Learn about the distinction between the two concepts biomaterials and tissue engineering and how they relate to each other.
Brewster angle microscopy is a powerful tool for thin film visualization at air-water interface.
Capillary action, also called capillary filling or wicking, means the spontaneous flow of liquid to fill small capillaries or pores.
Learn more about how QSense QCM-D can be used to characterize biomolecular adsorption dynamics and the amount adsorbed to the surface of interest.
Roll-to-roll LB technology combines the benefits of Langmuir-Blodgett to high throughput and the possibility to use flexible substrates.
Learn more about how Lipid Envelope Antiviral Disruption (LEAD) maybe could be used in the future to address infectious disease such as Zika, Dengue and Hepatitis C.
Cell-biomaterial interactions are affected by the surface properties of the material such as surface chemistry, wettability and surface roughness.
Advancing and receding angles should be measured as the low contact angle hysteresis is also a requirement for superhydrophobicity.