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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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    4 steps to prevent temperature related problems in QCM measurements

    Temperature stability is critical for reliable QCM data. Here are the top four factors that will help you eliminate temperature induced artifacts.

    9 min

    Research on Lipid nanoparticles and biointerface processes using Surface analytical tools

    Learn about lipid nanoparticle designs for drug delivery purposes and related research

    ~ 6 min

    QCM data analysis - When to use Viscoelastic modelling

    Read about the key signatures in the QCM data that reveal if viscoelastic modelling should be used to extract the mass.

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    QCM parameters – this is what they mean

    Read about what the different QCM parameters mean and which ones you should keep an eye on

    ~ 8 min

    Research focus: Using QCM-D to assess the adsorption of SARS CoV-2 Spike Proteins on Various Surfaces in relation to infectivity

    Read about how QSense QCM-D analysis was used to better understand why and what affects an increased transmissibility of SARS-CoV-2

    3 min

    What is QCM?

    Learn more about QCM - Quartz Crystal Microbalance

    ~ 11 min

    QCM-D measurement best practice – preparation of sample liquids

    Learn about what aspects to consider when preparing your QCM samples and solvents

    ~ 8 min

    Research focus: Using QCM-D to assess the antifouling properties of a new polymer brush

    Read about how QSense QCM-D was used in the development of a new thermoresponsive polymer brush with antifouling properties for biomedical applications.

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    QCM data analysis - When should the Sauerbrey equation be used?

    The Sauerbrey equation is straightforward to use, but it should only be applied when it is valid. Learn about when it can be used with confidence.

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