Stefan Odenbach

Academic Staff, Full Professor

TUD Dresden University of Technology

Germany

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Stefan Odenbach is a Full Professor at TUD Dresden University of Technology in Germany. His research areas include image processing, particle tracing using dynamic x-ray microtomography, heat transfer analysis, and the study of magnetorheological elastomers. Recent articles highlight his work on various innovative methodologies and experimental investigations in these fields.

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Michaela Wilhelm

University of Bremen

GERMANY

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Professor

Universidad de Granada

SPAIN

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Modesto T. Lopez-Lopez

Universidad de Granada

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Articles (10)

Quantitative analysis of colloid retention and pore fluid flow in monolithic, open-porous media by X-ray computed microtomography and magnetic resonance velocimetry

Comparison of a conventional image processing approach with an artificial neural network approach to three‐dimensionally trace multiple particles in dynamic x‐ray microtomography experiments under laboratory conditions

A Method for Automatic Three-Dimensional Particle Tracing Under Laboratory Conditions Using Dynamic X-Ray Computed Microtomography

Analysis of Cavity Disk Heat Transfer by Solving Inverse Heat Transfer Problem

Experimental Investigation of a Pulsation Reactor via Optical Methods

Magnetic polymer containing liquid metal

Magnetic training of the soft magnetorheological elastomers

Fabrication and Actuation of Magnetic Shape-Memory Materials

Empirical Law for the Magnetorheological Effect of Nanocomposite Hydrogels with Magnetite Microparticles

Investigation of quasistatic and dynamic mechanical properties of thermoplastic polyurethane magnetorheological elastomers

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Michaela Wilhelm

Luis Alvarez de Cienfuegos

Modesto T. Lopez-Lopez

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