High-Speed Atomic Microscopy Uncovers Relevant Details about Nanoscale Materials
Atomically resolved imaging has been at the center of research for decades, allowing us to observe the structure of matter at its most fundamental level. Now, researchers at the University of Basel in Switzerland have developed a new method to take these observations to the next level. With their high-speed atomic microscope, they can observe and measure the dynamics of matter at the atomic level with an unprecedented level of detail. This new technology is expected to revolutionize the study of materials science, enabling researchers to study and understand the behaviors of molecules in ways never before possible.
source: Phys.org