Ivon J. van den Dries

Materials Science · Physical Sciences

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Research Topics

Material Dynamics and Properties(4), Spectroscopy and Chemometric Analyses(2), Fermentation and Sensory Analysis(2), Microencapsulation and Drying Processes(2), Electron Spin Resonance Studies(2)

Publications14 total

Spin Label Applications to Food Science
Biological magnetic resonance·2002· 22 cited
Effects of Water Content and Molecular Weight on Spin Probe and Water Mobility in Malto-oligomer Glasses
The Journal of Physical Chemistry B·2000· 45 cited
Relation between a Transition in Molecular Mobility and Collapse Phenomena in Glucose−Water Systems
The Journal of Physical Chemistry B·2000· 32 cited
High Critical Temperature above Tg May Contribute to the Stability of Biological Systems
Biophysical Journal·2000· 148 citedOpen Access
Molecular mobility in sugar glasses
2000· 1 citedOpen Access
Molecular mobility in food components as studied by magnetic resonance spectroscopy
Socio-Environmental Systems Modeling·1999· 4 citedOpen Access
Mobility in Maltose−Water Glasses Studied with <sup>1</sup>H NMR
The Journal of Physical Chemistry B·1998· 84 cited
Sensitivity of Saturation Transfer Electron Spin Resonance Extended to Extremely Slow Mobility in Glassy Materials
Journal of Magnetic Resonance·1998· 20 citedOpen Access
Diffusion controlled phenomena as studied by magnetic resonance spectroscopy.
Socio-Environmental Systems Modeling·1998Open Access
Mobility in glucose glasses.
Socio-Environmental Systems Modeling·1998Open Access
Molecular mobility around the glass transition in glucose.
Socio-Environmental Systems Modeling·1997Open Access
A magnetic resonance approach of molecular motion in food components in the glassy state
Socio-Environmental Systems Modeling·1997Open Access
The role of water in sugar glasses
Socio-Environmental Systems Modeling·1996Open Access
Molecular mobilities around the glass transition in sugar-water systems.
Socio-Environmental Systems Modeling·1995· 2 citedOpen Access

Frequent Co-authors

Marcus A. Hemminga(12), Dagmar van Dusschoten(9), Pieter C. M. M. Magusin(4), C. van den Berg(3), Erik van der Linden(2), Julia Buitink(1), Folkert A. Hoekstra(1), Mark Alberda(1), N. A. M. Besseling(1), P.A. de Jager(1), Cássio van den Berg(1), M.A. Hemminga(1), S.H. Molenaar(1)