Dr. Florian Nettesheim

Rheology Laboratory leader: Provide rheology measurements, interpretation and consultation to Central and Business R&D functions and manufacturing organizations in DuPont. The projects span building fundamental understanding of material behavior, formulation and product development, process design to manufacturing support. Expertise in material science, Polymer and Colloid Physics and Chemistry, structure-property-process relation, small angle scattering, IP evaluation and generation.

Principle investigator in Central Research and Development (Chemical Sciences and Engineering) with responsibilities in building property-process correlations for a new melt spun nanofiber process for non-woven technology with applications in barrier materials (filtration, energy storage, thermal and acoustic barriers)

Postdoctoral Position as Feodor-Lynen-Select Scholar of the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation. Subject: Phase Behavior and Dynamics of Micellar Systems at Rest and under Shear

Collaboration with Prof. Dr. Ulf Olsson at the Physcial Chemistry Department of the University of Lund. Modeling of Scattering Functions of multilamellar vesicles.

Investigation of shear-induced structures in surfactant solutions using in-situ small angle scattering methods. Rheology, small angle and neutron scattering.

Internship in the Soft-matter group with Dr. Peter Lindner at the Institute Laue Langevin with the purpose of getting trained in small angle neutron scattering

Institut for Macromolecular Chemistry, Macromolecular Science: non-ionic Surfactant solutions and the influence of added charge on shear-induced morphology transitions.