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DESCRIPTION:Near You Event - Engineering and its impact on biomedical resea
 rch at nano-scale\n\nEvent Type: Talk\n\nIndustry Sector: Biomedical engin
 eering\n\nSpeak Details: Dr Guido Hermann is an accomplished control engin
 eer with extensive experience in the development and implementation of nov
 el control schemes. His research interests are in the area of nonlinear an
 d linear robust control\, focused towards the development of novel theoret
 ical methods.\n\nDescription : Observing the dynamic behaviour and interac
 tions of single biomolecules is a long-standing &nbsp\;goal to facilitate 
 bio-medical research including cancer research\, the analysis of peptides 
 as building block of proteins (e.g. in bacteria or viruses) or synthetic b
 iology. However\, the low forces and fast timescales of the fundamental in
 ter-molecular events of interest generally lie far outside the operational
  range of commercial Atomic Force Microscopes (AFM).\n\nBristol&rsquo\;s V
 ertically Oriented Probe (VOP) micro-scope represents a breakthrough in bo
 th AFM instrumentation and the study of biomolecules\, and can overcome th
 e disadvantages of AFM.&nbsp\;The development of a novel high-speed versio
 n of the&nbsp\;VOP micro-scope is currently being carried out by the Mecha
 nical Engineering and the Physics Departments of the University of Bristol
  together with the University of Exeter. This talk will detail some of the
  novel engineering approaches for this ground-breaking micro-scope.\n\nCon
 tact Details: 
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LOCATION:Small Lecture Theatre Rm 1.15 - Bristol University\, Queens Buildi
 ng\, University of Bristol\, University Walk\, Bristol\, BS8 1TR\, United 
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SUMMARY:Engineering and its impact on biomedical research at nano-scale
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