Mikael Kjellin
Teknologie doktor

Dr. Mikael Kjellin received his Ph.D. degree in Surface Chemistry in 2002 at the Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm, Sweden. His thesis was focused on the structure-property relations of surfactants based on natural products. He is presently working as project leader at RISE Research Institutes of Sweden within the cleaning and laundry area. He also works within several other research fields related to surface chemistry and industrial applications thereof. He is active in the RISE test bed Cleaning innovation.
Current Projects:
- POPFREE is a three year project with the overall goal to create a transition in sectors using PFAS to feasible non-fluorinated alternatives.
- PERFORM - Need-driven research and innovation in the formulation area.
- Comparing continuous subcutaneous insulin infusion and multiple daily injection…
- Nanomechanical properties of human skin and introduction of a novel hair indent…
- Rapid assessment of glass etching/corrosion using the quartz crystal microbalan…
- Säkerställa vattenkvalitet vid 45˚C med avseende på Legionella : En förstudie f…
- Scientific results and economic effects from the centre for surfactants based o…
- Surfactants from Renewable Resources
- Friction measurement between polyester fibres using the fibre probe SPM
- The surface pressure effect of pentaoxyethylene and maltoside surfactant head g…
- Mixtures of cationic polyelectrolyte and anionic surfactant studied with small-…