Magnetometry of microcrystals using a membrane...

Prof. Ohmichi from Kobe University presented his first results on magnetometry using the NANOSENSORS Membrane-type Surface-stress Sensor (MSS) (NANOSENSORS special development code: SD-MSS-1K) at the 72^nd Annual Meeting, the Physical Society of Japan (JPS) (Osaka University, Toyonaka Campus, March 17 – 20, 2017).
Congratulations to Professor Ohmichi for the excellent results!

from “Magnetometry of microcrystals using a membrane piezoresistive sensor” – graphics courtesy Professor Ohmichi Kobe University

18aC21-8, “Magnetometry of microcrystals using a membrane piezoresistivesensor”

Kobe Univ., Graduate School of Science, Kobe Univ., Faculty of Science^A, Kobe Univ., Org. Adv. Integ. Res.^B, Kobe Univ., Mol. Photosci. Res. Center^COhmichi, K. Ishimura^A, T. Okamoto, H. Takahashi^B, and H. Ohta^C

⽇本物理学会第72回年次⼤会、大阪大学　豊中キャンパス、2017年3月17〜20日
18aC21-8 「メンブレン型ピエゾ抵抗センサーを用いた微小試料の磁気測定」
神戸大院理, 神戸大理^A, 神戸大先端融合研究環^B, 神戸大分子フォトセ^C
大道英二, 石村謙斗^A, 岡本翔, 高橋英幸^B, 太田仁^C

The respective article can be found if you follow this link: New method for torque magnetometry using a commercially available membrane-type surface-stress sensor

organic superconductor hysteresis curve at low temperature in different magnetic fields - graph from "Magnetometry of microcrystals using a membran piezoresistivesensors" " courtesy Prof. Ohmichi, Kobe University

organic superconductor hysteresis curve at low temperature in different magnetic fields – graph from “Magnetometry of microcrystals…” courtesy Prof. Ohmichi

Magnetometry of microcrystals using a membrane piezoresistivesensor – NANOSENSORS MSS