Surface Modification and Characterization
See how the material surfaces of various implants are modified to make them biocompatible and prevent infections in this free biointerface engineering course.
Metal implants are invaluable solutions for patients who have sustained fractures or require a dental or hip replacement. Have you ever thought about how the body copes with these non-biological objects? In this biointerface engineering course, learn about the surface modifications that make them compatible with bodily systems, eliminate immune reactions, and prevent the accumulation of harmful bacteria. Start this fascinating course today.
What You Will Learn In This Free Course
Surface Modification
This module will introduce you to the objectives of surface modification and the physiochemical properties of surfaces. You will also study the techniques used in surface improvement, the challenges faced in surface modifications of biomaterials, and the use of calcium phosphates as surface modifiers.
Self-Assembled Monolayers
In this module, you will learn about the methods used in the characterisation of surfaces, their resolution and their accuracy. You will also study the Self-Assembled Monolayers (SAMs), the factors affecting their formation, and surface modifications of titanium alloys.
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