Novabone Products, LLC

D. Swarovski Kg

Dompatent Von Kreisler

Roy Layne Howell

Gregory J Pomrink

Matthias Gander

Christina Streiter

Christian Gabl

Christian Lipp

Nina Stepanik

Georg Czermak

Jipin Zhong

Zehra Tosun

Cecilia Cao

Wolfgang Stiglitz

Chloë Goldbach

Meryem Demir

A continuous sol-gel process for producing silicate-containing glasses and glass ceramics is proposed, comprising the following steps:

Continuous sol-gel process for producing silicate-containing glasses or glass ceramics

A method of making a liquid dispersion for the manufacture of a photonic crystal. The method comprises dispersing monodispersed spheres in a liquid to form a liquid dispersion, and subjecting the liquid dispersion to an ultrasonic treatment. Ammonia solution may also be added to the liquid dispersion. The ultrasound treatment breaks up agglomerations of monodispersed spheres, and the resulting photonic crystal made using the dispersion is more highly ordered and hence of higher quality.

Method and apparatus for manufacturing photonic crystals

Methods for processing and or removing organic residuals and or impurities from a solgel-derived bioactive glass-ceramic and compositions comprising solgel-derived bioactive glass-ceramics processed using these methods, are described.

Processing methods of solgel-derived bioactive glass-ceramic compositions and methods of using the same

A sol-gel bioactive glass precursor, method for making sol-gel glasses, resultant sol-gel bioactive glasses, and methods of use thereof, which include introducing NaO into the glass network during the sol-gel process through the use of Na-ethoxide, NaCl, or sodium silicate rather than sodium nitrate. Medical and industrial uses of such glasses.

Sodium containing sol-gel derived bioactive glasses and uses thereof including hemostasis

A sol-gel bioactive glass precursor, method for making sol-gel glasses, resultant sol-gel bioactive glasses, and methods of use thereof which include introducing NaO into the glass network during the sol-gel process through the use of Na-ethoxide, NaCl, or sodium silicate rather than sodium nitrate. Medical and industrial uses of such glasses.

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