| AVS 46th International Symposium | |
| Nanometer-scale Science and Technology Division | Tuesday Sessions |
Click a paper to see the details. Presenters are shown in bold type.
| 8:20am | NS1-TuM1 Invited Paper A Progress Report on the Road to Quantitative Nanotribology R.W. Carpick, Sandia National Laboratories |
| 9:00am | NS1-TuM3 Invited Paper Contact Properties of Oxide Surfaces: Long Range Forces and Adhesion E. Barthel, A.S. Huguet, R. Roquigny, S. Sounilhac, CNRS / Saint Gobain Recherche, France |
| 9:40am | NS1-TuM5 Metallic Adhesion and Tunneling at the Atomic Scale A. Schirmeisen, G. Cross, A. Stalder, P. Grutter, McGill University, Canada, U. Durig, IBM Research Division, Zurich Research Laboratory |
| 10:20am | NS1-TuM7 Interphase Nanomechanical Properties in a Model Epoxy-Silane-Glass Composite as Revealed by Interfacial Force Microscopy H. Cabibil, J.M. White, University of Texas, Austin, J.E. Houston, Sandia National Laboratories, R.M. Winter, S.D. School of Mines and Technology |
| 10:40am | NS1-TuM8 Nanoindentation Mechanism and Surface Recovery in an Ionic Crystal Surface, MgO(100) P.F.M. Teran Arce, G. Andreu Riera, P. Gorostiza, F. Sanz, Universidad de Barcelona, Spain |
| 11:00am | NS1-TuM9 The Formation and Evolution of Pileup in Nanoscale Contacts K.F. Jarausch, North Carolina State University, J.D. Kiely, J.E. Houston, Sandia National Laboratories, P.E. Russell, North Carolina State University |
| 11:20am | NS1-TuM10 Measuring and Imaging Contact Stiffness Quantitatively at the Nanoscale using Force Modulation S.A. Syed Asif, University of Florida, K.J. Wahl, R.J. Colton, Naval Research Laboratory |
| 11:40am | NS1-TuM11 SFM Studies of Environmentally Assisted Detachment of Strongly Adhering Particles@footnote 1@ R.F. Hariadi, S.C. Langford, J.T. Dickinson, Washington State University |