T Wutscher
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Faulhammer E, Zellnitz S, Wutscher T, Stranzinger S, Zimmer A, Paudel A
Int J Pharm
. 2017 Dec;
536(1):326-335.
PMID: 29217472
This study investigates engineered carrier, as well as engineered API particles, and shows that there are distinct performance indicators of particle engineering for carrier-based dry powder inhalers (DPIs). Spray dried...
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Weymouth A, Meuer D, Mutombo P, Wutscher T, Ondracek M, Jelinek P, et al.
Phys Rev Lett
. 2013 Oct;
111(12):126103.
PMID: 24093279
Friction between two objects can be understood by the making, stretching, and breaking of thousands of atomic-scale asperities. We have probed single atoms in a nonisotropic surface [the H-terminated Si(100)...
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Wutscher T, Niebauer J, Giessibl F
Rev Sci Instrum
. 2013 Aug;
84(7):073704.
PMID: 23902073
We present an electronic circuit that allows to calibrate and troubleshoot scanning probe microscopy (SPM) controllers with respect to their noise performance. The control signal in an SPM is typically...
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Weymouth A, Wutscher T, Welker J, Hofmann T, Giessibl F
Phys Rev Lett
. 2011 Jun;
106(22):226801.
PMID: 21702622
Simultaneous measurements of tunneling current and atomic forces provide complementary atomic-scale data of the electronic and structural properties of surfaces and adsorbates. With these data, we characterize a strong impact...
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Wutscher T, Giessibl F
Rev Sci Instrum
. 2011 Mar;
82(2):026106.
PMID: 21361645
We report an in situ method of preparing tips for scanning probe microscopy (SPM). Oriented single-crystal nickel oxide (NiO) rods were diced, using a wafer saw, to prepare artificial breaking...