Karin Schillén

Professor of Physical Chemistry-Surface and Colloid Chemistry

Lund University

Sweden

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Dr. Karin Schillén is a Professor of Physical Chemistry, specializing in Surface and Colloid Chemistry at Lund University, Sweden. Her research focuses on the structural and spectroscopic studies of complex materials, including biocompatible systems and self-assembled structures. Recent works include investigations into the stability of polymer-surfactant complexes and the properties of bioderived nanostructures.

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Marco D'Abramo

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Sapienza University of Rome

ITALY

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Sergio Murgia

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University of Cagliari

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Marco Fornasier

Lund University

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Bo Nyström

University of Oslo

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Luciano Galantini

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Università degli Studi di Roma La Sapienza

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Peter Jönsson

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Lund University

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Karin Schillén

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Structural interplay in block copolymer-bile salt complexes: from globules to ribbons

In vitro imaging of Raji B cells with fluorescent and biocompatible lipidic cubosomes

A spectroscopic and structural study on the solvent-promoted stereospecific self-assembly of new Porphyrin-Bile Salt conjugates

Synthesis and Characterization of a Thermoresponsive Copolymer with an LCST–UCST-like Behavior and Exhibiting Crystallization

Complexes of Charged-Neutral Block Copolymers and Surfactants: Process-Dependent Features and Long-Term Stability of Their Aqueous Dispersions

Interactions in Aqueous Mixtures of Cationic Hydroxyethyl Cellulose and Different Anionic Bile Salts

Noncovalent Bile Acid Oligomers as Facial Amphiphilic Antimicrobials

Bioderived, chiral and stable 1-dimensional light responsive nanostructures: Interconversion between tubules and twisted ribbons

Condensed Supramolecular Helices: The Twisted Sisters of DNA

Condensed Supramolecular Helices: The Twisted Sisters of DNA

Tuning lipid structure by bile salts: hexosomes for topical administration of catechin

Surface-modified nanoerythrosomes for potential optical imaging diagnostics

Supracolloidal Atomium

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Marco D'Abramo

Sergio Murgia

Marco Fornasier

Bo Nyström

Luciano Galantini

Peter Jönsson

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