New professor: Erica Lilleodden
Erica Lilleodden is new professor for „sustainable materials“ being a joint professorship of Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg and Fraunhofer Institute for Microstructure of Materials and Systems IMWS.
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New insights in photoacoustic single-chain nanoparticles
A team of Wolfgang Binder and Jan Laufer recently investigated the thermoresponsive swelling of photoacoustic single-chain nanoparticles.
Optimization of drug delivery to the cochlear apex
Stefan K. Plontke, Karsten Mäder and Wolfgang Binder together with their teams a joint work on the optimization of drug delivery in biodegradable intracochlear implants.
New insights in light-controlled biocatalysis
Martin Weissenborn and his team recently studied the catalytic performance of peroxygenases with genetically engineered photosensitizers.
Insights into innovations from science and business in Central Germany
A series of articles about the structural changes of the Central German Chemical Triangle to a diverse and innovative place for sustainable science and economy gives insights into innovations from…
Perspective in Science
Jochen Balbach and Milton Stubbs comment on a study published in Science.
Starch as possible drug release system
Karsten Mäder and his team has recently shown that starch might be an efficient drug release system with beneficial properties
New insights in the microscopic structure of semi-crystalline polymers
Kay Saalwächter, Thomas Thurn-Albrecht and their teams recently developed a new model to predict the microscopic structure of the semi-crystalline polymers as well as their properties.
First place at this years Hugo Junkers Prize
A team led by Karsten Mäder and Arne Viestenz got the first place in the category “Most innovative projects in basic research” at this year’s Hugo Junker Prize.