Unveiling the New Scanning Probe Microscope: Exploring Nanomagnetism and its Implications for Medical Research

The video discusses a new scanning probe microscope funded by the EU, capable of rendering images at the nanometre scale. It is used to study tiny magnetic particles, revealing unique properties at small scales. Researchers create multi-layered particles called nano onions, which have potential applications in magnetic storage and medical research, including tumor tracking and destruction using nanoparticles.

What is the primary function of the new scanning probe microscope?

• To create large-scale magnetic fields

• To analyze chemical compositions

• To measure temperature changes

• To render images at the nanometre scale

What are nano onions?

• A type of vegetable used in nanotechnology

• Multi-shell particles made in layers

• A new form of magnetic storage device

• A type of nanoparticle used in medicine

What potential benefit does the research on nano onions offer?

• Increased food production

• Ultra-high recording densities

• Improved energy efficiency

• Enhanced chemical reactions

How might nanoparticles be used in medical research?

• To enhance the flavor of medicines

• To track and destroy tumors

• To improve blood circulation

• To increase bone density

What is a theorized application of nanomagnetism in medicine?

• Enhancing muscle growth

• Developing new vaccines

• Tracking and eliminating tumors

• Creating artificial organs