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FMC (Norway)

Sandvikacompany

63

Works

6,009

Citations

37

h-index

Top Research Topics

3D Printing in Biomedical Research Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine Hydrogels: synthesis, properties, applications

Top Researchers

Kjell M. Vårum Norwegian University of Science and Technology

108 works11,821 citationsh-index: 60

Recent Research

Manganese-Labeled Alginate Hydrogels for Image-Guided Cell Transplantation

Antonina M. Araszkiewicz,Eduarda P. Oliveira,et al.

20227 citations

Pancreatic function and diabetes

Mesenchymal stem cell research

Advanced Drug Delivery Systems

Fatigue and fracture mechanics

Offshore Engineering and Technologies

Electronic Packaging and Soldering Technologies

Polymer Surface Interaction Studies

Photodynamic Therapy Research Studies

Microencapsulation and Drying Processes

Karine Lindmo Pharmaq (Norway)

14 works2,142 citationsh-index: 11

Michael Dornish

23 works2,024 citationsh-index: 13

Christian Larsen Umeå University

63 works1,810 citationsh-index: 19

Tamo Fukamizo Kindai University

75 works1,616 citationsh-index: 22

17 works1,473 citationsh-index: 14

The Effect of Molecular Weight, M/G Ratio and pH on the Cyclability of Alginate Bound High Capacity Silicon Anodes

Nils P. Wagner,Julian R. Tolchard,et al.

20180 citations

Alginate Based Binder Materials for High Capacity Silicon Anodes

Tommy Mokkelbost,Nils P. Wagner,et al.

20170 citations

Evaluation of porphyrin loaded dry alginate foams containing poloxamer 407 and β-cyclodextrin-derivatives intended for wound treatment

Victoria J. Valerón Bergh,Elin Johannessen,et al.

201722 citations

Fatigue analysis of low alloy steel forgings used in the subsea industry

Anders Wormsen,Arne Fjeldstad,et al.

20168 citations

H2O2 Causes Improved Adhesion Between a Polysaccharide-based Membrane and Intestinal Serosa

Francesca Scognamiglio,Andrea Travan,et al.

20162 citations