Lectures related to Corrosion and Biomaterials

Concrete Durability: Carbonation and Chlorides

Explores concrete carbonation, reinforcement corrosion, prevention, and repair strategies, focusing on chlorides and freeze-thaw cycles.

Corrosion and Protection

Explores the process of corrosion, methods of prevention, and its economic implications.

Redox Reactions: Balancing Equations and Corrosion

Covers redox equation balancing and corrosion principles.

Corrosion: Mechanisms and Protection

Explores corrosion mechanisms, protective oxides, prevention methods, and risk evaluation in metal degradation.

Metals 6: steel corrosion

Explores the corrosion of steels used in civil engineering and strategies for protection.

Cytoskeleton: Actin Filaments and Microtubules

Explores actin filaments, microtubules, monomers, proteins, dimer formation, and protein aggregation in the cytoskeleton.

Neural Electrodes: Materials and Packaging

Covers the evaluation of insulating materials for neural electrodes and the challenges of packaging.

Sulfate reduction

Explores sulfate reduction processes, sulfate-reducing bacteria, and their geochemical implications, including corrosion effects on steel structures.

Carbonation of Concrete Structures MOOC: Sorption and transport in cementitious materials

Covers carbonation process, corrosion rates, and impact on concrete structures.

Concrete Durability: Corrosion and Repair

Discusses concrete corrosion, freeze-thaw impact, alkali reaction, and acid attacks.

Chemical Equilibria and Reactivity

Explores chemical equilibria, redox reactions, corrosion, protection methods, titration, electrolysis, and Faraday's laws.

Ambient-pressure PES: Techniques and Applications

Explores Ambient-pressure Photoelectron Spectroscopy techniques, applications, and challenges in realistic reaction conditions.

Electrochemistry: Redox Reactions and Cell Potentials

Covers redox reactions, cell potentials, and electrochemical cells in electrochemistry.

Proteomics in Neuroscience: Techniques and Applications

Covers proteomics techniques and their applications in neuroscience, focusing on mass spectrometry and the challenges of studying proteins in cellular functions.

Materials: from Chemistry to Properties

Covers the transition from chemistry to properties of materials, focusing on mechanical engineering and the importance of understanding material composition and fabrication processes.

Ceramics: Slow Cracking and Corrosion

Explores slow cracking, corrosion in ceramics, sabering champagne bottles, and material fracture mechanics.

Sulfur Cycle: Microbial Processes and Energy Conservation

Explores microbial processes in the sulfur cycle and energy conservation mechanisms.

Foreign Body Reaction: Device Integrity and Material Considerations

Explores the impact of foreign body reactions on implant integrity and material considerations within the biological environment.

Extracellular Matrix and Cell Communication Log in to Mediaspace to watch this video

Explores the extracellular matrix, cell-ECM interactions, and bacterial systems.

Cell Adhesion and the ECM Log in to Mediaspace to watch this video

Explores cell adhesion, the ECM, drug delivery, immune engineering, and tissue engineering, emphasizing the dynamic nature of ECM and its crucial role in tissue strength and homeostasis.