S. Schultheiß

Sea urchin spines as a model-system for permeable, light-weight ceramics with graceful failure behavior. Part I. Mechanical behavior of sea urchin spines under compression

Volker Presser, S. Schultheiß, Christoph Berthold et al. · Journal of Bionic Engineering · 2009 · 52 citations

Materials Science, Engineering, Mechanical Properties +8

Quantitative chemical analysis of ocular melanosomes in the TEM

O. Eibl, S. Schultheiß, Petra Blitgen-Heinecke et al. · Micron · 2005 · 27 citations

Photoreceptor Cell, Ophthalmology, Photochemistry +6

Sea Urchin Spines as a Model-System for Permeable, Light-Weight Ceramics with Graceful Failure Behavior. Part II. Mechanical Behavior of Sea Urchin Spine Inspired Porous Aluminum Oxide Ceramics under Compression

Volker Presser, Christian Köhler, Zuzana Vlčková Živcová et al. · Journal of Bionic Engineering · 2009 · 19 citations

Materials Science, Engineering, Mechanical Properties +9

Lessons from Nature for the Construction of Ceramic Cellular Materials for Superior Energy Absorption

Volker Presser, S. Schultheiß, Christian Köhler et al. · Advanced Engineering Materials · 2011 · 18 citations

Brittle Calcium Carbonate, Engineering, Mechanical Engineering +19

Pseudomorphic transformation of Ca/Mg carbonates into phosphates with focus on dolomite conversion

S. Schultheiß, Ingo Sethmann, Margarete Schlosser et al. · Mineralogical Magazine · 2013 · 13 citations

Materials Science, Inorganic Chemistry, Pseudomorphic Transformation +15