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Disambiguation of "Spanlang, Bernhard"

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Real time whole body motion mapping for avatars and robots.

, , , , , and . VRST, page 175-178. ACM, (2013)

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Alois Spanlang

Elisabeth Spanlang

Bernhard Baum

The well-tempered thrombin: a systematic crystallographic and calorimetric study on the thermodynamics of serine-protease inhibition. Uni Marburg, (2009)

Bernhard Füger

Neue heterocyclische Sulfoximine. TU Aachen, (2009)

Bernhard Fritsch

 

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