Sustainable Organic and Molecular Electronics

Advance sustainable organic and molecular electronics research with modular AFM and STM solutions from Molecular Imaging. Our configurable instrumentation, application-focused training, and dependable system service support precise nanoscale imaging and electrical characterization for molecular junctions, organic semiconductors, thin films, and emerging materials. Equip your lab with flexible tools and knowledgeable technical support built for complex, evolving experiments.

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Our Sustainable Organic and Molecular Electronics Services

Flexible AFM and STM support for nanoscale imaging, electrical measurement, training, and instrument lifecycle needs.

Custom AFM Configuration

Configure modular AFM and STM platforms around organic semiconductor, molecular junction, and thin-film experiments, with specialized modes, spectroscopy scripts, electrical measurement capabilities, and integrated environmental controls.

AFM Training

Build practical AFM expertise through video tutorials covering imaging mechanisms, contact and tapping modes, calibration, controller setup, resolution optimization, troubleshooting, and measurements in air or liquid.

AFM/STM Repair Service

Restore and maintain Agilent AFM, STM, 5500 and 4500 systems through diagnosis, replacement parts, calibration, upgrades, preventive maintenance and remote technical troubleshooting via ZoomAFM.

Modular Research Platforms

Precision Tools for Responsible Materials Discovery

Molecular Imaging helps research teams build adaptable nanoscale workflows for organic and molecular electronics. Modular AFM and STM systems can combine imaging, spectroscopy, conductive measurements, electrochemical analysis, and environmental control to suit changing experimental questions. From characterizing organic semiconductor films to studying charge transport through molecular junctions, researchers gain precise control, practical technical resources, and service support that helps protect the long-term value of their instrumentation. Ambient work on these films is limited by an adsorbed water layer, tip contamination and drift, which is why controlled-environment or liquid operation is often required.

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The Molecular Imaging Difference

Why Choose Molecular Imaging?

Work with a revived AFM legacy focused on adaptable instruments and research-ready support.

Modularity

Build an AFM or STM system around your present experiment and future research directions.

Experienced Team

Former Molecular Imaging professionals bring deep knowledge across applications, engineering, production, and R&D.

Academic Guidance

Academic advisor Dr. Stuart Lindsay contributes scientific perspective to advanced nanoscale research applications.

Lifecycle Support

Training, documentation, parts, calibration, repair, and remote assistance help laboratories sustain dependable performance.

Meet the Molecular Imaging Team

Experienced AFM specialists advancing nanoscale research capabilities.

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Dr. Song Xu

Leader / Co-Founder (Revival Team)

Dr. Song Xu is a founding leader of the revived Molecular Imaging, having been instrumental in reuniting former employees after Keysight Technologies exited the AFM market in 2018. With deep institutional knowledge of Molecular Imaging's original technology and mission, he guides the company's strategic direction and technical development. Dr. Xu's expertise spans atomic force microscopy and nanoscale imaging systems, ensuring the company continues to deliver modular, precise, and user-friendly instrumentation. He is deeply committed to supporting researchers in nanotechnology, life sciences, and materials science, and works to ensure every customer receives reliable systems backed by strong technical support. Dr. Xu's leadership reflects a passion for continuing Molecular Imaging's legacy of innovation and collaboration for the global scientific research community.

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Steve Raba

Team Member (Revival Team)

Steve Raba is a former Molecular Imaging professional who returned to help revive the company after Keysight Technologies' exit from the AFM market in 2018. His background spans application support, production, engineering, and R&D, giving him a well-rounded perspective on delivering high-quality AFM and STM instrumentation. Steve plays a key role in ensuring Molecular Imaging's systems meet the exacting standards required by researchers in nanotechnology, life sciences, and materials science. His hands-on experience with the company's original technology allows him to contribute valuable insight into product development and customer support. Steve is dedicated to helping the global research community achieve precise, reliable results through Molecular Imaging's advanced instrumentation and dependable service.

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John Alexander

Team Member (Revival Team)

John Alexander is a former Molecular Imaging professional who rejoined the team to help restore the company following Keysight Technologies' departure from the AFM market in 2018. His experience covers application support, production, engineering, and R&D, providing valuable expertise across the full lifecycle of AFM and STM system development. John's contributions help ensure Molecular Imaging's instruments remain modular, flexible, and dependable for researchers across nanotechnology, life sciences, and materials science fields. He is committed to maintaining the high standards of precision and usability that originally defined the Molecular Imaging brand. John's dedication to quality and customer satisfaction supports the company's mission of empowering the global research community with advanced nanoscale imaging solutions.

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Klaus Vicaro

Team Member (Revival Team)

Klaus Vicaro is a former Molecular Imaging professional who joined the effort to revive the company after Keysight Technologies exited the AFM market in 2018. He brings valuable experience in application support, production, engineering, and R&D to the organization's renewed mission. Klaus plays an important role in supporting the development and refinement of Molecular Imaging's AFM and STM product lines, helping ensure they meet the needs of researchers in nanotechnology, life sciences, and materials science. His technical background and familiarity with the company's original systems contribute to maintaining the precision and reliability customers expect. Klaus is committed to helping Molecular Imaging continue its legacy of innovation and dependable service for the global scientific community.

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John Ris

Team Member (Revival Team)

John Ris is a former Molecular Imaging professional who joined the revival team following Keysight Technologies' 2018 exit from the AFM market. His expertise spans application support, production, engineering, and R&D, contributing to the company's ability to deliver advanced, user-friendly AFM and STM systems. John plays a vital role in supporting the technical and operational aspects of Molecular Imaging's product offerings, helping serve researchers across nanotechnology, life sciences, and materials science. His familiarity with the company's original technology and commitment to quality help maintain the precision and reliability that define Molecular Imaging's instruments. John remains dedicated to advancing the company's mission of innovation and collaboration for the global research community.

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Dr. Stuart Lindsay

Academic Advisor

Dr. Stuart Lindsay serves as academic advisor to Molecular Imaging, bringing extensive scientific expertise and vision to the company's renewed mission. His guidance supports the organization's commitment to advancing atomic force microscopy technology for researchers in nanotechnology, life sciences, and materials science. Dr. Lindsay's academic background provides valuable insight that helps shape Molecular Imaging's product development and research applications, ensuring the company remains at the forefront of nanoscale imaging innovation. His involvement reflects the collaborative spirit that has defined Molecular Imaging since its original founding. Dr. Lindsay is dedicated to helping the company deliver unparalleled precision, versatility, and control in AFM/SPM systems, supporting the global research community in their pursuit of scientific discovery.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is organic electronics?

Organic electronics is the study and use of carbon-based materials that conduct, emit, or control electrical charge. These materials include conjugated polymers and small organic molecules used in devices such as organic light-emitting diodes, organic photovoltaics, sensors, and flexible circuits. Researchers evaluate their film morphology, electrical behavior, interfaces, and stability using nanoscale characterization methods such as AFM and conductive AFM.

What is molecular electronics?

What are organic semiconductors?

Which AFM capabilities are useful for molecular electronics research?

How can AFM help characterize organic semiconductor films?

Can Molecular Imaging configure instruments for electrochemical measurements?

What does AFM training cover?

Do you service existing Agilent AFM and STM systems?

Questions About Your Research Setup?

Speak with our team about configurations, training, or existing system support.

Who Stands Behind the Work

Technical Background

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Rebuilt by Former Molecular Imaging Employees

Reorganized by former Molecular Imaging staff after Keysight Technologies withdrew from the AFM market in 2018.

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Molecular Imaging, Agilent and Keysight-Branded AFM

Specialized repair capabilities on most Molecular Imaging, Agilent and Keysight-branded AFM products.

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Co-Founder and Academic Advisor Dr. Stuart Lindsay

Dr. Stuart Lindsay co-founded Molecular Imaging in the mid-1990s and advises the team today.

Build Your Next Nanoscale Research Platform

Tell us about your samples, measurement goals, and existing instrumentation. Our team will help identify relevant configuration, training, or service options.

Tell Us About Your Measurement

For immediate assistance, feel free to give us a direct call at 1-888-644-0389. You can also send us a quick email at songxu@nanocuetech.com.