Gerd Kaupp
University of Oldenburg, Germany
Biography
Gerd Kaupp studied Chemistry at University of Würzburg, Germany and completed his Post-doctoral studies at Albert Ludwigs University of Freiburg, where he appointed as an Associate Professor. He was appointed as Full Professor at University of Oldenburg in 1982. He guided a successful research group with various projects and cooperation with numerous industries and worldwide academic research groups. He served as Guest Professor for three international universities. He is now a retired member at University of Oldenburg. He has expertise in “Chemical kinetics, laser photochemistry, waste-free benign syntheses and productions, solid-state chemistry, reactive milling, mechanochemistry, atomic force microscopy AFM, scanning near-field optical microscopy SNOM, nano-scratching, nano-indentation, standardization in nano-mechanics and bionics”.
Abstract
Abstract : ISO-standards 14577 violate the first energy law: Can we further live with that?