Johannes G Keller

Predicting dissolution and transformation of inhaled nanoparticles in the lung using abiotic flow cells: The case of barium sulfate

U. Graham, M. Wiemann, G. Oberdörster, 2020, Scientific Reports.

Understanding Dissolution Rates via Continuous Flow Systems with Physiologically Relevant Metal Ion Saturation in Lysosome

W. Peijnenburg, W. Wohlleben, R. Landsiedel, 2020, Nanomaterials.

Dosimetry in vitro – exploring the sensitivity of deposited dose predictions vs. affinity, polydispersity, freeze-thawing, and analytical methods

Daniel F Quevedo, A. Costa, W. Wohlleben, 2020, Nanotoxicology.

Aerogels are not regulated as nanomaterials, but can be assessed by tiered testing and grouping strategies for nanomaterials

M. Wiemann, W. Wohlleben, R. Landsiedel, 2021, Nanoscale advances.

Variation in dissolution behavior among different nanoforms and its implication for grouping approaches in inhalation toxicity.

W. Wohlleben, L. Ma-Hock, R. Landsiedel, 2021, NanoImpact.

Integrated approaches to testing and assessment for grouping nanomaterials following dermal exposure

S. Sabella, G. Janer, A. Oomen, 2022, Nanotoxicology.

Standard Operation Procedure for Continuous Flow Abiotic Dissolution & Transformation Testing of Nanomaterials

W. Wohlleben, Johannes G. Keller, Johannes G Keller, 2018 .

Novel Curcumin loaded nanoparticles engineered for Blood-Brain Barrier crossing and able to disrupt Abeta aggregates.

G. Tosi, M. Vandelli, A. Grabrucker, 2017, International journal of pharmaceutics.