Siegfried Bantle

Novartis (Switzerland) — Switzerland

Physics and Astronomy · Physical Sciences

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Research Topics

Advanced Chemical Physics Studies(4), Advanced Physical and Chemical Molecular Interactions(4), Polymer crystallization and properties(3), Material Dynamics and Properties(2), Polymer Nanocomposites and Properties(2)

Publications12 total

Poly(ethylene carbonate)s, part II11Part I: see Ref. [15].: degradation mechanisms and parenteral delivery of bioactive agents
Journal of Controlled Release·2001· 65 cited
Poly(ethylene carbonate)s, part I: Syntheses and structural effects on biodegradation
Journal of Controlled Release·1997· 62 cited
Novel Bioerodible Poly(hydroxyalkylene carbonates)s: A Versatile Class of Polymers for Medical and Pharmaceutical Applications
Macromolecules·1995· 59 cited
Tolerability and Absorption Enhancement of Intranasally Administered Octreotide by Sodium Taurodihydrofusidate in Healthy Subjects
Pharmaceutical Research·1992· 30 cited
Monte Carlo calculations in comparison to neutron scattering studies: 2. Global dimensions of 12-arm stars
Polymer·1987· 15 cited
Monte Carlo calculations in comparison to neutron scattering studies: 3. On the structure of 12-arm star molecules
Polymer·1987· 15 cited
Monte Carlo calculations in comparison to neutron scattering studies: 1. Linear chains
Polymer·1987· 20 cited
Semidilute solutions of star branched polystyrene: a light and neutron scattering study
Macromolecules·1986· 40 cited
Branching in epoxy resins: molecular weight as a function of the extent of reaction and critical behaviour
Polymer·1986· 14 cited
Hydrodynamic and thermodynamic behavior of short-chain polystyrene in toluene and cyclohexane at 34.5.degree.C
Macromolecules·1985· 132 cited
Branching in high molecular weight polyhydroxyethers based on bisphenol A
Die Makromolekulare Chemie·1981· 23 cited
Some limitations of the MINDO/3 method
Chemical Physics Letters·1978· 14 cited

Frequent Co-authors

Walther Burchard(7), Klaus Huber(5), Fritz Nimmerfall(3), Murat Acemoglu(3), Lewis J. Fetters(3), Georg H. Stoll(2), Pierre J. Lutz(1), David Bodmer(1), Irene Müller(1), Andreas Mahl(1), Maryelle Kolopp(1), K Tullberg(1), Thomas L. Mindt(1), Thomas Kissel(1), Jürgen Drewe(1), Andreas Rummelt(1), Christoph Beglinger(1), Sheik A. Zahir(1), Reinhart Ahlrichs(1)