Armor
Functional Recognition Imaging Using Artificial Neural Networks: Applications to Rapid Cellular Identification Via Broadband Electromechanical Response
Self-assembly Used to Make Molecule-sized Particles with Patches of Charge
Penn’s Nano/Bio Interface Center Awarded $11.5 Million to Advance Nanoscale Research in Biological Systems
Tiny Technologies Could Produce Big Energy Solutions
Dr. Lyubov Belova wins Distinguished FEMS Lecturer Award
Plastics That Convert Light To Electricity Could Have A Big Impact

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Workshops and Tutorials

Biophysical Society Tutorial, San Francisco, Feb. 21, 2010
European AFM in Biology Class, Mannheim, Germany, Feb. 23-25, 2010
6th Annual Carolina Workshop on Force Measurements and Manipulation in Biological Microscopy, May 18-21, UNC Chapel Hill

7th Int’l Tutorial Workshop on Piezoresponse Force Microscopy and Nanoscale Electromechanics of Polar Materials, Aug. 25-27, Beijing


 
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