Christian-Albrechts-Universitaet Zu Kiel

Christian-Albrechts-Universitat Zu Kiel

University of Illinois

Raumedic Ag

Western University of Health Sciences

Christian-Albrechts-University, Kiel

Universitatsklinikum Schleswig-Holsten

Nascit Gmbh

Rainer Adelung

Juergen Carstensen

Mark-Daniel Gerngross

Melike Baytekin-Gerngross

Mady Elbahri

Ingo Paulowicz

Joerg Bahr

Vaibhav Tiwari

Christine Selhuber-Unkel

Deepak Shukla

Jürgen Carstensen

Helmut Föll

Dominik Erhard

Fabian Schuett

Yogendra Kumar Mishra

Jannik Rank

Claudia Röhl

Steffen Hager

Frank Spors

Franz Faupel

Kristin Mess

Dadichi Paretkar

Stefan Rehders

Jörg Bahr

Bjoern Bosbach

Iris Hölken

Fabian Schütt

Bodo Fiedler

Armin Reimers

Philipp Jordan

Florian Rasch

Lena Marie Saure

Sören Björn Gutekunst

Nipon Deka

Soeren Kaps

Sören Kaps

Kristin Meß

Maria Claus

Thomas Preusse

Charline Wolpert

Khaled Hirmas

A method for activating a gas, wherein an electrically conductive aeromaterial having a pore space comprising the gas is electrically contacted and at least one electric current, which varies over time, flows through the aeromaterial, wherein the aeromaterial exhales gas from the pore space when the electrical power consumption is increased and inhales gas from the surroundings of the aeromaterial when the power consumption is decreased, and wherein a temporally pulsed current having predefined pulse power levels, pulse durations and pulse spacings is fed through the aeromaterial and the temperature of the aeromaterial is changed by the time-varying current by 100° C. or more within one second or less. The invention also relates to an electrothermal gas actuator and to uses of a gas actuator.

Method for activating a gas, electrothermal gas actuator, and use of a gas actuator

An adhesive joining device for providing a connection between a metal surface and a body using an electrochemical etching device. The device has a vacuum holder to form a vacuum connection between the adhesive joining device and the metal surface. A tool changing holder receives at least two different tools in a time-staggered manner. A first tool can be an electrochemical etching cell for an electrolyte with an etching chamber which is oriented towards the metal surface, a feed for electrolyte, a drain, and two electrodes, one electrode being mechanically and electrically connected to the metal surface and the second electrode coming into contact with the electrolyte. A second tool is for holding and positioning the body to be adhered to the etched metal surface. The distance, position, alignment, and/or parallelity of the body to be adhered can be configured in a reliable and defined manner for the adhesion process.

Adhesive joining device and adhesive joining method for a metal surface

A plastic fiber composite material/aluminum laminate having: at least one flat element made of aluminum and/or an aluminum alloy and a plastic fiber composite material comprising a matrix material which has a temporarily flowable and then hardened state initially or at least under a temperature effect. The at least one flat element has etched anchoring structures, the anchoring structures have steps and undercuts, and the anchoring structures are filled and/or enclosed by the matrix material of the plastic fiber composite material. Use of the plastic fiber composite material/aluminum laminate and a method for producing the plastic fiber composite material/aluminum laminate.

Plastic fiber composite material/aluminum laminate, production and use thereof

A method for etching fragments of aluminum or an aluminum alloy comprising the steps of: a. providing a hydrochloric acid solution in a trough-shaped container; b. inoculating the hydrochloric acid solution by chemically dissolving an amount of aluminum to produce an etching solution; c. adding the fragments to the etching solution immediately after the inoculation; d. etching the fragments for 0.5 to 10 minutes while stirring in such a way that the fragments are entrained by the motion of the etching solution; e. stopping the etching by diluting the etching solution with water; f. removing the etched fragments; g. repeatedly rinsing the fragments with water and h. rinsing the fragments with an organic desiccant. An etched fragment of aluminum or an aluminum alloy and also to a composite material comprising etched fragments.

Method for etching the surface of aluminum fragments, aluminum fragments with an etched surface and material composites containing such fragments

A heterostructure comprising at least one first surface containing only copper and at least one second surface, opposite the first surface, containing only aluminium or an aluminium alloy with solid solutions present in the alloy, wherein a. an anchoring layer is arranged between the first and second surfaces, wherein b. each slice plane running perpendicular to the anchoring layer has at least one aluminium or aluminium-alloy island surrounded by copper, and c. at most the aluminium alloy solid solutions which are present in the alloy occur in the anchoring layer. Also, an aluminium-copper connector and a heterostructure production method.

Aluminum-copper connector having a heterostructure, and method for producing the heterostructure

The invention relates to a porous hydrogel matrix having substantially interconnected tunnel-shaped micropores with a three-dimensional configuration of an interconnected hollow tetrapod network. Such matrices may be used to entrap motile cells that migrate into the micropores of said matrix. The matrices of the invention are formed by a method comprising the steps of providing a solution of a hydrogel-forming material, providing a template material with a three-dimensional configuration corresponding to the negative configuration of the desired interconnected porous structure of the hydrogel material, said template material comprising interconnected zinc oxide tetrapod (t-ZnO) networks, casting the solution of hydrogel-forming material onto the template and removing the template material from the hydrogel material by acid hydrolysis of the template material.

Microporous hydrogels

A filling needle can be used in a tube set for transferring a flowable medium, in particular a pharmaceutical product. The filling needle has a needle end for temporary insertion in a filling vessel. Furthermore, the filling needle has a connector end for connecting the filling needle to a filling vessel, via which the medium can be supplied to the filling needle. An inner tube lumen of the filling needle is defined by an inner tube layer made of silicone. The result is a filling needle that can be manufactured inexpensively.

Filling needle for use in a tube layer for transferring a flowable medium, in particular a pharmaceutical product

Specific applications of particles and particle agglomerates with semiconductor surfaces are provided. The particles and particle agglomerates display a high affinity for viral particles, and may be used therapeutically and/or prophylactically to treat or prevent viral infections. The particles and particle agglomerates may also be used to remove viral particles from a surface or fluid, e.g., as an absorbent in a filter, applied to surfaces to render them virostatic, and as tool to handle viral particles, e.g., for research, diagnostic, or decontamination purposes.

Virus traps

A method for generating oxidic nanoparticles from a material forming oxide particles, comprising the steps of: preparation of an aqueous solution containing ions of the material forming the oxide particles, film evaporation of the solution at a temperature above 200&#xb0; C., and skimming off the nanoparticles floating on the surface of the aqueous solution generated in the vicinity of the vapor film on film evaporation. A device for performing the method is also provided.

Method for generating oxidic nanoparticles from a material forming oxide particles

A method for producing nanostructures on a substrate, by dripping a solution of nanostructure-forming material in water onto the substrate heated to a temperature above the temperature at which a drop of the solution is initially suspended on a vapor cushion after being applied by dripping onto the substrate, with nanostructures being formed when the drops evaporate.

Method for producing nanostructures on a substrate

The invention relates to a method for producing submicron structures using a shadow mask, whereby a material charge and/or energy charge occurs through the openings of the shadow mask. The method comprises the following steps: a film which is used as a shadow mask and which is made of a masking material is applied to the substrate, tears are produced in the film, the tears extending until the substrate, edge areas of the film arranged on the tears are detached thereby exposing the substrate and the material or the energy is applied to the substrate by the tears, also above the exposed edge area of the shadow mask film.

Method for producing submicron structures

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Rainer Adelung