Eva Ekerot Sep 9, ’26

Biolin Scientific Launches QSense Core One – A New Generation of QCM-D

Biolin Scientific today announces the launch of QSense Core one, a new generation manual QCM-D instrument designed to give researchers greater confidence, control and flexibility in surface and interface analysis.

Built on decades of QSense expertise, QSense Core combines proven QCM-D technology with improved performance, a more compact design and a streamlined user experience. The new platform is designed for researchers across academia and industry who need reliable, high-quality data when studying interactions, adsorption, thin films and other processes at surfaces and interfaces.

“QSense Core represents an important next step for our QCM-D platform,” says Eva Ekerot, Biolin Scientific. “We wanted to retain the measurement quality and flexibility researchers expect from QSense, while making the instrument easier to work with and better suited to the way modern laboratories operate.”

More confidence in every measurement

QSense Core has been developed to support demanding surface science applications where small changes at the interface can have a significant impact on the conclusions of an experiment.

Reduced noise and drift improve measurement stability and sensitivity, helping researchers detect smaller changes and work with greater confidence in their data.

Designed for the modern laboratory

The compact footprint of QSense Core reduces the amount of valuable bench space required while maintaining the flexibility needed for advanced research.

The platform is also designed with connected experimental workflows in mind, supporting integration with complementary laboratory equipment and enabling researchers to expand their experimental possibilities.

Together, these improvements make QSense Core suitable for a wide range of applications, where understanding processes at surfaces and interfaces is critical.

With QSense Core, Biolin Scientific continues to build on more than two decades of QCM-D innovation, providing researchers with the tools they need to generate deeper insights from increasingly complex experimental systems.

 

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