
Webinar
How QCM-D and contact angle can be used to study why some surfactants work better than others
Which processes at the molecular level make a cleaner work? Why are some surfactants effective at cleaning but not others?
The webinar aims to give a short introduction to cleaning from a physicochemical perspective, with the ambition to discuss why certain ingredients and ingredient combinations have such different effects. The intention is not to present a deep understanding but rather to introduce these effects to a general audience and how these effects can be studied.
This webinar will be a mixture of fundamental understanding and examples from real industry applications in which QCM-D and contact angle has been used for evaluation.
Webinar details
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Date
August 22, 2026
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Presentation by
Dr. Roberto Ortiz
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Technologies
QCM-D, Contact Angle
Presentation by Dr. Roberto Ortiz
Dr. Roberto Ortiz has academic and industrial experience in sensors and assay development, surface modification and characterization, enzyme kinetics, biosensors and electrochemistry and has published more than 15 research articles in electrochemical biodevices.
He has a PhD in Analytical Chemistry from Lund University in Sweden. After his PhD he joined the Technical University of Denmark to indulge himself in polymers and interfaces. Roberto contributes to the CR team with his expertise in techniques such ellipsometry, Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM), QCM-D (Quartz Crystal Microbalance with dissipation) and electrochemical methods.