TT.II.E

14:00 - 15:30

Imaging and spectroscopies for nanocharacterizations
SYNOPSIS
TT.II.E.1	Riccardo TAGLIAPIETRA Renishaw, Turin Raman Spectroscopy Characterisation of Large Area 2D materials abst
TT.II.E.2	Nicolas MEDARD CV Nanolane, France SEEC Microscopy: a live and label-free analysis technique in the fields of Materials and Life Sciences abst
TT.II.E.3	Chiara NOVARA Polytechnic of Turin The potential of Raman spectroscopy as a powerful characterization tool: from materials science to Biointerfaces abst
TT.II.E.4	Marco CAPITANIO LENS & University of Florence Dissecting fast dynamics of single biological molecules with high-speed laser tweezers abst
Chair: Francesca FRASCELLA, Polytechnic of Turin In collaboration with: Renishaw, Nordtest, Nanolane, Polytechnic of Turin
SYNOPSIS Nowadays there is a growing interest in the study, design and fabrication of nanoscale structures and their integration into large and complex interacting systems. It is possible to explore the behaviour of these systems using a wide array of optical and spectral imaging tools, such as Raman spectroscopy, surface enhanced ellipsometric contrast microscopy and many others. Imaging and spectroscopy are often the cheapest and simpler way through which a material can be characterized. These wide array of technologies are often non destructive and are usually able to address materials characterization needs.

NanoInnovation 2017