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Prof. Dmitri Basov
美國 加州大學
University of California San Diego
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"The neaSNOM microscope with it’s imaging and nano-FTIR mode is the most useful research instrument in years, bringing genuinely new insights."
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Dr. Jaroslaw Syzdek
美國 勞倫斯伯克利國家實驗室
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
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"We were looking for a flexible research tool capable of characterizing our energy storage materials at the nanoscale. neaSNOM proofed to be the system with the highest spatial resolution in infrared imaging and spectroscopy and brings us substantial new insights for our research”
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陳煥君 教授
中山大學
Sun Yat-sen University
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"The neaSNOM microscope boosted my research in plasmonic properties of noble metal nanocrystals, optical resonances of dielectric nanostructures, and plasmon polaritons of graphene-like two dimensional nanomaterials."
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Prof. Rainer Hillenbrand
Research Center
Co-Founder and Scientific Advisor
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"After many years of research and development in near-field microscopy, we finally made our dream come true to perform infrared imaging & spectroscopy at the nanoscale. With neaSNOM we can additionally realize Raman, fluorescence and non-linear nano-spectroscopy."
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Dr. Dangyuan Lei
The Hong Kong Polytechnic University
Department of Applied Physics
Hong Kong |
"We propose to establish a complete set of nano-FTIR and scattering-type SNOM in order to stay competitive in nanophotonics research as well as to maintain our state-of-the-art design and fabrication of novel nanomaterials. Only because of the unique technology from neaspec we were able to win this desirable university grant." |
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Prof. Dan Mittleman
Brown University
School of Engineering
USA |
"The neaSNOM near-field microscope and it’s user-friendly software offer us an incredible flexibility for the realization of our unique experiments – without compromises in robustness, handling and ease-of-use." |
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Dr. Raul Freitas
Centro Nacional de Pesquisa em Energia e Materiais (CNPEM)
Laboratório Nacional de Luz Síncrotron (LNLS)
Brazil |
"The great stability and robustness of the neaSNOM are key features for serving our diverse user’s demands. The neaSCAN software is user-friendly and intuitive allowing fresh users to quickly start measuring." |
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Prof. Dr. Rupert Huber
University of Regensburg
Department of Phyics
Germany |
"The unique dual beam-path design of the neaSNOM near-field microscope makes neaspec the natural choice for ultrafast spectroscopy at the nanoscale." |
