Christian Dietz

ResearcherID ORCID

Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 2019-2023
Publications (10 Years): 8

Top Topics

Atomic Force Microscopy

Endoplasmic Reticulum Stress

Top Venues

Nanoscale advances

Scientific reports

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Publications

Anahid Amiri, Christian Dietz, Alexander Rapp, M Cristina Cardoso, Robert W Stark
The cyto-linker and scaffolding protein "plectin" mis-localization leads to softening of cancer cells. Nanoscale (2023)
Frank Hartmann, Martin Bitsch, Bart-Jan Niebuur, Marcus Koch, Tobias Kraus, Christian Dietz, Robert W Stark, Christopher R Everett, Peter Müller-Buschbaum, Oliver Janka, Markus Gallei
Self-Assembly of Polymer-Modified FePt Magnetic Nanoparticles and Block Copolymers. Materials (Basel, Switzerland) 16 (16) (2023)
Katrin Walter, Jan Bourquin, Anahid Amiri, Niklas Scheer, Martin Dehnert, Anna Lisa Eichhorn, Christian Dietz
Probing local lateral forces of focal adhesions and cell-cell junctions of living cells by torsional force spectroscopy. Soft matter (2023)
Anna L Eichhorn, Christian Dietz
Torsional and lateral eigenmode oscillations for atomic resolution imaging of HOPG in air under ambient conditions. Scientific reports 12 (1) (2022)
Anahid Amiri, Florian D Hastert, Christian Dietz
Carcinomas with Occult Metastasis Potential: Diagnosis/Prognosis Accuracy Improvement by Means of Force Spectroscopy. Advanced biosystems 4 (7) (2020)
Julia Kredel, Christian Dietz, Markus Gallei
Fluoropolymer-Containing Opals and Inverse Opals by Melt-Shear Organization. Molecules (Basel, Switzerland) 24 (2) (2019)
Lukas Stühn, Anna Fritschen, Joseph Choy, Martin Dehnert, Christian Dietz
Nanomechanical sub-surface mapping of living biological cells by force microscopy. Nanoscale 11 (27) (2019)
Anahid Amiri, Florian D Hastert, Lukas Stühn, Christian Dietz
Structural analysis of healthy and cancerous epithelial-type breast cells by nanomechanical spectroscopy allows us to obtain peculiarities of the skeleton and junctions. Nanoscale advances 1 (12) (2019)