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    Malin Edvardsson

    Malin Edvardsson

    Malin graduated in engineering physics in 2006, where her research focused on the QCM-D technology. Since then, she has been scrutinizing the how’s and why’s of the world in general, and the world of QCM-D in particular.

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    Why multiple harmonics are important in QCM measurements

    In QCM measurements, access to multiple harmonics is often needed. Here we explain when and why.

    ~ 11 min

    Using QSense QCM-D to analyze container-closure interaction

    Learn more about what questions QSense analysis can help answer in the context of container-closure interaction

    < 19 min

    Save time in the lab with Design of Experiments

    Learn about design of experiments, an efficient approach to experimental planning, execution and analysis.

    > 5 min

    Using QCM-D to analyze thin polymer films

    Find out more about how to use QCM-D for polymer characterization and to analyze polymer interactions at surfaces.

    > 14 min

    QCM-D – a microbalance for molecule surface interaction analysis

    Learn more about Quartz Crystal Microbalance with Dissipation monitoring technology, QCM-D, from a user perspective.

    < 5 min

    What is the QCM-D bulk shift?

    Read about why QCM-D bulk shifts arise and how you could plan your experiments to avoid, or account for them.

    ~ 14 min

    Analyzing bacterial adhesion in the gut to strengthen the health-promoting properties of probiotics

    Read about the complexity of the microbiome, and resent research on how to make a better probiotic.

    < 17 min

    Using QCM-D in the development of broad-spectrum antiviral drugs

    Read about two cases where QSense QCM-D technology was used to explore viral membrane disruption and an antiviral strategy towards pandemic preparedness.

    ~ 5 min

    The sensitivity distribution at the QCM crystal surface

    Read about the QCM mass sensitivity distribution, what it looks like and how it affects the quantification of the data.

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