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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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QSense analysis in virus research – a user case example

Read about how QSense technology can be used in virus research and how the QCM-D data helps analyze the competition for membrane receptors

< 9 min

QCM-D vs SPR – comparing information output

Read about the differences and similarities in information output between QSense QCM-D and standard SPR.

> 6 min

Characterize vesicle-surface interaction with QCM-D

Learn about how QSense QCM-D is used to monitor vesicle inter­action with solid substrates and to characterize surface-adsorbed vesicle layers.

< 14 min

Light interaction with matter

Light interaction with matter is an important part of our everyday lives. We talked to Prof. Magnus Jonsson at Linköping University, to learn more.

> 11 min

QCM-D - What information does it offer?

Learn more about what information QCM-D, Quartz Crystal Microbalance with Dissipation monitoring technology, offers

3 min

What is Dissipation?

In the context of QCM-based instrumentation, 'dissipation' or ‘damping’ are often mentioned. Read about what these concepts mean, and why are they relevant.

~ 8 min

QCM-D vs QCM-R - what is the difference?

QCM-D and QCM-R both collect information about the energy loss. Read about how these thow methods compare.

< 10 min

Battery development, different categories and key specifications

Learn about the difference between primary and secondary batteries, and about battery performance indicators.

< 9 min

QCM-D analysis of virus interaction with surfaces

Read about how QSense QCM-D was used to analyze virus interaction with different materials found in indoor built environments

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