René Theska

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Ilmenau University of Technology

Germany

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Professor René Theska is a Full Professor at Technische Universität Ilmenau in Germany. His research areas include the performance and design of aerostatic bearings, Kibble balances, and five-axis nanopositioning machines. His recent publications focus on topics such as statistical variation of porous aerostatic bearings and minimizing the effects of anelastic relaxation in flexure mechanisms.

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Mikael Miettinen

Aalto University

FINLAND

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Darine Haddad

NIST Physical Measurement Laboratory

UNITED STATES

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Thomas Fröhlich

Ilmenau University of Technology

GERMANY

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Raine Viitala

Assistant Professor

Aalto University

FINLAND

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Eberhard Manske

Ilmenau University of Technology

GERMANY

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Articles (10)

Statistical variation of porous aerostatic bearings

Flexures for Kibble balances: minimizing the effects of anelastic relaxation

Preliminary characterization of anelastic effects in the flexure mechanism for a new Kibble balance at NIST

On the static performance of aerostatic elements

Manufacturing and static performance of porous aerostatic bearings

Correction: Fundamental Investigations in the Design of Five-Axis Nanopositioning Machines for Measurement and Fabrication Purposes

Design of an enhanced mechanism for a new Kibble balance directly traceable to the quantum SI

A novel approach to generate a static torque in the range from 1 mN·m to 1 N·m,Ein neuartiger Ansatz zur Erzeugung eines statischen Drehmoments im Bereich von 1 mN·m bis 1 N·m

Fundamental Investigations in the Design of Five-Axis Nanopositioning Machines for Measurement and Fabrication Purposes

Design of an Electrostatic Balance Mechanism to Measure Optical Power of 100 kW

Collaborators (5)

Mikael Miettinen

Darine Haddad

Thomas Fröhlich

Raine Viitala

Eberhard Manske

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