Dietmar Appelhans

dr., departemnt head

Leibniz-Institut für Polymerforschung Dresden e.V.

Germany

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Dr. Dietmar Appelhans is the Department Head at the Leibniz-Institut für Polymerforschung Dresden e.V. in Germany. His research focuses on polymer science, particularly in dynamic characteristics of hydrogels, coacervate architectures, and the development of novel antimicrobial polymers. Recent publications include studies on dual-stimulus programmed multiphase separation and the biocompatibility of glycodendrimers, highlighting his expertise in advanced polymer systems.

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Articles (18)

Dual‐Stimulus Programmed Multiphase Separation and Organization in Coacervate Droplets

Dual‐Stimulus Programmed Multiphase Separation and Organization in Coacervate Droplets

Dynamic Characteristics of Redox‐ and Thermoresponsive Hydrogel Films on the Nanometer Scale to Compensate Structure Defects

Molecular architectures of glycosylated dendronized bottle brushes in action: Biocompatibility and anti-amyloidogenic activity of pseudo-glycodendrimers

Dynamic and Diverse Coacervate Architectures by Controlled Demembranization

Antimicrobial Polymer via ROMP of a Bioderived Tricyclic Oxanorbornene Lactam Derivative

Biological activation of Fenton reaction in polymeric nanoreactors driven by ferrocene-containing membranes: a microenvironment dependent study

Enzymatic synthesis of semi-IPNs within hydrogel-based microfluidics

Multi-compartmentalized electrochemical sensing platforms for monitoring cascade enzymatic reactions

Advancing Artificial Cells with Functional Compartmentalized Polymeric Systems - In Honor of Wolfgang Meier

Continuous Transformation from Membrane‐Less Coacervates to Membranized Coacervates and Giant Vesicles: Toward Multicompartmental Protocells with Complex (Membrane) Architectures

Continuous Transformation from Membrane‐Less Coacervates to Membranized Coacervates and Giant Vesicles: Toward Multicompartmental Protocells with Complex (Membrane) Architectures

Boosting Microfluidic Enzymatic Cascade Reactions with pH‐Responsive Polymersomes by Spatio–Chemical Activity Control

Reversible crowdedness of pH-responsive and host–guest active polymersomes: Mimicking µm-sized cell structures

Protocells Capable of Generating a Cytoskeleton‐Like Structure from Intracellular Membrane‐Active Artificial Organelles

Advancing Antiamyloidogenic Activity by Fine-Tuning Macromolecular Topology

Construction of Membraneless and Multicompartmentalized Coacervate Protocells Controlling a Cell Metabolism-like Cascade Reaction

Biomimetic Protocells Featuring Macrophage‐Like Capture and Digestion of Protein Pathogens

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Nico Bruns

Dagmar Voigt

Jan van Hest

JULIO BASTOS ARRIETA

Maria del Mar Baeza Labat

Oxana Klementieva

Barbara Klajnert-Maculewicz

Cristina Palet

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