G.W. Hastings - Concepedia

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G.W. Hastings

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G Hastings, G W Hastings, G. HASTINGS, G. Hastings, G. W. HASTINGS, G. W. Hastings, G.W Hastings, G.W. HASTINGS, G.W. Hastings, GARTH W. HASTINGS

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Queen Mary University of London National University of Singapore University of Birmingham Institute of Materials Research and Engineering University of Staffordshire

About

G.W. Hastings is an author at Queen Mary University of London specializing in engineering, materials science, and orthopaedics.

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#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Engineering	22	28	1.6K
2	Biomedical Engineering	11	11	858
3	Medicine	7	7	357
4	Health Sciences	3	3	69
5	Language Studies	1	1	27

G.W. Hastings

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	Year	Citations
Definitions in Biomaterials G.W. Hastings Biomaterials Tissue EngineeringEngineeringMultifunctional BiomaterialsBiomaterials DesignBiomaterial Modeling	1989	372
Development of soluble glasses for biomedical use Part II: The biological response of human osteoblast cell lines to phosphate-based soluble glasses Vehid Salih, K. Franks, M. James, Journal of Materials Science Materials in Medicine	2000	191
The use of semi-rigid carbon-fibre-reinforced plastic plates for fixation of human fractures. Results of preliminary trials Keith Tayton, C Johnson-Nurse, B. McKibbin, Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery - British Volume Skeletal TraumaOrthopaedic BiomaterialsFibre-reinforced PlasticMechanical EngineeringBritish Volumevol	1982	147
Carbon fibre reinforced epoxy as a high strength, low modulus material for internal fixation plates John S. Bradley, G.W. Hastings, C Johnson-Nurse Biomaterials Materials ScienceHigh StrengthFibre-reinforced PlasticFiber ReinforcementEngineering	1980	129
Microstructural characterization of glass-reinforced hydroxyapatite composites José D. Santos, Jonathan C. Knowles, Rui L. Reis, Biomaterials Materials ScienceGlass-ceramicHydroxyapatiteBioceramicMicrostructural Characterization	1994	115
Development of a degradable composite for orthopaedic use: in vivo biomechanical and histological evaluation of two bioactive degradable composites based on the polyhydroxybutyrate polymer Jonathan C. Knowles, G.W. Hastings, Hirotosh Ohta, Biomaterials Tissue EngineeringDegradable CompositeEngineeringSelf-healing MaterialOrthopaedic Use	1992	111
Development of a degradable composite for orthopaedic use: mechanical evaluation of an hydroxyapatite-polyhydroxybutyrate composite material N.R. Boeree, J. Dove, J.J. Cooper, Biomaterials Tissue EngineeringMaterials ScienceDegradable CompositeMechanical EvaluationEngineering	1993	111
Preparation of a chitin-apatite composite byin situ precipitation onto porous chitin scaffolds Andrew C.A. Wan, Eugene Khor, G.W. Hastings Journal of Biomedical Materials Research	1998	90
The degradation of polymer molecules in solution under the influence of ultrasonic waves. Part I. Kinetic analysis Derick W. Ovenall, G.W. Hastings, P.E.M. Allen Journal of Polymer Science Chemical KineticsEngineeringUltrasonic IrradiationPolymer MoleculeAcoustic Cavitation	1958	87
Implant retrieval: Material and biological analysis G.W. Hastings Biomaterials Tissue EngineeringEngineeringImplant RetrievalMedicineDental Biomechanics	1980	76

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