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In 2019 a major change in weight measurement took place: the calibration standard was changed from a small platinum cylinder "Le Grand K" to a natural constant. This significantly increased the accuracy for demanding weight measurements and is only possible by using large scale kibble balances, as e.g. the NIST-4 Kibble balance. To make such highly accurate weight measurements accessible to more areas, the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) started a project for developing ultra-compact table top kibble balances. Find more info on the the NIST Kibble balance project here https://lnkd.in/dzz4Aj64 Visit our webpage to learn how such ultra-precise force measurements are supported by the IDS3010 https://lnkd.in/dpbbGvUX #Kibblebalance #IDS3010 #forcemeasurement #NIST

Curtains up: Here we go with a new season of exciting 2D materials talks!  The video recordings of our 2D Materials Conference 2024 are available on our webpage now: Watch a series of inspiring contributions and explore the transformative potential of these atomically thin marvels.  Watch the talks by renowned scientists that shape the future of physics & materials science. We are thrilled and impressed by the broad spectrum of high-level topics covered, and would like to thank all the speakers for their contributions once again. Enjoy science! https://lnkd.in/ddtzgSpf #2dmaterials #quantumoptics #cryogenics #moiresuperlattices #AFM #twistronics #graphene #vanderWaals

Ever wondered where the magic happens?✨Then step into our #NanoFactory and explore our dynamic workspaces where our team transforms ideas into reality🚀Along the way, you might meet some of the passionate people who drive our innovation forward! So…if you like what you see, don’t hesitate—join us and become part of the #bestteamever now! #attoTEAM #NanoFactory

Making ultra-sensitive measurements easy! Our new flagship cryostat - the attoDRY2200 - sets a new benchmark for ultra-low vibration measurements in dry cryogenics: The comparison between attoDRY2200 and a liquid cryostat shows that both measurements yield the same resolution under similar measurement conditions. If anything, the ct-AFM image of tBLG shows slightly better signal-to-noise in the dry environment, confirming the excellent damping of vibrations in the attoDRY2200. **Sample courtesy of Jiacheng Zhu and Kin Fai Mak (Cornell University, USA); access to attoLIQUID2000 cryostat courtesy of Istvan Kezsmarki (Universität Augsburg, Germany) Get more info on the attoDRY2200 here https://lnkd.in/dRRypUvM #cryogenicinstruments #LTAFM #cryogenics #attoDRY2200 #drycryogenics

Looking for the perfect fit? Then check out the AMC110, our new compact and easy to integrate 19” rack controller. Apart from it's new size, it comes with various improvements such as diagnostic tools for capacitive and resistance measurements, temperature sensor, preinstalled test routines, dynamic frequency and amplitude settings (multiple axis), and a built in power supply with hard power switch. Learn more on our webpage: https://lnkd.in/gR-NkNNC #piezomotioncontroller #nanopositioning #rackintegration 

We are thrilled to announce that the Quantum Nanophotonics Group at the University of Münster, led by Jun.-Prof. Dr. Iris Niehues, is now using our neaSCOPE microscope for advanced Raman studies on 2D materials. This collaboration underscores our commitment to supporting scientific breakthroughs. The precision and versatility of the neaSCOPE are enhancing their research into the nanoscale optical properties of 2D materials and single-photon emitters, advancing novel functionalities for quantum technology applications. Congratulations to Dr. Niehues and her team on their successful implementation. We are looking forward to the first results! Learn more about how our solutions are driving forward quantum technology and nanoscale research here https://lnkd.in/dP8bMC9m #NanoscaleImaging #RamanSpectroscopy #MaterialScience #QuantumTechnology

Our attocube summer party was all about adventure this year!✨The #attoTEAM embarked on a treasure hunt, solving puzzles and overcoming challenges to discover our secret event location: a hidden beach 🏝🗺️🔍 The day ended with a surprise sailing tour, making it a day to remember for everyone! #attoTEAM #attocube

Into the fast lane for quantum innovation! Curious on how we at attocube support the emerging quantum industry to fast-track innovation & commercialization? In the latest Physics World article, our co-founder and scientific director Khaled Karrai describes our multi-physics, multi-engineering approach: "The secret of success [..] lies in an open, honest dialogue upfront between equipment supplier and customer. It’s that informed conversation around technical requirements that’s so valuable at the initiation point.” Learn more about our partnerships and products for quantum applications here https://lnkd.in/dFEYg_YN #quantum #cryogenics #nanopositioning #quantumcomputing #quantumtechnology #photonics 

🌟 This past Monday, we were thrilled to host a group of enthusiastic PhD students from the TRR360 graduate school program, funded by Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG) - German Research Foundation!🎓✨ It was fantastic to share our cutting-edge technologies and innovations with these bright minds and to support scientific exchange. We're always excited to inspire and be inspired by the next generation of researchers. Thank you, TRR360, for visiting us at attocube! 🚀

Congrats! 🏆 🚀 Last Friday, the Nano Innovation Award 2024 was awarded to three PhD students at the Center for NanoScience, LMU Munich. While most science prizes honour excellent results in basic research, the Nano Innovation Award explicitly focuses on high innovation and application potential. The winners were selected by an expert jury from industry & academia and attocube is proud to be one of the sponsors. Congratulations to the awardees Cornelia Holler (MPI for the Science of Light), Andreas Gritsch (TUM and MPI for Quantum Optics), and Leonie Wittmann (TUM) for their excellent contributions! Read the press release and more about their work here https://lnkd.in/dFnuRZFu Or directly apply for next year’s award https://lnkd.in/eGaU3fx8 #CeNS #NanoInnovationAward #nanosciences #boostnanoscience