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July 15th, 2004

Imaging techniques: Seeing single spins

Abstract:
Combining the imaging power of magnetic resonance and the sensitivity of atomic force microscopy has created a hybrid technique that can resolve single spins beneath the surface of a sample.

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* Nature

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