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David Castner

Professor Emeritus of Chemical Engineering and Bioengineering

University of Washington

Affiliations

College of Engineering

Chemical Engineering

David Castner is currently serving as a Chemical Engineering Professor Emeritus of Chemical Engineering and Bioengineering at University of Washington.

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David Castner

University of Washington

Professor Emeritus of Chemical Engineering and Bioengineering

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materials science surface science polymer science biomedical engineering nanotechnology surface characterization applied physics surface analysis biophysics surface chemistry materials engineering thin films analytical chemistry advanced materials material chemistry polymer engineering polymer technology protein science interface science physical chemistry surface engineering surface nanotechnology surface modification material research surface processing adsorption x-ray photoelectron spectroscopy membrane science composite science surface functionalization additive manufacturing nanoparticle research biomaterials design adsorbed protein films biopolymers thin film processing surface modeling plasma processing organic electronics peptides plasma chemistry electronic materials electronics surface reactivity bioinstrumentation bone research electron spectroscopy self-assembled monolayers gold surfaces peptide science orthopaedic research interface chemistry structure determination biocompatible materials enzyme immobilization nanobiotechnology polymer analysis catalyst preparation protein adsorption sum frequency generation tof-sims analysis cobalt catalysts chemical analysis in-situ conversion peptide engineering polymer materials fabrication techniques industrial catalysis protein films tof-sims depth profiling multitechnique characterization adsorbed proteins gold nanoparticles solid surfaces ultrathin films shell thicknesses

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Hydrolytic and Enzymatic Degradation of Linear Segmented Polyurethane Block Copolymers Studied by Tof-Sims and Atomic Force Microscopy. Biointerphases (2025)

block co-polymersbiological engineeringpolymer sciencepolymer degradationbiopolymers

What's in a Name? “Esca” or “Xps”? a Discussion of Comments Made by Kai Siegbahn More Than Four Decades Ago Regarding the Name of the Technique. Surface and Interface Analysis (2025)

Joshua W. PinderBraxton KulbackiDonald R. BaerMark BiesingerJames CastleDavid G. CastnerChristopher D. EastonJohn T. GrantGrzegorz GreczynskiSarah L. HarmerAnthony E. HughesMark IsaacsLászló KövérGeorge H. MajorDavid J. MorganCedric J. PowellPeter M. A. SherwoodWilliam M. SkinnerKara StowersJeff TerryMatthew R. Linford

surface scienceinterface (matter)surface analysissurface modelingkai siegbahnsurface characterizationtechnologysurface processinginterface sciencetribologysurface reconstruction

Tof-Sims Analysis of Ultrathin Films and Their Fragmentation Patterns. Journal of Vacuum Science & Technology A Vacuum Surfaces and Films (2024)

Shin MuramotoDaniel J. GrahamDavid G. Castner

surface sciencetof-sims analysisultrathin filmsmaterials scienceapplied physicsfragmentation patterns

Quantitative Evaluation of Perfluorinated Alkanethiol Molecular Order on Gold Surfaces. Biointerphases (2023)

Lara J. GambleDavid RadfordDavid W. GraingerDavid G. Castner

surface chemistrymicrobiologysurface sciencequantitative evaluationtrace metalsbioinstrumentationbiochemistrybiologygold surfaces

Contributors. Elsevier eBooks (2022)

Ron AltermanJeffrey E. ArleKerry BradleySergio CanaveroSteven M. FalowskiChad W. FarleyYakov GologorskyJianwen Wendy GuH. Louis JournéeJohn KastOlga KhazenJoachim K. KraussVignessh KumarMark LentRobert M. LevyAndres M. LozanoCharles MackelGeorge T. MandyburBryan L. McLaughlinDaniel R. MerrillAlon Y. MogilnerGabi MolnarGuillermo A. MonsalveRichard B. NorthYunseo Linda ParkJohn ParkerShrey PatelJulie G. PilitsisFrancisco A. PonceJason E. PopeAdolfo Ramirez-ZamoraLouis J. RasoJoshua M. RosenowJay L. ShilsPeter SingleKonstantin V. SlavinMichael D. StaudtMark M. SteckerHuy Q. Truong

Developments and Ongoing Challenges for Analysis of Surface-Bound Proteins. Annual Review of Analytical Chemistry (2021)

Tobias WeidnerDavid G. Castner

ongoing challengesprotein sciencesurface-bound proteinsproteomicsmolecular biologyanalytical chemistry

ERRATUM: “Versailles Project on Advanced Materials and Standards Interlaboratory Study on Intensity Calibration for X-Ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy Instruments Using Low-Density Polyethylene” [J. Vac. Sci. Technol. a 38, 063208 (2020)]. Journal of Vacuum Science & Technology A Vacuum Surfaces and Films (2021)

Benjamen P. ReedDavid J. H. CantSteve J. SpencerAbraham Jorge Carmona-CarmonaAdam BushellAlberto Herrera-GómezAkira KurokawaAndreas ThissenAndrew G. ThomasAndrew J. BrittonAndrzej BernasikAnne FuchsArthur P. BaddorfBernd BockBill TheilackerBin ChengDavid G. CastnerDavid J. MorganDavid ValleyElizabeth A. WillneffEmily F. SmithEmmanuel NolotFangyan XieGilad ZornGraham C. SmithHideyuki YasufukuJeffrey L. FentonJian ChenJonathan D. P. CounsellJörg RadnikKaren J. GaskellKateryna ArtyushkovaLi YangLulu ZhangMakiho EguchiMarc WalkerMariusz HajdyłaMateusz M. MarzecMatthew R. LinfordNaoyoshi KubotaOrlando Cortazar-MartínezPaul DietrichRiki SatohSven L. M. SchroederTahereh G. AvvalTakaharu NagatomiVincent FernandezWayne LakeYasushi AzumaYusuke YoshikawaClaudia L. Compean-GonzalezGiacomo CecconeAlexander G. Shard

versailles projectadvanced materialsintensity calibrationlow-density polyethylenematerials science

Utilization of Chromogenic Enzyme Substrates for Signal Amplification in Multiplexed Detection of Biomolecules Using Surface Mass Spectrometry. Sensors and Actuators B Chemical (2021)

Hee-Kyung NaHyun Kyong ShonHye Young SonEunji JangSunho JohYong-Min HuhDavid G. CastnerTae Geol Lee

analytical biotechnologybiomolecular engineeringsensor technologysensor applicationssensor designbiological engineeringprotein scienceproteomicsinstrumentationbiosensorsmolecular biologysurface mass spectrometrymultiplexed detectionanalytical chemistrysignal amplificationnanotechnologychromogenic enzyme substrates

Xps and Tof‐Sims Characterization of New Biodegradable Poly(Peptide‐Urethane‐Urea) Block Copolymers. Advanced Healthcare Materials (2021)

Gilad ZornFelix I. SimonovskyBuddy D. RatnerDavid G. Castner

tof-sims characterizationadvanced materialspolymer engineeringmaterials engineeringbiomedical engineeringpolymer sciencematerials scienceblock copolymershealth sciences

Characterizing Protein G B1 Orientation and Its Effect on Immunoglobulin G Antibody Binding Using Xps, Tof-Sims, and Quartz Crystal Microbalance With Dissipation Monitoring. Biointerphases (2020)

Elisa T. HarrisonYung-Chen WangLauren CarterDavid G. Castner

antibody engineeringprotein sciencequartz crystal microbalanceimmunologydissipation monitoringstructural biology

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David Castner

Professor Emeritus of Chemical Engineering and Bioengineering

University of Washington

Affiliations

College of Engineering

Chemical Engineering

David Castner is currently serving as a Chemical Engineering Professor Emeritus of Chemical Engineering and Bioengineering at University of Washington.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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David Castner

University of Washington

Professor Emeritus of Chemical Engineering and Bioengineering

You can click a keyword to filter the displayed items

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Hydrolytic and Enzymatic Degradation of Linear Segmented Polyurethane Block Copolymers Studied by Tof-Sims and Atomic Force Microscopy. Biointerphases (2025)

block co-polymersbiological engineeringpolymer sciencepolymer degradationbiopolymers

What's in a Name? “Esca” or “Xps”? a Discussion of Comments Made by Kai Siegbahn More Than Four Decades Ago Regarding the Name of the Technique. Surface and Interface Analysis (2025)

surface scienceinterface (matter)surface analysissurface modelingkai siegbahnsurface characterizationtechnologysurface processinginterface sciencetribologysurface reconstruction

Tof-Sims Analysis of Ultrathin Films and Their Fragmentation Patterns. Journal of Vacuum Science & Technology A Vacuum Surfaces and Films (2024)

Shin MuramotoDaniel J. GrahamDavid G. Castner

surface sciencetof-sims analysisultrathin filmsmaterials scienceapplied physicsfragmentation patterns

Quantitative Evaluation of Perfluorinated Alkanethiol Molecular Order on Gold Surfaces. Biointerphases (2023)

Lara J. GambleDavid RadfordDavid W. GraingerDavid G. Castner

surface chemistrymicrobiologysurface sciencequantitative evaluationtrace metalsbioinstrumentationbiochemistrybiologygold surfaces

Contributors. Elsevier eBooks (2022)

Developments and Ongoing Challenges for Analysis of Surface-Bound Proteins. Annual Review of Analytical Chemistry (2021)

Tobias WeidnerDavid G. Castner

ongoing challengesprotein sciencesurface-bound proteinsproteomicsmolecular biologyanalytical chemistry

versailles projectadvanced materialsintensity calibrationlow-density polyethylenematerials science

Utilization of Chromogenic Enzyme Substrates for Signal Amplification in Multiplexed Detection of Biomolecules Using Surface Mass Spectrometry. Sensors and Actuators B Chemical (2021)

Hee-Kyung NaHyun Kyong ShonHye Young SonEunji JangSunho JohYong-Min HuhDavid G. CastnerTae Geol Lee

Xps and Tof‐Sims Characterization of New Biodegradable Poly(Peptide‐Urethane‐Urea) Block Copolymers. Advanced Healthcare Materials (2021)

Gilad ZornFelix I. SimonovskyBuddy D. RatnerDavid G. Castner

tof-sims characterizationadvanced materialspolymer engineeringmaterials engineeringbiomedical engineeringpolymer sciencematerials scienceblock copolymershealth sciences

Characterizing Protein G B1 Orientation and Its Effect on Immunoglobulin G Antibody Binding Using Xps, Tof-Sims, and Quartz Crystal Microbalance With Dissipation Monitoring. Biointerphases (2020)

Elisa T. HarrisonYung-Chen WangLauren CarterDavid G. Castner

antibody engineeringprotein sciencequartz crystal microbalanceimmunologydissipation monitoringstructural biology

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