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Quadbeck, Peter

Quadbeck, Peter

Prof. 
  • Room: POIM106
  • Badstr. 24, 77652 Offenburg
  • nach Vereinbarung

Function

  • Departmental Committee EMI, Member
  • Department of Electrical Engineering, Medical Engineering and Computer Science (EMI), Professor
  • Labor Medizintechnische Werkstoffe, Director of the Laboratory

Publication

2023

Matthias Rüger, Andreas Martin Seitz, Katja Nuss, Brigitte von Rechenberg, Daniel Seitz, Peter Quadbeck, Cris Kostmann, Olaf Andersen, Caitlyn Collins A Bioinspired Orthopedic Biomaterial with Tunable Mechanical Properties Based on Sintered Titanium Fibers
Georg Pöhle, Peter Quadbeck, Sebastian Riecker, Christian Kukla, Vahid Momeni, Stephan Schuschnigg Debinding And Sintering Strategies For Fused Filament Fabrication Of Aluminium Alloys
Peter Quadbeck, Ulrike Jehring, Hans-Dietrich Böhm, Alexander Füssel, Gisela Standke Manufacturing Process of Low-Contamination Titanium Foam as Implant Material for Cranioplasty Based on Replica Technique
Astrid Adrian, Uday Pal, Peter Quadbeck, Achim Seidel Method and system for extractin metal and oxygen from powdered metal oxides (EP000004170066A2)
Alexander Kirchner, Burghardt Klöden, Peter Quadbeck, Thomas Weißgärber Verfahren zum Herstellen dreidimensionaler Bauteile (DE102021211370A1)
Hartmut Göhler, Georg Pöhle, Peter Quadbeck, Alexander Splitthof, Ralf Wedekind Vorrichtung zur Verdampfung einer Flüssigkeit (DE102022200481A1)

2022

Georg Pöhle, Antje Schauer, Christian Redlich, Peggy Barthel, Anita Maennel, Volker Adams, Thomas Studnitzky, Thomas Weißgärber, Axel Linke, Peter Quadbeck Biodegradation and biocompatibility of molybdenum as an implant material
Alexander Strauss, Peter Quadbeck, Olaf Andersen, Sebastian Riecker, Thomas Weißgärber Gas Analysis and Optimization of Debinding and Sintering Processes for Metallic Binder-Based AM*
André Toschka, Georg Pöhle, Peter Quadbeck, Christoph Suschek, Alexander Strauß, Christian Redlich, Majeed Rana Molybdenum as a Potential Biocompatible and Resorbable Material for Osteosynthesis in Craniomaxillofacial Surgery—An In Vitro Study