Basf Se Corporation

Jan Kurt Walter Sandler

Martin Weber

Klaus Hahn

Marc Fricke

Ulrich Müller

Karl Kolter

Christian Schade

Motonori Yamamoto

Gabriel Skupin

Roland Hingmann

Norbert Wagner

Tobias Heinz Steinke

Ingo Bellin

Alexandre Terrenoire

Markus Allmendinger

Emi Leung

Andreas Wuest

Alexander Traut

Tatiana Ulanova

Holger Ruckdäschel

Joerg Krogmann

Joachim Ruch

Marc Bothe

Andreas Wüst

Elena Khazova

Dejan Djuric

Christoffer Kieburg

Heiko Hess

Antje Van Der Net

Timothy Francis

Holger Ruckdaeschel

Julien Courtois

Bernd Sowart

Siljana Lietz

Daniela Longo

Philipp Johannes Boeckmann

Georg Graessel

Pedro Manuel Sampaio Lopes

Helge Weiler

Maria-Kristin Sommer

Frank Beham

Elsie Jamin-Maguire

Stefan Kolb

Heiko HEß

Roland Hingman

Joshi Ketan

Volker Schädler

Erik Wassner

A transport container for transporting an object includes an object location to receive the object and a vacuum insulation panel (VIP) to thermally insulate the object location. A sensor unit in the VIP provides a panel condition signal that corresponds to a measurement value of a physical property of the VIP. The physical property influences temperature of the object. A short-distance transmitter unit transmits a first coding of the PCS inside the Container, a long-distance transmitter unit transmits a second coding of the PCS to a remote server for processing the PCS. The server determines a representation of an operation state of the transport container, wherein the operation state is related to the temperature of the object. The material of the VIP is classified and differentiated so that transmitting parameters depend on the material.

Transport container with remote surveillance capability

The invention relates to an aerogel composite material, a process and a composition for producing the composite material and the use of the composite material.

Composite material

The invention relates to a vacuum insulation panel comprising a barrier film and a core material having a density in the range from 50 to 350 kg/m, wherein the core material comprises a mixture of

Vacuum insulation panels comprising nanoporous polymer particles

The invention relates to a module for absorbing energy from an impact to which the module () has been subjected, via deformation, comprising a core () made of a polymer foam with a density of at most 0.2 g/cmand with a compressive modulus of elasticity of at most 200 MPa measured to DIN EN 826, wherein the core () has an at least to some extent enclosing shell () made of a polymer material, and/or comprises an insert () made of a polymer material, where the density of the polymer material of the shell () and/or of the insert () is at most 2.0 g/cmand its tensile modulus of elasticity is at least 700 MPa, measured to DIN EN ISO 527.

Module for absorbing energy

Process for the production of nanoporous foamed active substance-containing preparations, wherein the active substance is present embedded in a pharmaceutically acceptable polymer, wherein, in stage a) loading of a polymeric molding composition or a polymer melt with a propellant is effected at a pressure and at a temperature at which the propellant is in the supercritical state, in stage b) heating of the laden polymer molding compound or melt is carried out under pressure at a temperature which lies in the range from &#x2212;40 to +60&#xb0; C., preferably &#x2212;20 to +55&#xb0; C., and especially preferably 0 to +50&#xb0; C. around the glass transition temperature of the unladen (prior to loading) polymeric molding compound and in stage c) a depressurization of the polymeric molding compound or melt laden in stage a) and heated under pressure in stage b) is effected out with a depressurization rate in the range from 15,000 to 200,000 MPa/sec.

Nanoporous foamed active compound-containing preparations based on pharmaceutically acceptable thermoplastically workable polymers

The present invention relates to a biodegradable material in the form of a foil or a film, where the material comprises a polymer comprising at least one porous metal-organic framework and the at least one porous metal-organic framework comprises at least one at least bidentate organic compound coordinated to at least one metal ion. The invention further relates to food packaging comprising such a material and also its use for the packaging of foods and the use of a porous metal-organic framework for the absorption of ethene in food packaging.

Biodegradable material composed of a polymer comprising a porous metal-organic framework

Process for the production of nanoporous polymer foams, comprising the stages

Nanoporous polymer foams

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Heidelberg, Germany

Jan Kurt Walter Sandler