Team

Dr. Thomas Ebel

Powder-based Materials Development

Studied Physics at Hamburg University, Diploma- and PhD-thesis in materials science (modelling and neutron scattering). 10 years working in a private company (medical technology) as project leader development and head of development, accompanying commercial introduction of metal injection moulding (MIM) of titanium for medical implants. Since 2006 head of department at Hereon. Personal expertise in the field of powder metallurgy of oxygen-sensitive metals (titanium and magnesium).

Phone: +49 (4152) 87-1944

Fax: +49 (4152) 87-1920

Catriona Eschke

Powder-based Materials Development

Master degree in computer science with application subject robotics and automation at the University of Lübeck. Since 2019 development of "Herbie", an electronic lab notebook with integrated research database originally specialized to metallic biomaterials.

Phone: +49 (4152) 87-1941

Fax: +49 (4152) 87-1920

Dr. Vasyl Mikhailovich Haramus

Powder-based Materials Development

Studied physics at Kiev University Diploma thesis: "Study of the Micellar Structure and Interaction of Aqueous Solutions of Oxyethylated Diisononylphenol by Small-Angle Neutron Scattering" Ph. D. thesis: "Measurements of the Properties of Surfactant Micellar Solutions by Small-Angle Neutron Scattering" Post-Doc since 1998 Responsible for SANS1 instrument at FRG1. From 2009 to 2016 contributing to construction and operation of P12 BioSAXS Beamline at PETRA3, DESY, Hamburg. Since 2015 member of department Powder-based Materials Development. Main research interest are hybrid implant materials from magnesium and titanium. Deputy of head of departmenr since 2022.

Phone: +49 (4152) 87-1915

Fax: +49 (4152) 87-1920

Dr. Vladimir Ivannikov

Powder-based Materials Development

Obtained Master degree in Applied Mechanics at Bauman Moscow State Technical University and then PhD in Civil Engineering at Instituto Superior Técnico, Lisbon. Expertise in computational mechanics, finite element analysis and HPC numerical methods. Worked on various C++ and Python based FEM software packages. Currently developing a phase field model for sintering simulations of titanium and magnesium.

Phone: 1910

Fax: 1920

Fabian Kirchner

Powder-based Materials Development

Phone: +49 (4152) 87-1910

Fax: +49 (4152) 87-1920

Sara Klahn

Powder-based Materials Development

Phone: +49 (4152) 87-1921

Fax: +49 (4152) 87-1920

Henrik Lüneburg

Powder-based Materials Development

Phone: +49 (4152) 87-1908

Fax: +49 (4152) 87-1920

Wolfgang Limberg

Powder-based Materials Development

Phone: +49 (4152) 87-1915

Fax: +49 (4152) 87-1920

Sebastian Meyer

Powder-based Materials Development

M. Sc. in Materials Science with focus on Biomaterials - Studied in Kiel, Saarbrücken and Barcelona. Also previously worked on the topography of ceramics for catalysts and antimicrobial applications. Currently working on the production and characterization of magnesium wire and further processing for regenerative medical applications.

Phone: +49 (4152) 87-1917

Fax: +49 (4152) 87-1920

Kai Hendrik Steinberg

Powder-based Materials Development

Phone: +49 (4152) 87-1962

Fax: +49 (4152) 87-1920

Martin Wolff

Powder-based Materials Development

Phone: +49 (4152) 87-1916

Fax: +49 (4152) 87-1920