Bart Weber

University of Amsterdam

Netherlands

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Albert M. Brouwer

University of Amsterdam

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Roland Bliem

Academic, Assistant Professor, null

University of Amsterdam

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Martin Vacha

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Tokyo Institute of Technology

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Steve Franklin

Chief Consultant

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Bart Weber

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Passivation Species Suppress Atom-by-Atom Wear of Microcrystalline Diamond

Decrease of Static Friction Coefficient with Interface Growth from Single to Multiasperity Contact

Exotic mechanical properties enabled by countersnapping instabilities

Resolving Multi-Asperity Contacts at the Nanoscale through Super-Resolution Fluorescence Imaging

Why Teflon is so slippery while other polymers are not

Controlling Macroscopic Friction through Interfacial Siloxane Bonding

From atomic attrition to mild wear at multi-asperity interfaces: The wear of hard Si3N4 repeatedly contacted against soft Si

Electrochemically-stimulated nanoscale mechanochemical wear of silicon

The nucleation, growth, and adhesion of water bridges in sliding nano-contacts

A force controlled tribometer for pre-sliding measurements at the nanometer scale

Capillary adhesion governs the friction behavior of electrochemically corroded polycrystalline diamond

Molecular Probing of the Stress Activation Volume in Vapor Phase Lubricated Friction

Nonmonotonic Friction due to Water Capillary Adhesion and Hydrogen Bonding at Multiasperity Interfaces

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Albert M. Brouwer

Roland Bliem

Martin Vacha

Steve Franklin

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