Ingo Klimant is affiliated with Graz University of Technology in Austria and specializes in research at the intersection of engineering and chemical engineering, with a focus on bioengineering and related subfields.
Their research covers multiple main topics, including:
Klimant's publication record includes work primarily in the following subfields:
The scientist has contributed to a number of recent papers, including:
Klimant frequently publishes in venues such as:
Frequent collaborators in their research include:
Michela Quaranta;Sergey M. Borisov;Ingo Klimant
Ingo Klimant;Volker Meyer;Michael Kühl
Ingo. Klimant;Otto S. Wolfbeis
Claudia Preininger;Ingo Klimant;Otto S. Wolfbeis
Ronnie Nohr Glud;N.B. Ramsing;Jens Kristian Gundersen;Ingo Klimant
Karin Kellner;Gregor Liebsch;Ingo Klimant;Otto S. Wolfbeis
Gernot T. John;Ingo Klimant;Christoph Wittmann;Elmar Heinzle
Morten Larsen;Morten Larsen;Sergey M. Borisov;Björn Grunwald;Ingo Klimant
Gregor Liebsch;Ingo Klimant;Bernhard Frank;Gerhard A. Holst
Christoph von Bültzingslöwen;Aisling K. McEvoy;Colette McDonagh;Brian D. MacCraith
Sergey M. Borisov;Ingo Klimant
Ingo Klimant;Michael Kühl;R.N. Glud;Gerhard A. Holst
Andreas Fercher;Sergey M. Borisov;Alexander V. Zhdanov;Ingo Klimant
Gregor Liebsch;Ingo Klimant;Christian Krause;Otto S. Wolfbeis
Tijana Jokic;Sergey M. Borisov;Robert Saf;Daniel A. Nielsen
Ingo Klimant;Falk Ruckruh;Gregor Liebsch;Achim Stangelmayer
Alina V. Kondrashina;Ruslan I. Dmitriev;Sergey M. Borisov;Ingo Klimant
Otto S. Wolfbeis;Ines Oehme;Natalya Papkovskaya;Ingo Klimant
Philipp Lehner;Christoph Staudinger;Sergey M. Borisov;Ingo Klimant
Gerhard Holst;Oliver Kohls;Ingo Klimant;Bettina König
Sonja Draxler;Max E. Lippitsch;Ingo Klimant;Heinz Kraus
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