Achim Kröger was affiliated with Goethe University Frankfurt in Germany. Their academic work primarily spanned the field of Engineering, with specific contributions in several subfields, including Molecular Biology, Atomic and Molecular Physics, and Optics, Materials Chemistry, Analytical Chemistry, and Mechanics of Materials.
Their research topics covered a range of areas: Protein Structure and Dynamics, Force Microscopy Techniques and Applications, Enzyme Structure and Function, Petroleum Processing and Analysis, Hydrocarbon Exploration and Reservoir Analysis, and Enhanced Oil Recovery Techniques.
Kröger's publication record includes two recent papers. One focused on polymer physics titled Efficient generation of self-avoiding, semiflexible rotational isomeric chain ensembles in bulk, in confined geometries, and on surfaces, published in 2021 in Computer Physics Communications. The other paper, published in 2025 in The Science of The Total Environment, dealt with biodegradation processes in the context of petroleum production, titled Hydrocarbon biodegradation processes at a historic oil production site - A signature metabolite study.
The scientist collaborated frequently with several coauthors, including:
Their work appeared notably in the journals Computer Physics Communications and The Science of The Total Environment, reflecting a focus on computational and environmental applications within their areas of study.
Achim KrÖGER;Martin Klingenberg
Reiner Hedderich;Oliver Klimmek;Achim Kröger;Reinhard Dirmeier
I.G Janausch;E Zientz;Q.H Tran;A Kröger
Achim Kröger;Martin Klingenberg;Sabine Schweidler
Oliver Einsle;Oliver Einsle;Petra Stach;Albrecht Messerschmidt;Jörg Simon
Jörg Simon;Roland Gross;Oliver Einsle;Oliver Einsle;Peter M. H. Kroneck
Achim Kröger;Simone Biel;Jörg Simon;Roland Gross
Felix Dross;Viktor Geisler;Ruth Lenger;Friedbert Theis
Torsten Krafft;Martin Bokranz;Oliver Klimmek;Imke Schröder
Joan M. Macy;Imke Schröder;Rudolf K. Thauer;Achim Kröger
U Wissenbach;A Kröger;G Unden
M. Bokranz;M. Gutmann;C. Körtner;E. Kojro
Achim Kroger;Vladimir Dadak;Martin Klingenberg;Friederike Diemer
C. Roy D. Lancaster;Roland Groß;Alexander Haas;Michaela Ritter
Torsten Krafft;Roland Gross;Achim Kröger
Jörg Simon;Roland Gross;Michael Ringel;Enrico Schmidt
Elena Lemma;Gottfried Unden;Achim Kröger
Michaela Schnorpfeil;Ingo G. Janausch;Simone Biel;Achim Kröger
Roland Gross;Jörg Simon;Friedbert Theis;A. Kröger
C. Körtner;F. Lauterbach;D. Tripier;G. Unden
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