Rate My Professor Magnus Nydén

Nydén's research centers on physical chemistry topics including microemulsions, NMR diffusion studies in micro heterogeneous media, antifouling techniques, copper ion uptake and release from seawater, porous coatings for ion storage, and interactions between lipases and amphiphiles at interfaces. He has produced 151 research outputs, encompassing 131 articles, 8 review articles, and contributions to conferences. Key publications include 'Artificial intelligence-based personalised learning in education: a systematic literature review' (2025, co-authored with Helia Farhood, Amin Beheshti, and Samuel Muller, Discover Artificial Intelligence), 'Cyclic copper uptake and release from natural seawater—a fully sustainable antifouling technique to prevent marine growth' (2021, Environmental Science & Technology), 'Porous PEI coating for copper ion storage and its controlled electrochemical release' (2020, Advanced Sustainable Systems), 'Interactions between lipases and amphiphiles at interfaces' (2019, Journal of Surfactants and Detergents), and 'Bio-template assisted synthesis of porous glutaraldehyde-polyethyleneimine particulate resin for selective copper ion binding and recovery' (2018, RSC Advances). His scholarship reflects substantial impact at the nexus of materials science, surface chemistry, and applied technologies.