Jerry Fass writes "Physicists in Germany make atomic force microscope able to image features under 100 picometres (0.1 nanometer) across. New "higher-harmonic" force microscope uses one carbon atom as a probe, resolution is at least three times more than standard scanning tunnelling microscopes. http://physicsweb.org/article/news/8/6/6/"

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