NuNano
James Goodchild, PhD is currently working as an Applications Engineer at NuNano, a UK based Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM) Probe Manufacturer. Prior to this, James was a Postdoctoral Researcher at Weill Cornell Medicine, focusing on High Speed AFM studying membrane-associated protein structure and dynamics. James also served as an AFM Experimental Officer and Visiting Researcher at the University of Leeds, managing AFM equipment and conducting experiments. James conducted research on AFM and Optical Fluorescence Microscopy during their Ph.D. at the University of Leeds, and worked on Fluorescence Microscopy and Organic Chemistry research during their time at Imperial College London.
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NuNano
NuNano is a UK-based company specialising in the design and manufacture of probes for atomic force microscopy and cantilever-based sensor devices. It was founded in 2011 by Dr James Vicary and Professors Heinrich Hoerber and Mervyn Miles to bring new manufacturing methods and exemplary levels of customer service to an industry broadly unchanged in20 years.Building on over 60 years of combined experience in atomic force microscopy, their proprietary microfabrication processes enable us to manufacture AFM probes with the tightest dimensional tolerances in the market at present. They are passionate about providing AFM users with the best possible customer service, from the first time you visit their website to storing your probes after a successful day on the microscope.
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