Prof. Dr. Harald Riegel

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241

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+49 7361 576-1001

Email Address

Harald.Riegel[at]hs-aalen.de

Activities as President
Research
Publications

Activities as President

Strategy development
Negotiations with the ministries
Contacts with the environment of higher education
Appointments for professors; appointment funds
HAW BW: RKH
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LaserApplicationCenter (LAZ) Center for Optical Technologies (ZOT) Department, Institute for Materials Research (IMFAA)

Simon Ruck, Max-Jonathan Kleefoot, David Harrison, Anjali De Silva, Harald Riegel

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Max-Jonathan Kleefoot, Sebastian Enderle, Jens Sandherr, Marius Bolsinger, Thomas Maischik, Nadine Simon, Jiří Martan, Simon Ruck, Volker Knoblauch, Harald Riegel

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Lothar Kallien, Silvia Schuhmacher, Volker Knoblauch, Harald Riegel, Wolfgang Rimkus, Daniel Schwarz, Eduard Benz, Dieter Meinhard

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Rainer Börret, Andreas Heinrich, Markus Merkel, Harald Riegel, Gerhard Schneider

Manuel Bauer, Maximilian Schlotz, Kai Blessing, Fabian Wagner, Markus Hofele, Harald Riegel, Markus Kley

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Jens Sandherr, Sara Nester, Max-Jonathan Kleefoot, Marius Bolsinger, Christian Weisenberger, Amir Haghipour, David Harrison, Simon Ruck, Harald Riegel, Volker Knoblauch

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Prof. Dr. Harald Riegel

Activities as President

Research

Publications

Direct laser writing of optical gratings on additive manufactured metal surfaces

Enhancement of the wettability of graphite-based lithium-ion battery anodes by selective laser surface modification using low energy nanosecond pulses

FH-Impuls 2016

FH-Impuls 2016

Generation of reproducible and scalable local damage to rolling bearings for the development of condition monitoring systems through the use of laser technology

Improving the ionic transport properties of graphite anodes for lithium ion batteries by surface modification using nanosecond laser