SPM Contract Measurement Services - Scanning Probe Microscope
Our company offers contract measurement services using state-of-the-art scanning probe microscopy (SPM) conducted by specialized staff. We visualize the surfaces of all types of samples at the nanoscale, ranging from biological samples such as cells, bacteria, proteins, and DNA to industrial materials like semiconductor substrates and polymers.
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【Features】 ○ Content of SPM Contract Measurement Services ○ Visualization and Measurement Technology for Biomolecules ○ Flow of Our Services ○ Various Price Lists ● For other functions and details, please refer to the catalog.
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Our company is the first venture established in 1999 from the former Industrial Technology Institute of the Ministry of International Trade and Industry (now the National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology), based on the research results of the "Atomic and Molecular Limit Manipulation Technology" project conducted by the Atom Technology Research Group. With "nano measurement and analysis" as a keyword, we provide measurement devices and components in the hardware sector that supports research and development, and in the software sector, we offer contract measurement and inspection services with "food, environment, and health" as keywords. We actively engage in joint research with academia and government, striving for significant advancements in the industrial field of nanobio.
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