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    Adsorption and desorption - How to measure with QCM-D

    Read about how molecule-surface interaction processes such as adsorption and desorption can be analyzed with QCM-D.

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    Thin film degradation analysis with QCM-D

    Thin-film degradation and material desorption is sometimes wanted and sometimes not. Learn about how it can be characterized by QCM-D.

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    QCM-D technology - What can it be used for?

    Surfaces are all around us. To control the macroscale we need to understand and tune the nanoscale. Learn more about QCM-D can help.

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    What does QCM-D have in common with a church bell?

    How does QCM-D work? Perhaps you know that a QCM-D sensor is made out of quartz, which is a piezoelectric material. Read about what that means.

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    Protein Aggregation in Neurodegenerative Diseases

    Proteins are vital for life and perform a wide range of essential biochemical tasks in all living organisms. It is important that the proteins are correctly folded and functional. However, sometimes the control mechanisms fail and accumulated aggregates transform into protein megastructures.

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    Building an Appetite for Hydroxyapatite QSensors

    Within biomaterials research and development, hydroxyapatite (HA) is well known for its biocompatible properties, particularly in bone bonding, and for its potency of rapid integration into the human body.

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    Biomaterials & medical device research - Top 5 Sensors

    Read about the top 5 QSense sensor coatings used for biomaterials and medical device research

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    Protein Adsorption to Biomaterials

    Blood-material interactions are critical for performance and biocompatibility of implantable medical devices used in thousands of patients daily.

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