Celebrating 40 Years of Atomic Force Microscopy
Dedicated to the memory of Professor Calvin Quate
DATE/TIME
Tuesday December 2, 9:00am
LOCATION
MacKenzie Room
Jen-Hsun Huang Engineering Center Room 300
475 Via Ortega 3rd Floor, Stanford, CA 94305
nano@stanford is proud to host a symposium in honor of the late Calvin Quate, celebrating his groundbreaking contributions to science and his invention of the revolutionary Atomic Force Microscope (AFM), an instrument that has become indispensable across scientific research and industry worldwide. This event will pay tribute to Quate’s legacy, highlighting his profound impact on the field of nanotechnology and his enduring influence on modern science.
Join us on December 2 to meet scientists from across the world who have impacted the world of Atomic Force Microscopy.
Sample measurements December 3 will also be offered for those interested in measuring a sample.
This event is free to registrants and lunch will be provided.
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