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WORKSHOPS

International Workshop

Challenges and Achievements of Women in Science

(IWCAWS 2021)

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March 08 , 2021
More researchers and Nobel orates in science, especially in physics, contributed their lives to science

and technology development. Therefore, in the spirit of women's contribution to science, we organized
a one-day workshop, "Challenges and achievements of women in science" (IWCAWS-2021).

Learning about materials on the nanoscale with

Scanning Probe Microscopes

Prof. Maria Teressa Cuberes, Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha, Almadén, Spain

Prof. Maria explained the basics and her contribution to the
scientific world, an exciting lecture for the scholars and faculty.
In particular, she elaborated her topic on Ballistic Electron

Emission Microscopy and various scanning probe microscopy
and their possibilities for the characterization of the electronic

response at semiconductor interfaces and applications. In
addition, she emphasized Atomic Force Microscopy with
ultrasound excitation and its application to the study of the
nanoscale elastic dynamic, viscoelastic, and adhesive properties.

The hard and soft samples with subsurface information vital for a functional material can be extracted

using this technique.

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