Prof. Dr. Dirk Schubert

Lehrstuhl für Kunststofftechnik Lehrstuhl für Werkstoffwissenschaften (Polymerwerkstoffe)

Transparency and suture ability of alginate hydrogel reinforced nano-fiber scaffolds (2017) Stafiej P, Schubert DW Conference contribution, Conference Contribution Failure of silicone breast implants – Novel insights on the mechanical properties of implant shells (2017) Schubert DW Conference contribution, Conference Contribution A comprehensive study on the properties of polypropylene fibers and nonwovens in dependence of processing and storing conditions (2017) Lanyi F, Schubert DW Conference contribution, Abstract of a poster Evaluation of the influence of crosslink density and penetrant size on the diffusion properties of silicone oils into silicone elastomers (2017) Schubert DW, Daenicke J Conference contribution, Conference Contribution Development of a model for the mechanical behaviour of polypropylene nonwovens for different test directions and strain rates (2017) Leucker K, Schubert DW Conference contribution, Conference Contribution Transparency of suture able polycaprolactone nanofiber hydrogel compounds (NFHC) for medical application in ophthalmology (2017) Stafiej P, Küng F, Fuchsluger T, Schubert DW Conference contribution, Conference Contribution Mapping of the electrospinning parameters for PLGA-Nanofibers (2017) Regelmann C, Küng F, Stafiej P, Kruse F, Schubert DW, Fuchsluger T Conference contribution, Conference Contribution Investigation of processing parameters for electrospun polycaprolactone / chitosan blends for wound treatment (2017) Kümmritz L, Stafiej P, Schubert DW Conference contribution, Conference Contribution Influence of the molar mass distribution on the suture-ability of nanofiber meshes for tissue engineering (2017) Hehn M, Küng F, Stafiej P, Kruse F, Schubert DW, Fuchsluger T Conference contribution, Conference Contribution Simulating the electric conductivity of the conductive polymer composites (2017) Yang G, Nilsson F, Schubert DW Conference contribution, Conference Contribution