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| 1 | The path of sulfur during the bio-oxidation of pyrite by Thiobacillus Ferrooxidation显示文摘 | Rojas-Chapana J A Michael Giersig Helmut Tributsch | 1996 | Fuel1996，75，8： | 1 |
| 2 | Direct versus indirect bioleaching 显示文摘 | Helmut Tributsch | 2001 | Hydrometallurgy2001，59，2： | 1 |
| 3 | Direct versus indirect bioleaching显示文摘 | | 2001 | Hydrometallurgy2001，59，： | 1 |
| 4 | Direct versus indirect bioleaching 显示文摘 | Helmut Tributsch | 2001 | Hy-drometallurgy2001，59，2： | 1 |
| 5 | Direct versus indirect bioleaching 显示文摘 | Helmut Tributsch | 2001 | Hydrometallurgy2001，59，： | 1 |
| 6 | Direct versus indirect bioleaching 显示文摘 | Helmut Tributsch | 2001 | Hydrometallurgy2001，59，4： | 1 |
| 7 | Direct versus indirect bioleaching显示文摘 | Helmut Tributsch | 2001 | Hydrometallurgy2001，59，： | 1 |
| 8 | Direct versus indirect bioleaching 显示文摘 | HELMUT TRIBUTSCH | 2001 | Hydro Metallurgy2001，59，： | 1 |
| 9 | Direct versus indirect bioleaching 显示文摘 | Helmut Tributsch | 2001 | Hydrometallurgy2001，59，： | 1 |
| 10 | The Bionic Anticipation of Natural Disasters显示文摘After major natural disasters, such as the recent earthquake-tsunami event in South Asia, reports appear about the mysterious ability of animals to anticipate and to escape the impending danger. This is an opportunity to recall the long history of this phenomenon in the traditions of different civilizations, to evaluate Chinese efforts, 30-40 years ago, to use this phenomenon for earthquake prediction, and to judge its state of acceptance in modern science. An effort is made to introduce this phenomenon as a research field of modern bionics. The timing is favorable since, increasingly, infrared thermal anomalies, monitored from satellite, suggesting litho-atmospheric processes, are found to precede earthquakes. They were unexpected by seismologists and are here suggested to essentially reflect the energy conversion patterns responsible for the signals monitored by animals. The aim is to learn from animals in the long term how natural disasters can better be anticipated, and how simple technical warning systems can be developed. Some challenges are analyzed. One is interpretation of the nature of energy release prior to the main earthquake disaster resulting in “macro-anomaly” precursors, another is better to understand the effect on animal senses. The role of non-linear cooperative phenomena including tsunami-type waves is emphasized. | Helmut Tributsch | 2005 | Journal of Bionic Engineering2005，2，3： | 0 |
| 11 | Bionic Photovoltaic Panels Bio-Inspired by Green Leaves显示文摘In strong solar light, silicon solar panels can heat up by 70℃ and, thereby, loose approximately one third of their efficiencyfor electricity generation. Leaf structures of plants on the other hand, have developed a series of technological adaptations,which allow them to limit their temperature to 40-45℃ in full sunlight, even if water evaporation is suppressed. This is accomplishedby several strategies such as limitation of leaf size, optimization of aerodynamics in wind, limitation of absorbedsolar energy only to the useful fraction of radiation and by efficient thermal emission. Optical and infrared thermographicmeasurements under a solar simulator and in a streaming channel were used to investigate the corresponding properties of leavesand to identify suitable bionic model systems. Experiments started with the serrated structure of ordinary green leaves distributedover typical twig structures and finally identified the Australian palm tree Licuala ramsayi as a more useful bionic model. Itcombines a large area for solar energy harvesting with optimized aerodynamic properties for cooling and is able to restructureitself as a protection against strong winds. The bionic models, which were constructed and built, are analyzed and discussed. | MatthiasZhr Dennis Friedrich Tania Y.Kloth Gerhard Goldmann Helmut Tributsch | 2010 | Journal of Bionic Engineering2010，7，3： | 0 |
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