Laboratory for Bio- and Nano-Instrumentation
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Prof. Georg Fantner at EPFL Institute of Bioengineering lists Instrumentation, micro- and nano fabrication, biophysics, nano-characterization, nano-positioning, microscopy (optical, electron microscopy, scanning probe microscopy), high-speed atomic force microscopy, bio AFM, AFM cantilever sensors, correlated imaging, live cell imaging, biomaterials, bone as their registered research area.
Research areas
Instrumentation, micro- and nano fabrication, biophysics, nano-characterization, nano-positioning, microscopy (optical, electron microscopy, scanning probe microscopy), high-speed atomic force microscopy, bio AFM, AFM cantilever sensors, correlated imaging, live cell imaging, biomaterials, bone
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