Team

Technician

Biological Characterisation

Phone: +49 (0)4152 871290

Phone: +49 (0)4152 871011

Scientist

Interim Head of Department

Phone: +49 04152 87-1844

Technician

Biological Characterisation

Phone: +49 (0)4152 87-1290

PhD Student

Functional Magnesium Materials (MBF)

Master's Student

Functional Magnesium Materials (MBF)

Scientist

Functional Magnesium Materials (MBF)

Phone: +49 (0)4152 87-1912

PhD Student

Functional Magnesium Materials (MBF)

Phone: +49 (0)4152 87-1923

PhD Student

Functional Magnesium Materials (MBF)

Scientist

Functional Magnesium Materials (MBF)

Phone: +49 (0)4152 87-1935

PhD Student

Functional Magnesium Materials (MBF)

Student apprentice

Functional Magnesium Materials (MBF)

Technician

Functional Magnesium Materials (MBF)

Phone: +49 (0)4152 87-1992

PhD Student

Functional Magnesium Materials (MBF)

Technician

Functional Magnesium Materials (MBF)

Phone: +49 (0) 4152 87-1966

Scientist

Functional Magnesium Materials (MBF)

Phone: +49 (0) 4152 87-1912

Scientist

Functional Magnesium Materials (MBF)

Phone: +49 (0)4152 87-1974

Scientist

Functional Magnesium Materials (MBF)

Phone: +49 (0)4152 87-1970

Diploma Student

Functional Magnesium Materials (MBF)

PhD Student

Imaging and Data Science

Tamadur Adnan Albaraghtheh is a CFD scientist from Jordan. She is involved in the research project "Uncertainty Quantification", where she investigates the sources of uncertainties within the degradation models and quantify them to enhance the reliability of the model. Tamadur works at the outstation of the Hereon on the DESY campus in Hamburg.

Phone: + 49 (0)40 8998 6909

Master's Student

Imaging and Data Science

The microstructure of a material represents a variety of properties and components. These include grain boundaries, defects and phase regions. For a precise understanding of the corrosion of a metal, knowledge of the influence of the microstructure is essential. Precipitates are known to be a significant influencing factor, as they affect chemical and structural parameters. In this context, my thesis aims to investigate the influence of silver precipitates on the corrosion rate of a Mg-Ag alloy. I am investigating the respective corrosion rate in relation to the respective size of the precipitate phase in order to be able to investigate a possible correlation between both properties.

Phone: +49 (0)40 8998-6908

PhD Student

Imaging and Data Science

Birte Hindenlang is a material scientist and works as a Ph.D. student at the Hereon outstation at DESY. Here, she investigates the degradation behavior of Mg-Implants under load. During her master thesis she investigated the evaporation behavior of water from t-ZnO networks.

Scientist

Imaging and Data Science

André has a degree in Mechanical Engineering and a master's degree in Materials Science and Engineering. Since 2023, he has been working as a researcher software developer on the Helmholtz Imaging's project SmartPhase. This project aims to provide a fast and simple way for scientists to analyze data from near-field holo-nanotomography experiments through a user-friendly framework.

Phone: +49 (0)40 8998-6908

Master's Student

Imaging and Data Science

Domenik Priebe is a Master's student at the CAU in Kiel and is writing his Master's thesis in mathematics at Hereon. His task is to model the process of bone mineralization using ordinary differential equations.

Phone: +49 (0)40 8998-6916

PhD Student

Imaging and Data Science

Jan Reimers is a materials scientist and works as a PhD student at the Hereon outstation at DESY and the Ernst Ruska-Centre in Jülich on the joint project "Model and Data Driven Material Characterization" (MDMC). Using correlation of computed tomography and electron microscopy, he is investigating the degradation behaviour of magnesium alloys under physiological conditions at the nanoscale.

PhD Student

Imaging and Data Science

Sven Schimek, holds a master’s degree in mechanical engineering, currently works as a PhD student at the Hereon outstation located at DESY. In collaboration with the University Medical Centre Hamburg-Eppendorf (UKE), he is investigating the use of magnesium alloys for resorbable bone implants. His work primarily focuses on in situ nanoindentation utilizing nano X-ray diffraction, and performing correlative analyses of comprehensive datasets.

Phone: + 49 (0)40 8998 6909

Imaging and Data Science

Phone: + 49 (0)40 8998 6916

Scientist

Imaging and Data Science

Florian Wieland works at the Hereon outstation on the DESY campus in Hamburg. His research interests are: biomineralisation, surfaces & interfaces (adsorption process, Langmuir layers, growth phenomena), nanoparticles, metal organic frameworks, research on proteins & polymers under shear and pressure conditions, x-ray reflectivity, grazing incidence diffraction & grazing incidence small angle scattering.

Phone: +49 (0)40 8998-6916

Scientist

Imaging and Data Science

Tak Ming Wong works at the Hereon outstation at DESY in Hamburg as a computer scientist. Since July 2023, he contributes to the KI4D4E project. His main research interests include non-convex optimization, deep learning, computer vision, and supervised/unsupervised machine learning with applications in image processing and analysis.

Phone: +49 (0)40 8998-6908

Scientist

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

Scientist

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

Scientist

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

Scientist

Powder-based Materials Development

Phone: +49 (4152) 87-1915

Fax: +49 (4152) 87-1920

PhD Student

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

Scientist

Powder-based Materials Development

Phone: +49 (4152) 87-1916

Fax: +49 (4152) 87-1920

Scientist

Pre-Clinical Characterisation

PhD Student

Pre-Clinical Characterization

PhD Student

Pre-Clinical Characterization