Scuba participates in SLAM
Hosted by UC Berkeley, Scuba Probe Technologies was invited to participate in a seminar/workshop for Science Leadership and Management (SLAM).
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Our Plug-and-Play Solution for using SPT-EL on the Bruker Multimode
Our SPT-EL cantilevers are compatible with most commercial AFMs. We have custom solutions for a variety of platforms including the Bruker Multimode. For more details click here.
Download the SPT-EL Specification Sheet
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Read our AFM-SECM Application Note!
Read about AFM-SECM using Scuba Probe’s insulated electrochemical probes.
Scuba Probe is looking to hire a MEMS/NEMS Engineer
Scuba Probe Technologies embraces creative thinking and intellectual curiosity to help drive the capabilities of scanning probe microscopy. We have a collaborative culture that fosters innovation and we are looking for an engineer to join our team! More details about the job posting can be found here.
Scuba Probe is awarded a DOE Phase IIB SBIR grant
Scuba Probe Technologies was awarded a Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) grant by the Department of Energy (DOE Phase IIB) to develop and commercialize SPM probes for quantitative electrical and electrochemical characterization in liquids.
A recent publication highlights encased cantilevers
Check out our recent publication highlighting a new feature of encased cantilevers. Electrostatic actuation results in textbook-like Lorentzian peaks in vacuum, air and liquids. Calibration of optical lever sensitivity is no longer required since target amplitudes are set directly by choosing the drive voltage. Click here […]