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- 2020Sustainable steelmaking - A strategic evaluation of the future potential of hydrogen in the steel industrycitations
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- 2012Osteoblast-like cellular response to dynamic changes in the ionic extracellular environment produced by calcium-deficient hydroxyapatitecitations
- 2012Using biomaterials to create dynamic and well-controlled changes in the extracellular ionic environment
- 2011Ion reactivity of calcium-deficient hydroxyapatite in standard cell culture mediacitations
- 2011Effect of blasting treatment and Fn coating on MG63 adhesion and differentiation on titaniumcitations
- 2010Development of provisional extracellular matrix on biomaterials interface: Lessons from in vitro cell culturecitations
- 2010Foamed surfactant solution as a template for self-setting injectable hydroxyapatite scaffolds for bone regenerationcitations
- 2010Materials surface effects on biological interactionscitations
- 2009Biomaterials for tissue engineering of hard tissues
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- 2008Discerning the role of topography and ion exchange in cell response of bioactive tissue engineering scaffoldscitations
- 2008Macroporous scaffolds for bone tissue engineering based on foamed calcium phosphate cements
- 2008Effect of ionic exchange on osteoblast behaviour on bioactive tissue engineering substrates
- 2008Biosensors to determine cellular activity on calcium phosphate cements
- 2008Surface characterization and cell response of a PLA/CaP glass biodegradable composite materialcitations
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- 2006Transparent micro- and nanopatterned poly(lactic acid) for biomedical applicationscitations
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- 2002Human-osteoblast proliferation and differentiation on grit-blasted and bioactive titanium for dental applicationscitations
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Sustainable steelmaking - A strategic evaluation of the future potential of hydrogen in the steel industry
Abstract
<p>As a result of declining raw materials, environmental pollution and increasing public pressure, countries are urged to deal with the topic of an energy system transformation. Fossil energy-intensive industries - such as the steel industry - especially have to revise or change their business models and technology portfolio. Technical developments showed that a sustainable steel production based on hydrogen from green energy seems feasible in the near future. In view of these underlying conditions, both the technology and the future potential of hydrogen for the use in steel production as a substitute for fossil materials is investigated.</p>