Contact
    Start Surface Science Blog
    Close

    Share page

    Email LinkedIn Twitter Facebook

    Surface Science Blog You have only scratched the surface.

    Prof. Bengt Kasemo

    Prof. Bengt Kasemo

    Bengt Kasemo was one of the co-founders of Q-Sense AB in 1996 and was on the Board of Directors of Q-Sense and Biolin Scientific AB for several years. Professor Kasemo's research projects focused on surface science, bio-interfaces, biomaterials, catalysis, nanotechnology, sensors and scientific instruments, nanotoxicology and nanosafety, as well as sustainable energy.

    Find me on:

    > 5 min

    Biomaterials vs Tissue Engineering - what is the difference?

    Learn about the distinction between the two concepts biomaterials and tissue engineering and how they relate to each other.

    > 9 min

    What is Tissue Engineering?

    Learn more about what tissue engineering is and how it is used.

    < 13 min

    Batteries, supercapacitors and fuel cells - What is the difference?

    Learn more about how batteries, supercapacitors and fuel cells work, and how and where they are typically used.

    7 min

    Surface Science - can it facilitate a more sustainable energy system?

    Striving towards a more sustainable energy system, surface properties, surface interactions and reactions taking place at surfaces, have important roles to play.

    > 4 min

    What is Biocompatibility?

    Learn more about how biocompatibility is defined and what this property entails

    23 min

    Surface Science - from static to dynamic surface systems

    The paradigm shift from the study of static surface systems to the exploration of dynamic ones resulted in the field of gas-surface dynamics. The area includes concepts such as scattering, potential energy surfaces(PESs), energy exchange, surface corrugation, and charge transfer.

    ~ 15 min

    Surface Science – How it all began, from an experimental perspective

    Surface science affects and contributes to areas: IT, materials and interface science, biomaterials, biotechnology, medicine, nanotechnology and cleantech.

    Explore the blog

    You have only scratched the surface.

    Popular

    Topics

    View all

    Authors

    View all

    Archive

    View all