Denis Gebauer

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Leibniz University Hannover

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GBi2S: Neuartige Calciumphosphat-Biomaterialien für die biomedizinische Anwendung (HLCPinnovativ)

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Control of nucleation and crystallization of Al(III)(oxy)(hydr)oxides: An avenue toward advanced materials

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The onset of anisotropy during calcium carbonate and phosphate mineralization (A02)

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Bifunctional hybrid nanoparticles via calcium carbonate crystallization driven by engineered protein surfaces (A07)

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Control of crystallisation in minerals

Open Date: 2016-01-01

Close Date: 2019-12-31

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Université Grenoble Alpes

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Denis Gebauer

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On the Binding Mechanisms of Calcium Ions to Polycarboxylates: Effects of Molecular Weight, Side Chain, and Backbone Chemistry

Highly hydrated paramagnetic amorphous calcium carbonate nanoclusters as an MRI contrast agent

Crystal Nucleation and Growth of Inorganic Ionic Materials from Aqueous Solution: Selected Recent Developments, and Implications

New insights into the nucleation of magnesium hydroxide and the influence of poly(acrylic acid) during the early stages of Mg(OH)2 crystallisation

Solvent-mediated isotope effects strongly influence the early stages of calcium carbonate formation: exploring D2O vs. H2O in a combined computational and experimental approach

Understanding crystal nucleation mechanisms: where do we stand? General discussion

Three Reasons Why Aspartic Acid and Glutamic Acid Sequences Have a Surprisingly Different Influence on Mineralization

Aufdeckung der Rolle von Hydrogencarbonat‐Ionen bei der Bildung von Calciumcarbonat im nahezu neutralen pH‐Bereich

Uncovering the Role of Bicarbonate in Calcium Carbonate Formation at Near‐Neutral pH

Uncovering the Role of Bicarbonate in Calcium Carbonate Formation at Near-Neutral pH

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