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Principal Office Leibniz-Institut für Polymerforschung Dresden e. V. (Leibniz Institute of Polymer Research Dresden) Hohe Str. 6 D-01069 Dresden Germany Phone: (+)49 - 35 14 65 80 Fax: (+)49 - 35 14 65 82 84 E-Mail: ipf@ipfdd.de Web: www.ipfdd.de Contact Person Prof. Dr. Brigitte VOIT Managing Director and Chief Scientific Officer Phone: (+)49 - 35 1 4 65 85 90 Fax: (+)49 - 35 14 65 85 65 E-Mail: voit@ipfdd.de 30 Contact Person Mr. Achim von DUNGERN Managing Director and Chief Financial Officer Phone: (+)49 - 35 1 4 65 82 08 Fax: (+)49 - 35 1 4 65 82 18 E-Mail: vdungern@ipfdd.de The Leibniz Institute of Polymer Research Dresden e. V. (IPF) is one of the largest polymer research facilities in Germany. As an institute of the Leibniz Association, the IPF is committed to carrying out application-oriented basic research and receives its base funding in equal parts from the federal and state governments. The focus of activities at the IPF are directed toward the advancement of basic scientific knowledge for the development of functional polymer materials and polymer materials with new or improved characteristics. In addition, emphasis is also put on combining material development with innovative and sustainable production and processing technologies. Advanced materials are necessary and create a driving force for the development of new technologies and system solutions in medical engineering, modern communication technology, data storage and processing, and transport and energy technology. In their endeavours, the researchers at the IPF work towards understanding the effects of interfaces and the utilization of interface design in material development, in which nanotechnological aspects as well as interfaces to biosystems are of great importance. Promising ways to novel materials are opened by development of nanostructured materials and surfaces. E.g. nanocomposites with carbon nanotubes and/or layered silicates have been developped for automotive applications. Also, antistatic or electrically conducting behaviour can be achieved using novel nanofillers. Nanostructured surfaces allow, e.g. development of miniaturized components and sensors for micro- and nanoelectronics. The combination of competences in natural and engineering sciences, for which the IPF is known, as well as state-of-the-art technical equipment, allow a holistic approach to material science research. This extends from synthesis and modification of polymer materials to characterization, theoretical penetration, processing, and testing to controlling characteristics of polymer materials, biomaterials, and composites by selective interface design. In this way, it is possible to deal with problems and requirements on new and improved polymer materials until they are transformed into an industrially utilized product.
Principal Office marcotech oHG Heisenbergstr. 11 D-48149 Muenster Germany Phone: (+)49 - 25 18 36 34 11 Fax: (+)49 - 25 18 36 34 12 E-Mail: info@marcotech.de Web: www.marcotech.de Contact Person Prof. Dr. Lothar HEINRICH Vice President Phone: (+)49 - 25 18 36 34 10 Fax: (+)49 - 25 18 36 34 12 E-Mail: Lothar.Heinrich@marcotech.de 31 Contact Person Ms. Irina BERGER Marketing Development Phone: (+)49 - 25 18 36 34 13 Fax: (+)49 - 25 18 36 34 12 E-Mail: irina.berger@marcotech.de Based on experiences in nanotechnology for technical purpose and medical application marcotech provides and trades manifold nanomaterials of best quality. Our customers appreciate our consulting services for application of nanomaterials improving material properties. The international network of partner institutes and companies supports efficiently collaboration in nanoanalytics and joint projects targeted to nanomaterial improved products and innovative solutions. Furthermore, marcotech acts as agent and consultant for joint ventures and the foundation of enterprises. The product portfolio for trade involves • Inorganic nanoscaled powders and suspensions (alumina, zirkonia, titania; pure or coated) • Luminescent and electroluminescent materials for display and lighting applications • DNA and RNA gold complexes • Hydrogels based on polyelectrolytic or non-ionic polymers • Fullerenes and carbonnanotubes as composite materials and for research Additionally, we offer analysis on international markets, competition and patents, and provide profound expertise in organization, management and controlling of joint projects.
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