Raised by Dr Torsten Bossing FRMS

super resolution below 20nm



Dear Colleagues,
I am part of a collaboration between life science and engineering partners to visualise binding of molecules on graphene sensors. The method is a simple Elisa sandwich and works for impedance measurements. Now we would like to correlate electric measurements with imaging. How many molecules are caught to create a measured impedance change. Does anyone know of a UK facility which we could ask to enter into a collaboration and of course pay usage fees?

Created: 19 Jan 2022 12:01:14 PM

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Professor Oleg Kolosov FRMS 19 Jan 2022 - 10:49:03 PM
Dear Thorsten, at Lancaster Quantum Technology Centre https://www.lancaster.ac.uk/quantum-technology/ we will be happy to consider collaboration - there is significant expertise here at Lancaster on both nanoscale electrical measurement, nanoscale visualisation and 2D materials, as well as biomolecules. Let's have a chat sometime soon. All the best, Oleg. [email protected]
Let's have a chat
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Professor Ian Dobbie 19 Jan 2022 - 03:19:18 PM
How about the central laser facility at the STFC? They provide access to a number of super res microscopes, for free after peer reviewed applications. I think that this type of experiment could be right up their street.

https://www.clf.stfc.ac.uk/Pages/Access-to-Octopus-and-Ultra.aspx

Just read their application deadline was yesterday! However, they do have a rapid access stream for proof of concept to time critical experiments which might get you started and apply for the next round of access.
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