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RE: Atomic Force Microscopy: Feeling is Seeing
This is a detailed and great article on AFM. Thanks. Following, upvoting and Resteeming!😃 Best wishes from India. @ethandsmith
This is a detailed and great article on AFM. Thanks. Following, upvoting and Resteeming!😃 Best wishes from India. @ethandsmith
Thanks for visiting the post, @dexterdev! I appreciate your comment.
Did you have any prior knowledge of AFM? I've found that most people haven't heard of it, but I'm just curious!
I am a computational biology student. Last year I got a chance to attend EMBO cell mechanics workshop where professors were talking about AFM. And we had option to try out two experimental techniques. But I chose optical trap and microfluidics experiments. So no hands on experience 😃
There's a group at my university that works with microfluidics for biological applications, so I imagine that you chose more relevant topics. AFM is really neat. I've never done any measurements on living cells, but one of the students in our department regularly images bacteria with AFM as part of his research.
Good to meet another scientist!
Are you in steemSTEM discord channel? If so is it okay to DM you?I am really happy for for this platform which allows me to meet great guys like you. BTW I don't do any wet lab experiments. In past I was an electronics engineer. 😂 Now I am doing molecular Dynamics of biomolecules!! 😃
Yes! I just joined the channel this week. My username is the same on Discord as here. My research is far from biomolecular unfortunately haha my biology knowledge is severely lacking.
My main research right now is in polymeric membranes for desalination. I'm planning to do some more Steemit blogs about it in the near future.
Feel free to message me any time!