Christoph Bohr

Head of Chemical Technology

sowento GmbH

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Christoph Bohr is the Head of Chemical Technology at Solaveni GmbH, located in Germany. His research interests encompass molecular synthesis for energy storage solutions, advancements in flexible solar cells, and the development of piezoceramic materials for energy harvesting. Recent publications highlight his contributions to the fields of aerogel-based scaffolds, biomimetic materials, and high-temperature coatings.

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Hajar Maleki

University of Cologne

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Masashi Ikegami

Yokohama National University

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Masatoshi Yanagida

National Institute for Materials Science (NIMS)

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Bent Brachvogel

University of Cologne

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Yasuhiro Tachibana

RMIT University

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A novel molecular synthesis route to Li2S loaded carbon fibers for lithium–sulfur batteries

Triaxial Perovskite Composite Fibers Spinning the Way to Flexible Solar Cells

Concerted Ion Migration and Diffusion-Induced Degradation in Lead-Free Ag<sub>3</sub>BiI<sub>6</sub> Rudorffite Solar Cells under Ambient Conditions

3D Printing of Antibacterial, Biocompatible, and Biomimetic Hybrid Aerogel-Based Scaffolds with Hierarchical Porosities via Integrating Antibacterial Peptide-Modified Silk Fibroin with Silica Nanostructure

Hierarchically Organized Biomimetic Architectured Silk Fibroin–Ceramic-Based Anisotropic Hybrid Aerogels for Thermal Energy Management

Li and Ta-modified KNN piezoceramic fibers for vibrational energy harvesters

From 1D electrospun nanofibers to advanced multifunctional fibrous 3D aerogels

Single- or double A-site cations in A<inf>3</inf>Bi<inf>2</inf>I<inf>9</inf> bismuth perovskites: What is the suitable choice?

High-Temperature Ultrahydrophobic Ceramic Coatings from Surface-Functionalized MgAl<inf>2</inf>O<inf>4</inf> Nanoparticles

Atomic scale growth of GdFeO3 perovskite thin films

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Hajar Maleki

Masashi Ikegami

Masatoshi Yanagida

Bent Brachvogel

Yasuhiro Tachibana

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