Atomically precise manufacturing (APM) is a key technique that involves the direct control of
atoms in order to manufacture products or components of products. It has been developed …

Scanning probe microscopy (SPM) has revolutionized our ability to explore the nanoscale
world, enabling the imaging, manipulation, and characterization of materials at the atomic …

It was a long-cherished dream for chemists to take a direct look at chemical bonding, a
fundamental component of chemistry. This dream was finally accomplished by the state-of …

Scanning tunneling microscopy using a CO-functionalized tip is combined with simulations
to explore the impact of the CO tilt angle on topographies of a single Cu atom and CO …

Atomic force microscopy (AFM) as well as scanning tunneling microscopy induced light
emission (STM-LE) are, each on their own, powerful tools used to investigate a large variety …

One-dimensional (1D) metalloporphyrin polymers can exhibit magnetism, depending on the
central metal ion and the surrounding ligand field. The possibility of tailoring the magnetic …

We discuss the exciting prospects for a step change in our ability to map and modify matter
at the atomic/molecular level by embedding machine learning algorithms in scanning probe …

Atomic force microscopy (AFM) allows submolecular resolution imaging of organic
molecules deposited on a surface by using CO-functionalized qPlus sensors under ultrahigh …

A scanning probe with an atomically sharp tip is used in atomic force microscopy. As the
probe is rastered over the specimen of interest, changes in its vibration mode can be …

Immense strides have been made in increasing the resolution of scanning probe
microscopy. Noncontact atomic force microscopy (nc‐AFM) now offers one the ability to …