The 23rd International Conference on Non-contact Atomic Force Microscopy is part of the series of international conferences devoted to the latest progress in dynamical atomic force microscopy.

This year the conference will be held in Shaw Foundation Alumni House, at National University of Singapore (NUS).

The conference covers the experimental, theoretical and instrumental developments in frequency modulation and other dynamic operation modes with particular emphasis on aspects of high-resolution imaging and force spectroscopy.

The conference welcomes the contribution for oral and poster presentations on the following topics including (but not limited to)

• Novel instrumentation and techniques
• Atomic resolution imaging on insulating substrates, semiconductors, and metals
• High-resolution imaging of molecules, clusters and biological systems
• Atomic- and molecular-scale manipulation
• Simultaneous force and tunneling spectroscopy
• Theoretical analysis of contrast mechanisms; forces & tunneling phenomena
• Nanoscale measurements of charges, work function, and magnetic properties
• Imaging and spectroscopy in liquid and ambient environments
• Lateral force and friction, damping and energy dissipation
• Machine learning and big data
• Theory and simulations