From this webinar you will learn:
- The Multimodal character of AFM methods
- Combining force control with materials’ functionality and Chemical ID
- Correlating mechanical, electrical, and chemical properties at the nanoscale
ABOUT THE SPEAKERS
Khaled Kaja holds a PhD in Nanophysics from the University of Grenoble. He started his research journey at the Leti laboratory (French commission of atomic and alternative energies, CEA) working on the development of highly-resolved nanoelectrical AFM measurements. Following a post-doctoral training at the Swiss federal institute (ETH) Zurich under the chair of nanotechnology (Prof. Dr. Andreas Stemmer), he moved to the UK joining Bruker nano surfaces as an applications scientist. In 2017, Dr. Kaja moved to the middle east as an assistant professor of physics at different universities of the region. Later in 2020, he joined the French national metrology lab (LNE) as a research scientist working on the development of nanoelectrical metrology. Recently, Dr. Kaja joined Bruker nano surfaces and metrology in Karlsruhe (Germany) as an applications scientist. His main research interests are focused on the development of novel nanoelectrical AFM methods applied to 2D materials and low dimensional systems.
